OBJECTIVES
The main tool will be intertidal biodiversity monitoring using Marine Metre Squared (Mm2) including substrate mapping with photogrammetry. Other tools will include:
- Plankton community monitoring in fixed locations
- Water temperature monitoring in fixed locations Sub-tidal biodiversity monitoring using quadrats, transects, and underwater video cameras
- Settlement plate monitoring
- Video station monitoring
- Photogrammetry
- new Marine Metre Squared resources
WORKSHOP DETAILS
WHEN: Thursday 26 September, 2024 Time: 9.00am – 3.00pm
Venue: Nelson Yacht Club
COST: FREE
WHO: All Kaiako (Primary, Intermediate, Secondary)
PLEASE CONTACT GLENIS PAUL TO REGISTER YOUR INTEREST IN ATTENDING THIS WORKSHOP
Phone: 021 4 OCEAN, WWW.MARINE.AC.NZ, Email: glenis.paul@otago.ac.nz