Field coastal ecology is an intensive field-oriented course designed to provide 3rd - 4th year students of the Biology program with knowledge and experience surveying and monitoring the organisms and habitats best represented in coastal Prince Edward Island. Using a hands-on approach, students are expected to learn and apply the sampling protocols that are most useful to each type of habitat. Although the course will have a broad theoretical component (early daily lectures on community types and sampling design), its main focus will be on activities to be developed in the field and subsequently in the laboratory. These activities include sampling, processing, and identification or organisms collected in the most typical benthic habitats of the island. Four hours lecture, four hours laboratory/field trips per day for two weeks (summer intensive course). 30-05-2022-10-06-2022 Lecture Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 09:00AM - 10:00AM, Duffy Science Ctr, Room 423
- Teacher: Pedro Quijon