Field Trips

Advanced Island Ecology Safari

Grades 9-12
Sixteen hours, $5750 for up to 40 participants

Students focus on the complex relationships that develop within island ecosystems through both natural and human-related processes. Studies include classifying native and introduced plant communities, determining fish populations through catch-and-release fishing or snorkeling, exploring a mudflat ecosystem, and applying oceanographic research protocols to define the marine environment surrounding the island.

9th-12th S BL 6a, b, c, d, e, f, g; 7a, c, d; 8a, b, c, d; 9a, b, f, g, i ES 3a, b, c, e, f IE 1a, c, d, h, k, l

Forms
Standards (PDF - 31 KB)
Required Forms (PDF - 236 KB)
Prep Pack (PDF - 872 KB)