Tuesday night we will offer a field trip to search for Brown Treesnakes, meeting at GCC at 7 pm. You can sign up for this at the conference on Tuesday.
We will have four field trip options for Thursday morning. All field trips are free, and will leave from GCC at 8 am, unless noted below. (Note the updated time is 8am for all trips.)
Field trip option 1 - Department of Defense conservation projects: We will visit the Habitat Management Unit and Marine Corps Activity Guam Forest Enhancement Site. Take a tour with DoD biologists to learn about the terrestrial conservation work happening within DoD lands.
Field trip option 2 - Government of Guam Forestry conservation projects: We will visit the Cotal Conservation Area to learn about conservation projects within GovGuam Lands and the techniques Department of Agriculture Forestry department implement to restore the badlands of Guam. Please bring a water bottle, sun protection, and hiking shoes.
Field trip option 3 - Sagan Tinanom Nature Park conservation projects: We will visit the Sagan Tinanom Nature Park, a non-profit organization in Dededo, to learn about their conservation projects focused on restoring secondary forest and building community.
Field trip option 4 - University of Guam - Center for Island Sustainability projects: Check out the University of Guam’s Center for Island Sustainability! We will visit the CIS green roofs, vegetable gardens, and nursery to learn about the research and projects CIS is doing on island to preserve our terrestrial ecosystem. The tour will begin at the Center for Island Sustainability, House #32 on Dean’s Circle. Please bring a water bottle and sun protection.
We will have four field trip options for Thursday morning. All field trips are free, and will leave from GCC at 8 am, unless noted below. (Note the updated time is 8am for all trips.)
Field trip option 1 - Department of Defense conservation projects: We will visit the Habitat Management Unit and Marine Corps Activity Guam Forest Enhancement Site. Take a tour with DoD biologists to learn about the terrestrial conservation work happening within DoD lands.
Field trip option 2 - Government of Guam Forestry conservation projects: We will visit the Cotal Conservation Area to learn about conservation projects within GovGuam Lands and the techniques Department of Agriculture Forestry department implement to restore the badlands of Guam. Please bring a water bottle, sun protection, and hiking shoes.
Field trip option 3 - Sagan Tinanom Nature Park conservation projects: We will visit the Sagan Tinanom Nature Park, a non-profit organization in Dededo, to learn about their conservation projects focused on restoring secondary forest and building community.
Field trip option 4 - University of Guam - Center for Island Sustainability projects: Check out the University of Guam’s Center for Island Sustainability! We will visit the CIS green roofs, vegetable gardens, and nursery to learn about the research and projects CIS is doing on island to preserve our terrestrial ecosystem. The tour will begin at the Center for Island Sustainability, House #32 on Dean’s Circle. Please bring a water bottle and sun protection.
