Field biology-Perth Metro
- Продолжительность: 4 час. (прибл.)
Years 11 and 12
An overview of techniques for field data collection
Australia is one of the world's 17 centres of 'mega-diversity' of plants and animals. Explore a range of techniques biologists use to collect data on our plant and animal communities. For plants, students do detailed mapping of quadrats and take a range of measurements. With animals, monitoring techniques include trapping, cameras and other non-invasive techniques. An animal encounter with mammals is included.
Biology General Unit 4 - Ecosystems and eco-issues, Biology ATAR Unit 1 - Ecosystems and biodiversity, ATAR Integrated Science Unit 2 - Biodiversity and conservation, General Integrated Science Unit 1 - Sustainability and biodiversity
COST: $16.50 per student (minimum payment for 20 students) includes GST
Excursion runs from 10am to 2pm including morning tea and lunch times. Groups arrive at 10 am then have 15-20 minutes for morning tea, activities commence after morning tea. Finish times can be adjusted to your needs.
Venues:
- Perth Hills Discovery Centre, Mundaring
- Forest Discovery Centre, Dwellingup
- Maximum students per group is 30. Multiple groups can be accommodated.
- Our booking officer will get back to you via email to confirm your excursion within 7 working days.
If you have any questions in regards to this activity, please email us at n2n@dbca.wa.gov.au. You need to submit and online enquiry form for any program, no bookings will be taken via email or phone.