Ecological Field Studies program

An introduction to ecological sampling to survey disturbance in the ecosystem.

Bold Park, an A-class reserve, is a great location to learn in-situ conservation methodologies. Using transects and quadrats to carry out a vegetative survey of the Banksia woodland (an ecological threatened community).

Consider the historic disturbance, the ongoing threats associated with urbanisation and the importance of urban bushland areas. Use fieldwork data in monitoring restoration success to guide decision making for the future.

Discuss Indigenous Ecological Knowledge (IEK) essential in conserving Australia’s biodiversity. Join us in maintaining a small patch of green in the city.

Location: WA Ecology Centre, Bold Park

Bookings are essential and fees apply.

Please refer to the Kings Park Education Cancellation Policy before booking this program.

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Tags: Year level: 10,11,12
Stream: E-STEM
WA Curriculum links: Biology (ATAR 11-12),Geography (ATAR 11-12),Integrated Science (Unit 2)
Program type: School program
Maximum duration: 1.5 hours

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