Kelp forests of the Monterey Peninsula: transect videos for 2023

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Abstract

Subtidal video surveys are an equitable and accessible tool for research and teaching. After minimal training, these videos, conducted along underwater transects, can be be analyzed by anyone, anywhere. These surveys have the potential to become an interactive teaching tool that introduces students to the scientific method in the context of subtidal ecosystems.

This collection contains transect videos from the Monterey Peninsula for 2023.

This work was conceived in the context of the DIMES (Diversifying and Integrating Marine Education at Stations) program funded by an NSF RCN-UBE Incubator award (2018116). Additional funding was provided by Stanford University’s Transforming Learning Accelerator.

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Type of resource moving image
Date created [ca. January 2023 - December 2023]
Publication date April 3, 2024

Creators/Contributors

Author Elahi, Robin
Compiler Anderson, Courtney
Compiler Duda, Madeline
Compiler Elkaslasy, Leilani
Compiler Fairlie, Jessica
Compiler Hodder, Benjamin
Compiler Mattioli, Bruno
Compiler McClintock, Justin
Compiler Wallace, Michelle
Compiler Walters, Nestor

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Subject Ecological monitoring
Subject Kelp forests
Genre Video

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Elahi, R. (2024). Kelp forests of the Monterey Peninsula: transect videos for 2023. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at https://purl.stanford.edu/gq789jc8272. https://doi.org/10.25740/gq789jc8272.

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Kelp forests of the Monterey Peninsula

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