Stunt Ranch Santa Monica Mountains Reserve
11 Feb, 12 AM - 11 Feb, 03 AM
This is field exercise that allows students to evaluate the importance of habitat on probability of predation on songbird nests. The students will be setting out artificial nests with real quail eggs and clay eggs in edge and interior habitats in the Stunt Ranch Reserve. The proposed data above is for Feb 11 but we would like to revisit on a weekly basis for 4 weeks for several hours each day so that the students can monitor their nests.
Visit #14252 @Stunt Ranch Santa Monica Mountains Reserve
Approved
Under Project # 9331 | Class
Wildlife Ecology - Nest Predation Field Studyfaculty - California State University (CSU), Northridge
Reservation Members(s)
Group of 2 Faculty
Feb 11, 2008 (1 days)
Group of 20 Undergraduate Student
Feb 11, 2008 (1 days)