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Fish Stick Science

February 19, 2020
TAS ’17 measuring some fish.

Photo: Amanda Dice

After TAS '17 Amanda Dice sailed on a pollock survey aboard NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson, she created a lesson about estimating fish population sizes, with a focus on walleye pollock - the 'fish stick fish.' Students use online tutorials and interactive maps to learn about sampling techniques and to practice analyzing population data. Grades 9-12. Find her lesson here: https://teacheratsea.files.wordpress.com/2018/10/tas-lp-2017-dice-amanda-science-lesson-508.pdf
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