- your understanding of the importance of biodiversity in supporting sustainability - your ability to connect evidence discovered about the site to what is already known about biodiversity your plan of action is it plausible, well thought out, practical, thorough, well – communicated? Have you followed a triage model? Your remediation plan is it detailed, is it cost-effective, will it ensure no – further loss of species Conservation Triage Checklist Be sure you have done the following in your report: considered all the abiotic and biotic factors; – described the nature of the event/disaster; included a clear description of the location of the threatened area did not ignore any of the observed species including the keystone species – considered resources available and imminence of the threat faced in your plan of action that your triage plan is complete (SALT)outline includes how to – identify/assess and prioritize the victims, how they will be treated/moved etc. a list of safety precautions to be taken during the triage action does your Remediation plan provide at least 3 ways to avoid further species loss. Raises new questions or provides ideas for additional research How clearly have you done the following? Is the checklist/flowchart(s)created effective to help identify the critical organisms in the stream? How you would know the impact of the loss of one species on the ecosystem? Provide detailed description of how effective your quick action- triage would be at saving the biodiversity of an ecosystem? Assess the degree to which biodiversity is important to maintaining the ecosystem.
- your understanding of the importance of biodiversity in supporting sustainability - your ability to connect evidence discovered about the site to what is already known about biodiversity your plan of action – is it plausible, well thought out, practical, thorough, well communicated? Have you followed a triage model? Your remediation plan – is it detailed, is it cost-effective, will it ensure no further loss of species Conservation Triage Checklist Be sure you have done the following in your report: considered all the – abiotic and biotic factors; described the nature of the event/disaster; included a clear description of the location of the threatened area did not ignore any of the observed species – including the keystone species considered resources available and imminence of the threat faced in your plan of action that your triage plan is complete – (SALT)outline includes how to identify/assess and prioritize the victims, how they will be treated/moved etc. a list of safety precautions to be taken during the triage action does your Remediation plan provide at least 3 ways to avoid further species loss. Raises new questions or provides ideas for additional research How clearly have you done the following? Is the checklist/flowchart(s)created effective to help identify the critical organisms in the stream? How you would know the impact of the loss of one species on the ecosystem? Provide detailed description of how effective your quick action- triage would be at saving the biodiversity of an ecosystem? Assess the degree to which biodiversity is important to maintaining the ecosystem.
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