Project one site visit instructions
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1) The document provides details of a two-day, one-night trip organized by Taylor's University for students to visit the River Stone Eco Resort in Selangor, Malaysia from April 15-16, 2013. 2) The itinerary includes activities such as selecting a site, exploring the site, collecting data, and night activities at the resort, with the overall goal of allowing students to experience nature and fulfill a project requirement to study and observe natural habitats. 3) The document provides reminders about costs, required forms, attire, items to bring for personal use and for the project, and contact information for the organizers.
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