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Habitat Management and Monitoring
Features real-life case studies where scientists and student volunteers are employing monitoring tecniques to make a real difference in our understanding of the processes operating in natural systems.
Learn about
- the many ways habitats support the ecosystem
- how plants and animals play a role in in their habitats
- techniques used to monitor habitats
- organisms that occupy habitats
- the many ways you 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, it presents universally applicable principles.
(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.)
Habitat Management and Monitoring belongs to a set of three interactive modules (along with Biodiversity Around the Great Lakes and Big River) developed by USEPA and Purdue University.
Audiences:
- High school students
- Undergraduate college students
- Teachers
How to get the software
- Only available on the CD-ROM Habitat Management and Monitoring from Purdue University.
- Operating system: Win 95 or later.
- Runs from CD-ROM.