Identify natural resources. Identify organizations and agencies involved in resource management. Identify impacts by humans on natural resources and the resulting effects. Describe ecosystem relationships between plants, animals and humans. Translate a habitat management plan. Applying NR1.2 Apply cartographic skills to natural resource activities. Examples: Interpret different types of maps such as topographical, relief, etc. Interpret map features and legends and correctly identify and use. Use map scales to calculate actual distance. Use a compass to determine direction. Interpret elevation and terrain features from topographic maps. Use directional with a map to locate exact position. Use Geographic Information System to interface geospatial data. Interpret aerial photos and images and apply to a map. Use a Global Positioning System to plot a waypoint, make a etc. Analyzing NR1.3 Examine planning data to determine natural resource status. Examples: Analyze resource inventory and population studies of natural resources. Establish sample plots and points from which to gather data. Collect data to determine resource availability and health of a specific natural resource. Use a Geographic Information System to analyze resource data. Describe the relationship of harvest levels to long-term availability of those resources.
Identify natural resources. Identify organizations and agencies involved in resource management. Identify impacts by humans on natural resources and the resulting effects. Describe ecosystem relationships between plants, animals and humans. Translate a habitat management plan. Applying NR1.2 Apply cartographic skills to natural resource activities. Examples: Interpret different types of maps such as topographical, relief, etc. Interpret map features and legends and correctly identify and use. Use map scales to calculate actual distance. Use a compass to determine direction. Interpret elevation and terrain features from topographic maps. Use directional with a map to locate exact position. Use Geographic Information System to interface geospatial data. Interpret aerial photos and images and apply to a map. Use a Global Positioning System to plot a waypoint, make a etc. Analyzing NR1.3 Examine planning data to determine natural resource status. Examples: Analyze resource inventory and population studies of natural resources. Establish sample plots and points from which to gather data. Collect data to determine resource availability and health of a specific natural resource. Use a Geographic Information System to analyze resource data. Describe the relationship of harvest levels to long-term availability of those resources.
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