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| Virtual Field Trips |
| For Members Only. Walking along a trail or standing in one place watching what passes provides a view to an integrated ecosystem, the adaptations of organisms that specialize them for a particular habitat, and the interactions of organisms as they define and defend territories, select mates and acquire food. A single hour, a single day, or a single year is not sufficient to understand even a small fraction of the dynamics occurring in even a small pond. The following subjects are proposed to be a collection of observations collected over time, temporally and geographically arranged, as a photo journal of virtual field trips. |
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Freshwater Example: Dune Lake Lakes Rivers and Streams Wetlands and Marshes |
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Woodlands Oak Woodland Redwood Forest Rainforest Chaparral |
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Coastal Strand Tides and Zonation Tidepools Sandy Beach Coastal Dunes |
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Desert Great Basin Mojave Desert Sonoran Desert |
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Saline Ecosystems Estuary Salt Marsh Mono Lake |
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