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Field Observations
Soil diversity is an important phenomenon to understand because it helps explain the life underneath the soil and also the vegetation above the soil. This is because the soil composition…
Scientific Information
This research will utilize scientific information, which will be obtained from peer-reviewed sources. These peer-reviewed sources of scientific information will be obtained from the University library, authentic publications from reputable…
ONGOING OBSERVATIONS
I noticed that there are more plants close to the street, near the pond and more plants facing the south than any other direction. The underlying processes that may…
Ongoing Field Observations
My research project will focus on two main topics: The quantity of vegetation zones and the effects of flooding on ecosystems. I will examine above ground trends, species diversity, and…
Post 9: Field Research Reflections
Once I completed research on what is the best type of design for understanding bird abundance (point counts), I did not change my design. There was a bit of trial…
Post 8: Tables and Graphs
At first, I had a little trouble figuring out how I wanted my data to be represented but once I figured that out things went smoothly. I will have to…
dandelion sampling
I chose to use systemic sample placement, ensuring the initial sample point for the divided sections was randomly selected. Using a 1m2 Quadrat I chose to do 10 replicates for 10…
BLOG POST 7
The theoretical basis of this research is the impact of ecological changes in the population of the wasps. In this case, there have been changes in climate and weather patterns….
BLOG PAST 6
My field of data collection was the dense thickets in Prince Rupert. The area has an oceanic climate, and it can also be described as a temperate rainforest. The biodiversity…
KELOWNA BRITISH COLUMBIA
Blog Post 1 (observations) I selected Kelowna British Columbia, which is mapped under 49.8863° N, 119.4966° W. Kelowna BC is a beautiful area in the Canadian Okanagan Valley in the southern interior of British…