| Spiders of the Eastern U.S., A Photographic Guide
Oak Mountain Interpretive Center
Alabama Wetlands
Class Activities & Research
Curriculum
Faculty & Staff
M.S. in Environmental Management
New Alabama Fish Records
Senior Seminar
Student Research & Class Photos
Travel Experience
Vulcan Materials Center for Environmental Education |
Teaching Field Zoology with Photography
| Photography is an excellent tool for teaching field biology courses, allowing students to study individual specimens closely and in their natural habitat without harming them. For a more complete explanation of the teaching method, see "Teaching Field Biology with Photography," The American Biology Teacher, Vol. 65, No. 6, Aug. 2003, pg. 450, by Ronald L. Jenkins, W. Mike Howell, L. J. Davenport, and Linda F. Wood. |
Click on the thumbnails below to visit the collection for each school term.
Invertebrate Field Zoology
Fall 2007
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Vertebrate Field Zoology
Spring 2007
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Invertebrate Field Zoology
Fall 2006
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Vertebrate Field Zoology
Spring 2006
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Invertebrate Field Zoology
Fall 2005
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Vertebrate Field Zoology
Spring 2005
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Invertebrate Field Zoology
Fall 2004
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Vertebrate Field Zoology
Spring 2004
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Invertebrate Field Zoology
Fall 2003
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Vertebrate Field Zoology
Spring 2003
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Invertebrate Field Zoology
Fall 2002
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Vertebrate Field Zoology
Spring 2002
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Invertebrate Field Zoology
Fall 2001
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Vertebrate Field Zoology
Spring 2001
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Invertebrate Field Zoology
Fall 2000 |
Vertebrate Field Zoology
Spring 2000 |
Invertebrate Field Zoology
Fall 1999 |
Vertebrate Field Zoology
Spring 1999 |
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