Angelo Coast Range Reserve

12 May, 01 PM - 14 May, 09 AM

I propose to bring several students with whom I have done Independent Study projects in Ecology this year to the Angelo Preserve to review and discuss aspects of watershed ecology that we have discussed over the year. Research done at the Reserve have been the foundation of most of my discussions with these students, and I would like them to see the actual system that they now know so much about. Our activities will primarily involve sampling (but releasing) stream insects and observing vertebrates such as birds, lizards, and fish. Any impact on local populations will be extremely minimal. If the weather permits, I propose to spend one night camping near the confluence of 10-Mile Cr. and the South Fork Eel River, but we would need housing for the second night. The students in this proposed group are exceptionally mature and intellectual, and all intend to pursue college degrees in the ecological sciences. This visit will provide them with a valuable opportunity to learn some natural history, think about experimental design in a natural setting, and experience a bit of what it's like to do ecological research in a remote natural setting.

Visit #9842 @Angelo Coast Range Reserve

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Under Project # 6642 | Public Use

CPS Ecology visit

k_12_instructor - K-12 Schools San Francisco

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Adrianna Smyth May 12 - 14, 2006 (3 days)
Group of 4 K-12 Student May 12 - 14, 2006 (3 days)

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Wilderness Lodge 5 May 12 - 14, 2006