Kenneth S. Norris Rancho Marino Reserve

08 Nov, 04 AM - 09 Nov, 12 AM

This is an annual field trip conducted for the students taking the Biology of Fishes course at UCSB. The purpose of the field trip is to expose students to life fish in their natural habits and to discuss their ecology and physiological adaptations. The tidepools make an excellent venue for exposing the students to these animals as they are accessible to students who may not be able to interact with fishes in a diving format. We will utilize the low tide on the late afternoon of November 8th to search for intertidal fishes. Upon finding them we will use hand nets to collect them for examination and discussion before returning them to where they were collected from. Permits from the California Department of Fish and Game will be renewed for this purpose.

Visit #37771 @Kenneth S. Norris Rancho Marino Reserve

Approved

Under Project # 29890 | Class

EEMB 106 Field Trip

graduate_student - University of California, Santa Barbara

Reservation Members(s)

Kathryn Davis Nov 8 - 9, 2014 (2 days)
Group of 35 Undergraduate Student Nov 8 - 9, 2014 (2 days)

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Meeting area with kitchen 1 Nov 8 (16 hours)
Camping Space 25 Nov 8 (16 hours)
Wilderness travel trailer 1 Nov 8 (16 hours)