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Cons😒
_________
#It involves looking at 💩 poop
#It's  boring
#disgusting and smelly
#could stand in 💩 poop
# might have to touch poop
#not  easy to to track animal just via 💩  Pooop

Pros😁
________
#cheap
#Not really dangerous looking at 💩 poop

Equipment 📖
______________
#gloves
#book
#pen

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Pros:
•Doesn’t require constant monitoring
•Can be effective for catching some species
•Easy monitoring
•Cost effective
•Specimens are usually identifiable
•Usually produces large amounts of data
•No power source required

Cons:
•Inverts can be eaten by predators
•Animals can escape e.g. flying animals
•Can become flooded
•Easy to misplace if not marked
•Doesn’t work for bigger animals
•May catch endangered species

Equipment:
•Shovel or Hand Trowel
•Bucket or Cup
•Metal Covers
•Notebook
•Flagging Tape (identification)
•Anti freeze for preserving species

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Pros- easy, anyone can do it, quick, inexpensive, suitable for studying most animals

Cons- need good eyesight, not very interesting, winds can affect it, time of day can effect, might not see all animals, temperature could affect the survey, could miscount animals, may need PPE if cold

Equipment- pen and paper, vehicle, binoculars

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Positives:
Trapping can help prevent damage to personal property and the environment, for example: flooding caused by beaver dams.
No handling
Negatives:
Depending on the technique it can harm the animal and cause alot of stress.
The animals can be left in traps for long periods of time cause potetial injuries and making them more vulnerable to predators.
Traps can catch unwanted animals.

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Pros:
☆ Quick and Easy
☆ Minimal effort required
☆ Useful for measuring large areas
☆ Doesn't disturb or stress animals

Cons:
♢ Not very accurate
♢ Easy to make errors
♢ Easy to miss animals
♢ Can be easily distracted / bored

Equipment:
~ Tape measure
~ Pen and Paper
~ Binoculars
~ Camera
~ Book
~ Clip board
~ GPS locator / map

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Pros
•Can be left unattended
•Minimal effort needed
•Cause minimal damage to animal
•Can attract a variety of flying invertebrates
•Portable
•Cost effective
Cons
•Weather/moonlight may affect results
•More effective at nights
•Requires a source of power
•Only attract nocturnal animals
•Less effective near other lights and fresh water
Equipment
•Portable generator source/battery
•Blacklights (UV)
•Light trap
•Netting
•Some kind of container

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Cons:
tracking equipment can be expensive
- need to be able to use equipment correctly and efficiently
- needs to have knowledge on different animal tracks
- May spend a long time looking for an animal that you may not see
Pros:
- to help count the number of individuals in a population
- does not directly hurt the animal as you don’t come into direct contact
- does not disturb the animal

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pros: easy to use, helps reduce use of pesticides, can help detect certain problems before they cost you money, nets are lightweight
cons: weather (high winds, temperature), time of day can affect, takes a long time, landscape (long plants), everyone will sweep differently, nets can be costly
equipment: net (diameter of 15 inches), same net for each time you sweep for accurate results, PPE (suitable clothing)

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Pros: easy. Allows for easy identification - keeps them in the tray so they don't run away and gives time to identify them.

Cons: destructive to habitat and can kill organisms. Can cause migration away from habitat. Could be dangerous for recorder - slippery or sharp items under the water. Equipment can be expensive

Equipment : nets, waterproof clothing (boots/waders), tray/bowl to empty net into for counting and recording

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Quadrats are randomly distributed plots that allow researchers to collect data and use it to make assumptions about their chosen study.

Pros-
easy to use, inexpensive, suitable for studying plants, slowmoving animals and faster moving animals with a small range.

Cons-
require the researcher to perform work in the field (regardless of weather), and are prone to study errors.

Equipment-
Quadrat, clip board, paper, pen