Levels of Organization Has the similar climate and community Includes the biotic and abiotic factors Includes different populations A collection of individuals.

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Levels of Organization Has the similar climate and community Includes the biotic and abiotic factors Includes different populations A collection of individuals that are the same species A member of a species

Ecological Methods ObservationExperimentModel Building SitesField siteExperimental plots, field sites, labs Many sites for data collecting Measuring ToolsTapes, compass, GPS, thermometer, sensors Aerial views, GPS, weather balloons Magnifying ToolsBinoculars, microscope, telescope Satellite images Written RecordNotes, automated data storage Automated data storage Chemical TestingTest kits Large database, multiple sensors Computer/ Calculators Mathematical analysis and graphics, statistics Mathematical analysis and graphics, statistics, simulations

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