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Habitat Management and Monitoring
Click the Signs in the Visitor Center Lobby!
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Habitat Management and Monitoring is the second of three interactive
modules (along with Biodiversity
Around the Great Lakes and Big River)
developed by USEPA and Purdue University.
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The object of these programs is to inform and
instruct students and the public about the workings of natural ecosystems,
focusing on the upper midwest and Great Lakes.
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Developed for the high school level student, Habitat
Managment and Monitoring is an enjoyable, instructive program
for anyone interested in learning about the many ways habitats support
the ecosystem, and the ways plants and animals play a role in in
their habitats. Individuals will learn about the techniques used
to monitor habitats and the organisms that occupy them, and the
many ways they can make the study and management of habitat a career,
or an enjoyable pastime as a volunteer.
While this tutorial emphasizes the
upper midwest and Great Lakes, but presents universally applicable
principles.
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Audiences: High school amd undergraduate college
students & teachers
Only available on CD-ROM from Purdue University:
Biodiversity Around the Great Lakes
- Created: 2004 by S. Allen, R. Beltran, C. Nyquist,
J. Kunkel, M. Schreiweis, D. Jay, R. Jay, A. Krause, G. Zywicki,
M. Strickland, and D. Jones.
- Size: n/a (runs from CD-ROM)
- Operating system: Win 95, 98, ME, 2000, 2003, XP
- Other requirements: Minimum 800x600 resolution, set to small fonts. Sound card and speakers recommended
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Only available on CD-ROM from Purdue University:
Habitat Managment
and Monitoring
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