WHAT TREE AM I? These are all trees that you will see on your Table Rocks hike. Read the tree description on the left, then look at the six pictures on the right and decide which one it best describes. Write the correct

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• Oak
• Bark
• Acorn
• Upper and Lower Table Rock
• Pine
• Flora of the United States
• Flora
• Quercus alba

Chapter Introduction: Botany of the Table Rocks The Table Rocks are among the most popular hiking trails in our region and the botanical treasures they offer are one of the major reasons why. Ask any hiker on the trail b

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• Geography of the United States
• Biogeography
• Geology of Oregon
• Upper and Lower Table Rock
• Chaparral
• Vernal pool
• Limnanthes floccosa
• Oak savanna
• Physical geography
• California chaparral and woodlands
• Nearctic

The Summer Food Service Program Summer Food Rocks! 2014 Site Supervisor’s Guide United States Department of Agriculture

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• Lunch
• United States Department of Agriculture
• Meals on Wheels
• School meal
• Food and drink
• Meals
• Charitable organizations

Table Rocks Curriculum Forest Health Objective: Students will understand the essential components of a healthy forest. Sunlight, nutrients, and water will be discussed with emphasis on space and why it is necessary for a

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• Tree
• Nutrient
• Biology
• Botany
• Root

Table Rocks Curriculum Fire Tag Objective: Students will identify the components necessary for fire to ignite (the fire triangle). Students will also explore the positive and negative effects of wildfire on a forest ecos

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• Wildland fire suppression
• Systems ecology
• Fire
• Occupational safety and health
• Fire ecology
• Smokey Bear
• Controlled burn
• California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
• Fire retardant
• Firefighting
• Public safety
• Wildfires

Automobile Tour The tour starts at the Visitor Center, located in Almo, Idaho. It is approximately 24 miles long and you should allow about[removed]hours. Travel is on gravel roads that vary in condition from place to

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• Western United States
• Mormon Trail
• Geography of the United States
• California Trail
• City of Rocks National Reserve
• Route of the Oregon Trail
• Historic trails and roads in the United States
• Jefferson Territory
• Oregon Trail

One of a Kind The Dwarf Woolly Meadowfoam grows nowhere else in the world except on top of Upper and Lower Table Rocks! Dwarf Woolly Meadowfoam

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SCIENCE ROCKS Two Great Museums! One Great Price! Located on the North Coast Harbor in downtown Cleveland, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum and the Great Lakes Science Center are two of Greater Cleveland’s mu

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• Tourism
• Museum
• North Coast Harbor
• Entertainment
• Great Lakes Science Center
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Ohio

Table Rocks Curriculum Fire and the Food Web: We are All Connected Objective: Students will participate in a simple, hands-on activity that will demonstrate the interdependence of all the living organisms on the Table Ro

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• Forest ecology
• Ecological succession
• Fire ecology
• Wildfires
• Ecological relationship
• Trophic level
• Insect
• Acorn
• Food web
• Biology
• Ecology
• Symbiosis

Journal of the Geological Society, London, Vol. 148, 1991, pp[removed], 8 figs, 2 tables. Printed in Northern Ireland The IUGS systematics of igneous rocks M. J . L E BAS’ & A . L . S T R E C K E I S E N 2 (On behalf

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• Volcanology
• Igneous rocks
• QAPF diagram
• Lamprophyre
• Nepheline syenite
• TAS classification
• Nephelinite
• Feldspathoid
• Lamproite
• Petrology
• Igneous petrology
• Volcanic rocks