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Forum 3.1 - Work of the Biogeographer

11/19/2018

16 Comments

 
Central Question: How can biogeographers actually capture and study data?

Guiding Thought Question: Given what you know about biogeography what type of training and skills should they have in order to complete their work? 

Today's Learning Objective: Students will learn about the ways in which biogeographers conduct their work by participating in a citizen science camera trap activity and learning about other methods such as mapping and photo recognition.
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16 Comments
emma
12/6/2021 08:55:22 am

know how to read maps, outdoor survival skills, know how to speak multiple languages

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Sienna
12/6/2021 08:56:00 am

they should be able to not only use maps but be able to make their own, be able to do field work, can take good field notes, etc.

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Emily
12/6/2021 08:57:39 am

Be able to work outdoors in all conditions, good with mapping, good research and observation skills, good analyzer

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Annie
12/6/2021 08:59:23 am

Mapping

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Bob
12/6/2021 08:59:30 am

Being able to go out in the field, you could possibly say a zoo

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Bea
12/6/2021 08:59:55 am

Training in mapping software

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Jack Smith
12/6/2021 09:01:25 am

Connection making, be able to access resources and work with locals

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Peter
12/6/2021 09:11:34 am

Understanding of biology and ecology. Interpersonal skills. Knowledge of history, especially geology or glaciology.

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Riley Martin
12/7/2021 12:22:50 pm

They should have outdoors/survival skills because they are going to places that there are little to no people.

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izzy martin
12/7/2021 12:23:57 pm

Having a background in subjects like biology and geography, but also understanding of the social aspects of areas and knowledge of people who live there. also being able to live in varying conditions

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Evers
12/7/2021 12:25:30 pm

Outdoor living skills and know how to read a map

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emma
12/7/2021 12:25:39 pm

some basic things they should know is how to read and create maps, have good knowledge of what you study, good at making connects and know how to take good notes and know how to take good data.

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Daniel Montes
12/7/2021 12:25:58 pm

Patience lots of patience. Sense of direction and the drive to explore. Obviously outdoor skills and good sanity if you will be by yourself

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Cariena Murray
12/7/2021 12:27:26 pm

MAP

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Maria
12/7/2021 12:29:44 pm

Mapping skills, understanding of ecological and historical processes, communication skills, proper research skills

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Braeden Irwin
12/7/2021 12:30:06 pm

Mapping, survival skills, people skills, knowing basics of multiple languages. and a strong understanding of biology, and geography.

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