Aripo savanna lesson
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The document provides a virtual tour of the Aripo Savanna in Trinidad, describing the location, history, and different areas within the savanna like the open savanna and trees that line the borders. It explains ecological features like the sundew plant and bromeliads that can be found in the savanna grasslands and includes interactive elements to navigate between different sections about the flora, fauna, and past human occupation of the area.
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Aripo savanna lesson
- 2. Name several types of flora and fauna that is found in Aripo Savanna Locate Aripo Savanna on a map of Trinidad Recognise the sun-dew plant Give a brief history of Aripo Savanna
- 3. HI, Let’s Take a tour of the Aripo Savanna. ! You can navigate the tour as you like, just click on the link to take you to different parts of the park
- 4. Location History Flora and Checklist of Fauna resources needed for the lesson
- 6. Map of Trinidad showing the location of Aripo, adapted from: http:www.birdseen.co.uktrinidadtrincontent.htm
- 9. Why do you think the signs Discuss with says that entry is prohibited your partner. without a permit.
- 10. What are grasslands? Grasslands are areas that are dominated by grasses and shrubs (large bushes) with few trees. In Trinidad and Tobago, Aripo savanna is one of the last remaining grasslands.
- 13. Open Savanna Trees line the borders of the open savannas Sedges Grasses Sundew
- 14. The Sundew plant (Drosera Capillaris Poir) is an insectivorous plant- i.e. it eats insects. It is a common species found in the Open savannas- It is endemic to Aripo Savannas.
- 15. Climbing Vine- also an piphyte- because the roots do not go into Bromeliad ( an epiphyte) the soil, they tangle around the stem)
- 27. matapal Water vines
- 29. Go to Saplinz
- 30. How are Savannas Formed? Find 2 facts. Name 2 other places in the world where Savannas form.
- 31. Go on to the next slide
- 33. ARIPO USE TO BE UNDER THE REMNANTS OF THEIR OCCUPATION OF THE US MILITARY OCCUPATION
- 35. In those days steel was rare, so many of the bunkers were broken by locals so they could steal the steel!
- 36. 1. Activity Sheet 1 Saplinz website: http://saplinz.wikispaces.com/Aripo+Savanna Print out of Map of Trinidad
Editor's Notes
- Remove this slide. As an assignment, they can look up how savannas are formed.