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Ecosystems and impacts : an educational field study for Biology 20 and Science 20 students

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A field study program developed for use in Fish Creek Provincial Park to support the Biology 20, Unit B: Ecosystems and Population Change curriculum.

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Aquatic ecosystems : the Elbow river : an educational field study for Biology 20 students

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Welcome to Aquatic Ecosystems: The Elbow River, a field study designed for Bio 20 students. This is a curriculum-connected full-day study of the Elbow River with multidisciplinary post-activity... More ≫

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Welcome to Aquatic Ecosystems: The Elbow River, a field study designed for Bio 20 students. This is a curriculum-connected full-day study of the Elbow River with multidisciplinary post-activity support. The intent of this program is to provide a hands-on, engaging outdoor component, which will meet the needs of Biology 20 Unit B: Ecosystems and Population Change. This program is also written to achieve the mandate of the Alberta Government - Tourism, Parks, and Recreation and also addresses the four program goals of preservation, outdoor recreation, heritage appreciation, and heritage tourism. The field study is designed to focus on testing and studying the abiotic and biotic factors of the aquatic ecosystem. Students are challenged to predict and then discover what the factors are indicating. Students will have the opportunity to monitor the Elbow River from the pristine waters of Cobble Flats in Kananaskis Country all the way to the City of Calgary. Traveling by bus, students will...

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Biology 20-30 : program of studies 2007 (updated 2014)

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Includes the 2014 updates to the 2007 biology 20-30 program of studies.

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Biology 20-30 [program of studies 2007, revised 2009]

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The 2009 revisions made to biology 20-30 program of studies

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Biology 20-30 [program of studies 2007]

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The biology 20-30 program of studies with mandatory implementation schedule: Biology 20, September 2007 ; Biology 30, September 2008

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