Scripps Coastal Reserve

09 Mar, 10 AM - 30 Sep, 05 PM

The BILD 4 course is offered every quarter, and the instructor, teaching assistants, and students will visit the Scripps Coastal Reserve. Under supervision of the instructor, teaching assistants will identify 2-4 native and exotic plants, by observations, along the Knoll Trail. We will collect small soil samples (approximately 100 g) from the ground surface and erect small markers to denote the locations. Soil samples are expected to contain microbial species, which will be removed from the Reserve. Sections of 32 students (8 in the fall, 16 in the winter, and 16 in the spring) will be led by the instructor and teaching assistants along the Knoll Trail and observe the different plant species under which the soil samples were obtained. No manipulations of the environment or species are planned, and no species are expected to be introduced beyond general human traffic.

Visit #67325 @Scripps Coastal Reserve

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Under Project # 29869 | Class

Comparison of soil microbial communities underneath native and exotic plant species at the Scripps Coastal Reserve

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Reservation Members(s)

Stanley Lo Mar 9 - Apr 16, 2020 (39 days)
Melissa Micou Mar 9 - Apr 16, 2020 (39 days)
Stephanie Mel Mar 9 - Apr 16, 2020 (39 days)
Deborah Wong Mar 9 - Apr 16, 2020 (39 days)
Group of 3 Faculty Mar 9 - Apr 16, 2020 (39 days)
Group of 8 Graduate Student Mar 9 - Apr 16, 2020 (39 days)
Group of 384 Undergraduate Student Mar 9 - Apr 16, 2020 (39 days)
Stanley Lo Sep 28 - 30, 2021 (3 days)
Stephanie Mel Sep 28 - 30, 2021 (3 days)
Deborah Wong Sep 28 - 30, 2021 (3 days)
Group of 24 Graduate Student Sep 28 - 30, 2021 (3 days)
Group of 780 Undergraduate Student Sep 28 - 30, 2021 (3 days)

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Mesa with Coastal Sage Scrub habitat and loop trail 25 Apr 13 - 17, 2020