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Three modules comprise the Shorekeepers' Guide and together demonstrate how to set up and conduct surveys, and how to organize and enter your data into the Shorekeepers' database. The third module is in two parts, each contains a course curriculum intended for developing courses to train volunteers to conduct a survey and manage and report their data. | ||||||||||||
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The Guide contains how to instructions for each part of the survey methods. It contains all the necessary data sheets and gives examples of completed datasheets, as well as instructions for filling out each part. There are several appendices that list pertinent information about where to get the necessary survey equipment. You can click on a Module on the sidebar to view its Table of Contents. | ||||||||||||
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The Guide does not contain any instruction or guidance on how to identify species of intertidal plants and animals. You will need to obtain suitable field guidebooks and enlist the help of the DFO representatives and local experts in your community. | ||||||||||||
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The entire Shorekeepers' Guide is available here as a series of Adobe Acrobat Reader files.
The Acrobat Reader files are listed in the Table of Contents below. Click on the files for the section(s) of the Guide you want to download. If you don't have Adobe Acrobat Reader, don't worry, it is a freeware program. Once you have downloaded the portions of the Guide you want, just download Adobe Acrobat Reader. | ||||||||||||
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Shorekeepers' Guide for Monitoring Intertidal Habitats of Canada's Pacific Waters Table of Contents
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