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Z SBAOC Workshop Flashcards

1
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a bump in a landscape
- Lower altitude and elevation

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Hill

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2
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  • a steep rise in the landscape
  • A natural mould of earth created by faulting
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Mountain

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Parts of a mountain

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  • Summit
  • Crest
  • Peak
  • Slope
  • Base
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4
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How is hill created

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  • either faulting or erosion
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5
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How is Mountain created?

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By faulting

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6
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Layers of rainforest

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  • Emergent
  • Canopy
  • Understory
  • Forest floor
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Consists of the tallest trees, some birds and insects. No animals live here

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Emergent Layer

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Thickest layer that hosts mosts flora and fauna

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Canopy Layer

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9
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Consists of young herbs and shrubs and bushes

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Understory layer

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10
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Darkest, humid layer that hosts insects and giant animals

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Forest floor

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11
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Checklist of items

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  • essentials
  • clothing and sleeping gear
  • Mess kit
  • survival kit or emergency rations
  • first aid kit
  • repair kit
  • toiletries
  • group equipment
  • optional item
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12
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This kit contains essential supplies

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First Aid Kit

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13
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essential supplies present in first aid kit

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  • Personal Medicine
  • Triangular / elastic bandages
  • Forceps
  • medication for fever and diarrhea
  • Anti-allergies
  • Medication for skin irritation and other illness
  • Alcohol or betadine
  • Insect repellent
  • Disinfectant
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14
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Bag that you can keep your snacks in them, use them to keep your things dry

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Ziplock bags

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15
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Formula for correct clothing preparation

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of days + 1

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16
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Points to consider when planning a fieldwork

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  • Getting in
  • Getting Out
  • Permits, fees, equipment etc
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17
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Is the process of wearing several thin layers of clothing

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Layering

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18
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Purpose of layering

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  • help regulate the heat around your body
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19
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Parts of layering (clothes)

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  • Base layer
  • Insulating layer
  • Outer layer
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20
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Repair kit components

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  • Tying string
  • duct tape
  • tent seam sealer
  • Extra buckle
  • needle and nylon string
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21
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Group equipments examples

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  • Poles
  • Tent body
  • Flysheet
  • Pegs
  • Tent Sack
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22
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A approching a wild animal must be done with great care.

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Approach with caution

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23
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its likley to disrupt or alarm the animals your shooting

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No selfies

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24
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If an animal is endangered, or known to be a target of poaching, publishing and taking pictures may have consequences

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Photograph endangered species with extra caution

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25
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Killing or in any way harming animals, should never be part of wildlife photography

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Do no harm

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26
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the wildlife photographer shoul put animals and the natural environment first

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Nature comes first

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27
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do not try to manipulate the natural environment

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Wildlife conservation should be an aim of wildlife photography

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28
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wildlife should not be manipulated or handled in anyway for the purpose of photography

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Be respectful of your subjects

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29
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Ensure that your photography process disturbs the widlife and their environment at a minimum level

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Minimize disturbance

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30
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The wildlife photoggraphy should be knowledgeable of about floral and fauna, history etc

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Do your researc

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31
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Principles of an equiptable framework

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  • Be collaborative
  • Be respectful
  • Be legal
  • Be safe
32
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Fieldwork safety and ethics

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  • Logistics, permits and field essentials
  • Personal
  • Community interaction and ethics
  • Photography
  • Collection of samples
  • Social media postings
33
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Types of backpack

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  • No frame pack
  • Internal frame pack
  • External Frame pack
34
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  • Light weight
  • non-bulky design
  • Less support for heavy loads
  • Less capacity
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No Frame pack

35
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  • More support for heavy loads
  • more capacity
  • hugs body
  • heavier
  • LESS BACK VENTILATION
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Internal Frame pack

36
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  • Maximum support for heavy loads
  • more capacity
  • MORE VENTILATION
  • Heavier
  • Bulkier
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External Frame pack

37
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ABC is also known as

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Accessaibility, Balance and Compressibility

38
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Camp managment

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  • Camping
  • Garbage
  • Sanitation
  • Washing dishes
39
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Select a level campsites with adequete water runoff, and use plastic under your tent to stay dry without ditching

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Camping

40
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Camping, Locate tour site _______ away from natural water sources

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At least 100 feet away

41
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Importance of proper selection of campsites

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  • Help preserve the atmosphere of solitude
42
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Camp management; Garbage

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  • Carry out or burn (tissue paper only) all your garbage
43
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Importance of carrying out all the food scraps and packaging

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  • Buried garbage won’t stay for too long
  • Maybe dangerous to small animals
44
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  • Use established latrines if they are provided
  • Use a cat-hole if there are no estalished latrines
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Sanitation

45
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If the latrines are provided

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Use the established latrines

46
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If there is no established latrines

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-Use a cat-hole

47
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Importance of cat-hole

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  • Prevent waste from entering a water source
48
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Try a soap less clean up

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Washing dishes

49
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Was at least 100 feet away from ______

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Natural water sources

50
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Common bad practices

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  • Water canal on tent
  • Burning/Burying of waste
  • Vandalism
  • Good ol’ remembrance
  • Ignorance
51
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Done by scouting group who put small canal beside the tent for the purpose of semi drainage during camping

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Water cana on tent

52
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What damage does water canal on tent produces?

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Could damage the campsite forever due to the scar it made

53
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This can create new bacteria and pollution and is unsanitary

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Burning/burying of waste

54
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Picking of flowers to writing or carving of insignia on the trees rock boulders etc.

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Vandalism

55
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Getting unsolicited plants such as flowers to wild lands

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Good ol’ remembrance

56
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Trail techniques

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  • Pacing
  • Rest
  • Signaling
  • Descending
57
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line formation in narrow trails….

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  • Should be a single file
  • Overtaking should be avoided but if a need arises
58
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always start with a slow pace to wamp-up the working muscles, gradually increasing to the group desire pace

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Pacing

59
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What is the ideal pace?

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  • The slowest member of the group
  • Or the person with the heaviest weight load
60
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Different types of rest-stops

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  • Level ground
  • On steep slopes
  • Ascent
  • Descent
61
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5 mins of rest every hour of hiking

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Level ground

62
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rest every 15 minutes

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On steep slopes

63
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5 mins of set every 30 minutes

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Ascent

64
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5 mins of rest every hour

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Descent

65
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Types of signals in trail techniques

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  • Signal stop
  • Signal to proceed (go)
  • Call for help
  • Signal for “Aid is on the way”
66
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1 long whistle signal

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Signal stop

67
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2 short whistle signal

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Signal to proceed

68
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6 whistle blast

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Call for help

69
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Continous whistle blast

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To Signal “aid is on the way”

70
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Techniques in Descending;
- To maintain balance

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Learn to dig with your heel or side of your foot

71
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Techniques in Descending;
- if the terrain is too steep or slippery

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face the wall and step downward

72
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The process of using compass

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Land Navigation

73
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Steps in land navigation

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  • Know where you are
  • Plan the route
  • Stay on the route
  • Recognizing the objective
74
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Types of Navigation

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  • Celestial
  • GPS
  • Maps and compass
75
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Abbreviation of GPS

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Global positioning system

76
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