Interactive Field Observation Episode 5 l EcoTraining

We join EcoTraining Instructor Berenice Fouche at Pridelands in today's Interactive Online Field Observation episode.
What would a Field Observation assessment out in the field look like? We usually take our students out in the field, using all their senses; touch, smell, see, listen and sometimes even taste to observe and learn; and, from memory, tell us about those things.
Today we will simulate these experiences in our fifth episode of Interactive Online Field Observation. Join us now and see how many answers you know.
Contents of this video
0:12 Intro
0:23 Quiz starts, question 1
0:35 Question 2
0:56 Question 3
1:22 Question 4
1:50 Time to check your results
1:54 Answer 1
2:12 Answer 2
2:23 Answer 3
2:34 Answer 4
2:56 Closing notes
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[@Leopard164]

Thank you so much Eco Training I don’t always get all the answers correct but I learn from my mistakes 🙏

[@EcoTraining]

Happy to hear that! Keep it up 🤗

[@SairowuaJames]

i like following eco training videos they are more educative

[@crackerlekker7161]

Too easy!😂 Studying as a game guide in south Africa, I use these videos to test my skills and knowledge got all 5 correct, thank you ecotraining, these guiding 101 videos and field observation videos are AWESOME for me, much love from the western cape

[@EcoTraining]

Hi there, you are welcome, we are glad you find the videos informative and helpful.

[@sallyjeffries5377]

I had no idea but then I’ve had no training and live in the UK 🤷🏻‍♀️ Loved this though, very educational for me 😁 Thank you🙏🏼!

[@EcoTraining]

Hi Sally, it is a pleasure, we are glad you enjoyed the video.

[@daniloacquisto5186]

Elephant?

[@EcoTraining]

Hi Danilo, yes for Question 1 the answer is elephants - it is called ring barking, they do this to get the nutrients from the inner part of the bark.