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Ernest Debs Park Field Trip Student Guide
Welcome to Debs Park! Please complete this form as you visit Debs Park. Please read all instructions carefully.
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What is your full name?
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First and Last name
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What period do you have science class?
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What day are you visiting Debs Park?
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As you walk around the park, keep a count with a tally in your notebook of how many different birds you hear.
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When you're done, enter your final count at the end of the form
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Find the palm trees that look like this picture. Are these palm trees a native species to California? Please explain.
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Go and find at least two different species of Pine tree.
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A) Take a picture or draw the palm trees. B) In the box below, record two QUALITATIVE and two QUANTITATIVE observations of each tree
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Explore the topography (land features) of Debs Park.
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In the box below, describe the general topography and unique land features of the park
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Soil analysis
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Find some soil in the park and describe the characteristics of the soil. Including: A) Color, B) Texture, C) Amount of Organic matter, D) Grain and particle size
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Distribution of small vegetation
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Go and find some vegetation under a tree (like the picture above) and explain why the vegetation can be found under one tree and not the other
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Find the leaning fence in the park
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Make an inference as to why the fence appears the way it is- excluding any possible human interference. Be sure to site specific principles or processes in nature
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Go and find two different types of footprints.
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A) Draw pictures of the prints in your notes. B) Infer who or what made these prints. C) Using a map of the park, locate and draw the location of the prints on the map
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Water flow evidence in soil
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Analyze the picture above. Using the picture, describe the direction of water flow
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Bench with a view?
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Go and find this bench. Describe what you think happened.
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Look at this mushroom growing on a tree stump. What type of ecological relationship is this?
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Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
Ecological relationships part 2: Go and find another example of an ecological relationship, then take a picture of it.
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What type of relationship did you find?
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
Park trees: What sort of tree species can be found at Debs park?
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Park trees: What is the population distribution of tree species like at Debs park?
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Uniform
Clumped
Random
Park trees: What is the population density of tree species like at Debs park?
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High
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Low
Go up the main road and find the first trail marker on your right.
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Find a tree stump and count the number of tree rings on the stump. How many rings are there?
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Keep going up the same trail.
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Describe at least two different types of human impact on the environment (excluding the trail paving)
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Continue on the same trail. Keep hiking until you can see downtown Los Angeles
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Look towards downtown and describe the air quality of the downtown area. What causes this?
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Keep going on the train until you find the pond.
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When you get to the pond, list the names of several different organisms that you can find in and around the pond.
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As you walk around the park, keep a count with a tally in your notebook of how many different birds you hear.
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When you're done, enter your final count HERE
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