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Course Number 10253711

Schooling Salmon
 

Tuesday, October 05, 2010
Description Educators will follow the life cycle and natuaral history of the Atlantic Salmon. Learn to understand the importance of reintroducing a species, almost having gone extinct, to its native habitat. This workshop will follow the life cycle of the salmon as they develop from egg to fry using a developmental index to chart their growth. Variables will be introduced to show the effect temperature and time can have on slowing down or speeding up the development of the salmon fry. Further stages will be examined to illustrate how an Atlantic Salmon comes back to the very stream it was born in.
 
Objectives As a result of taking part in this workshop, participants will:
  		• Know the life cycle and natural history of the Atlantic Salmon.
  		•  Use a Developmental Index to manipulate the variables that control the growth of the Salmon.
  		•  Understand the importance of reintroducing a species, almost having gone extinct, to its native habitat.
    Location EASTCONN Windham Mills, ,
     
    Presented by Kevin Segar
     
    Audience Administrators
     Mathematics and Science Teachers
     Principals
     Science Teachers
     Science Team Leaders
     
    Grade All
    Date  yyyy-mm-dd 2010-10-05
    Times 09:00 AM to 03:00 PM
    CEUs 0.50 for full attendance 
    Fee $75.00
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