#Field Guide

Sighs deeply 🥲 working outdoors does have its perks but water is not one of them. Share your horror stories 😂👇 #archaeology #workingoutside #weather #recording #fieldwork

Let's relax for a moment and read about the Red-winged Blackbird from my vintage field guide. #fieldguide #reading #educational #calm

#save layers of soil - learning geography part 3 Comment “print” for both the printables Some days back my younger one caught an earthworm and wanted to keep in the house . That’s when I realised he needs to know where they live and what’s under the soil . Top soil Subsoil Parent rock Bedrock The above are the main layers and the PDF’s have a complete detail for explanations. Happy learning :) Follow @2monkeys.and.me for more 👍 like, share and save this post #diy #freeprintables #diyprintable #diycrafts #craftsforkids #diyforkids #kidscraftideas#homeschool #homeschooling #homeschoolcurriculum #stemeducation #stemeducationforkids #stemeducator #steameducation #steameducation #earlychildhoodeducation #earlyyearseducation #earlylearning #earlychildhood #earlyyears

One of the main questions I get at plant talks, walks, and classes is what field guide I recommend most. The answer is absolutely @Samuel Thayer’s field guide to edible wild plants! I’ve had so many field guides over the years, and after I got this one, it’s pretty much the only one I reach for. It’s so comprehensive and thorough! Thanks Sam for this incredible resource! #edibleplants #fieldguide #foraging101 #foragersoftiktok #wildplants

Forests Guide 🌲🌳🌴 Hope this little guide will help you and you find it useful for your maps! . . . . . Follow my Patreon for more! 🔥 . . . . . . #guide #worldbuilding #dnd #inkarnate #mapmaking

15 side quests you can start TODAY to build conservation experience wherever you are (part 1/5)🌿: [Don’t forget to save for later!] 1. Join a citizen science project through @inaturalistorg: @inaturalistorg is a platform that allows anyone to contribute to citizen science projects around the world. For example, there is an ongoing City Nature Challenge from 24-27 April, where you can submit observations to the largest community science biodiversity global census in the world! 2. Identify wildlife footage on @wildlifeinsights: @wildlifeinsights is a platform for uploading and analyzing camera trap footage, with the option of inviting the public to contribute to identify wildlife species captured. As a volunteer, you can help tag images and learn about different species along the way. 3. Email a professor & shadow their research: On Google Scholar (or any research database), search up a conservation topic (e.g. “farming in Hong Kong”) that interests you. Challenge yourself to reach out to the professor(s) involved asking if you can shadow a day of fieldwork or offer to help with science communication! More often than not, you’ll be surprised by their response. What are some other ideas for side quests to contribute to conservation in your community?👇🏽 Follow for part 2 :)

The field work part of research is really only the data collection phase. Everything else - coming up with a research question, reading, getting funding, making plans, analyzing data, and science communication - generally all happens indoors at a computer. 📚📝💻 I actually don’t mind this at all - if every day all year was field data collection, I’d be so tired and really struggle to find a routine. The planning, analysis, and communication are also so important for the research to have impact, which to me is the entire point of doing it 🌊🌳✨ #gradschool #phdstudent #conservationbiology #womeninstem #outdoorsy #wildlifebiology

A comprehensive photographic field guide to the butterflies and caterpillars of Britain and Western Europe—as well as the Canaries, the Azores, Madeira, and Cyprus. 🦋🐛⁠ ⁠ Butterflies of Britain and Western Europe and Their Caterpillars by Jean-Pierre Moussus is now available worldwide! ⁠ ⁠ Order yours at the link in our bio!⁠ ⁠ This is the first field identification guide to the adult butterflies of Britain and Western Europe that also covers most of their caterpillars and egg types, providing all the tools needed for accurate identification. Comprehensive, practical, and easy to use in the field, this superb photographic guide covers all of the 472 species of butterfly found in Britain and Western Europe—as well as the Canaries, the Azores, Madeira, and Cyprus. Using the most recent taxonomy, it is also the first European butterfly field guide to use identification keys, including images of genitalia to distinguish between similar-looking species. The keys also include biogeographic and ecological identification criteria. Complete with an introduction on the biodiversity and biogeography of European butterflies, this is an essential guide for all lepidopterists and entomologists, from amateur enthusiasts to professionals.⁠ ⁠ • Features more than 1,500 color photographs and 300 distribution maps⁠ • Includes identification keys for the top side and underside of adult butterflies and identification keys for most of their caterpillars and egg types⁠ • Includes some 100 genitalia diagrams for difficult-to-identify species⁠ • A highly visual presentation of the biological and ecological features of each species⁠ • Designed for lepidopterists and entomologists of every level⁠ ⁠ #Butterflies #Caterpillars #FieldGuide #Nature #Wildlife

#outdoorskills #plantidentification #survivalskills #outdooreducation

Ch2...Geography..notes...#boards #ncert #10thclass #studyreels #study

The Art of Field Notes was a blast! Thank you Lily for teaching and thank you to all who came out to Catherine Creek for this lovely class on observing the world around us! 🏔️🌻🌥️ #artsupplies #columbiarivergorge #tokkiartsupply #fieldnotes #naturejournal

jokes aside, the field is as important to geologists as fume hoods are to chemists, and proper funding is essential⛰️ #geology #fieldwork #geologystudent #fieldschool #adventure