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Field Research Reflections
The field study offered a useful setting for gaining fundamental biological science knowledge and abilities, developing practical experience and conceptual understanding, and improving the applicability of ecological theory to real…
Ongoing Field Observations
The organisms I plan to study are olive and lemon trees Given that these trees have been established in their current locations for a long time, relocating them for the…
Ecological Journal Entry
The journal article I chose as a source of ecological information is sited at follows: Tait, M.K., Brunson, M.W. (2021). Barriers and opportunities for cooperative wetland management: a case study in…
Blog 6
Describe your field data collection activities. Sampling strategy: Area sampling method using a 1m2 quadrat. Simple random sample placement My hypothesis: changes in weather reduces the abundance of Birdsfoot Trefoil…
Blog 4
Results of the three sampling strategies you used in the virtual forest tutorial. 7 species sampled In order from most abundant to least abundant; Eastern Hemlock, Sweet Birch, Yellow Birch,…
Observation at Quarry Park
For this project I chose to observe Quarry Park and the details of same are below; Location: Stonewall Quarry Park, 166 Main Street, Stonewall, Manitoba, R0C 2Z0 Date of Observations:…
Field Research Reflections
I finished the process of field experiments, and I found that coming up with ecological ideas and verifying them was a very tedious and time-consuming task. I tried to expand…
Tables and Graphs
As for the integration of data, the data in the table gives me a more intuitive comparison. The problem I encountered was that there was too much data clutter for…
Theoretical Perspective
The theoretical basis of your research project. My research on Euphorbia humifera was based on the influence of the surrounding environment on plant growth. The life of these rattan plants…
Data Collection
How many replicates did you sample? I chose to run 20 replicates and I have collected 16 replicates so far. Have you noticed any ancillary patterns that make you reflect…