In order to reduce redundancy, see post titled Himalayan Blackberry Control Experiment by Kolaan Busbice for a detailed description of the day.
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| Dr. Caroline Christian with the pregame speech to pump up the team of restorationists. Apparently a few did not have their coffee that morning. |
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| Going over materials before setting out for data collection. |
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| In order to get consistent data everyone needed to be on the same page from the get-go |
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| Watch out for the bike! |
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| The materials for the day. Each group was given clipboard with appropriate data sheets, tape measure, flags, a compass, a densiometer, a three-meter pvc equipped with a meter tape, and some skotch tape. |
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| Ingenuity at its finest. |
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| After initial data was collected, the treatment of clipping was applied. |
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| A fully clipped plot. |
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| The bloggers diligently bringing you this here information. |
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| Meanwhile, a little more south of our study site, one student was acting as an exotic (maybe invasive?) species. |
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