1. Biodiversity 4/5 Maggie, Awang, Simon and Swikriti

2. The Nursery: plants, animals, and other Potted plants (bushes) Gardening tools Geckos Orange and purple flowers Peppers Ants Frogs Ivy Snails Centipede

3. Human Affects Area is diverse but almost all of the plants are potted Because there are excess pots, the geckos use them for shelter The ivy grows on the fence instead of on the surrounding trees

6. Biodiversity Assessment - Courtyard By: Group #1 (Arun, Daichi, Hannah, Kimberly and Sarah)

8. Time - 1:15 to 1:30 pm

9. Location - Courtyard

11. Litter (pencil, glue, bottle cap)

12. AC vents- produce noise & heat

13. Metal gates

14. Clay pots for plants

15. Water drain

16. Pipes along walls and ground

17. Sprinkler

21. Biodiversity Shannon, Hannah, Pranav, Simon, Paan

22. Observations Lots of different types of plantation- about 20 different species (diversity of genes) Different kinds of trees- about 7 different species (diversity of genes) Various small grass flowers (diversity of genes) Many crawling little insects- ants, mosquitoes, centipedes, etc (diversity of species) Birds chirping overhead while we were observing the area around the pond (diversity of species)

25. Others… Didn’t expect the smell there; had mud all over our shoes toad and turtles in the pond; we didn’t get a picture of it Something interesting: how many different species of plants there were around the pond

26. BIODIVERSITY AROUND ISBBALL DIAMOND BY BOOM, BOON, DAVID AND WIN

27. Observations A dead frog: can be decomposed, which can give soil nutrition Tiny flowers grow at the edge of the gates Small ants around the area The frog and and dry flowers show that the environment is dry, judging from what color the frog is

28. Observations Most of the plants water resources are mostly from rain, which can tell from the wet field and the small tunnels that direct dirty water to other places Living insects: bees, spiders, grasshoppers Dead leaves Very quiet

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31. Score 2