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HP Technology Grant 2007Wildlife Movement Corridors along the 37th ParallelABSTRACT
FACULTY
Student CommentsIMPACT ON TEACHING
“HP Technology has also evolved our field protocols and greatly enhanced the research being conducted.”
“The computers have been invaluable in helping us to learn to use GIS technology, which is becoming more and more important to conservation work.”
“We also feel that we have more ownership of our work, because rather than turning our data in to someone else to process and analyze, we do it ourselves and get to see the results of our work.”
“HP Tablets make field work so much
more efficient. For example, we use
digital infrared motion-sensor cameras.
Prior to using the HP Tablets, we lost
valuable time each week through
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“We use rapid assessment and formal tracking
techniques to locate animal movement patterns in
Coyote Valley and determine the habitat connection
points and the various species' movement needs.” 
IMPACT ON STUDENT LEARNING 
