Managing Habitat Studio

Ten practical activities to stimulate further learning 

Use it to to get ideas for things you can 'in the field' to practice what you have learned

Use it to make a visit to the area more interesting 

Open the underlying NotebookLM knowledge base

Use it to 'chat' interactively with its AI agent

Use it to create your own notes for further purposes

A link to the topic page in the Sidmouth Nature community forum

Use it to ask questions about this topic and get answers from the community

Use it to provide additional information you have uncovered for the benefit of the community as a whole

A series of cards 'flashed' to you with a single question on each

Use it what you have learned from engaging with the topic

Use it to identify which parts of the topic you should investigate further

 Series of multiple choice questions based on the content of the topic

Use it what you have learned from engaging with the topic

Use it to identify which parts of the topic you should investigate further

So you now have a clear understanding of why habitat needs to be protected and managed:

Your next step may be to UNDERSTAND  the basic features and origins of the primary habitat types in more detail

If, however, you have completed the journey of discovery through local geology, habitats and the seasons then expand your knowledge by looking at the various CASE STUDIES which take a closer look at the main habitats to be found locally