Ozone Bio-monitoring Garden Study

 
Air Quality Check-up

Ozone ActivityWhy are students, teachers, volunteers and scientists looking so closely at leaves? Visit the O-zone and find out why.

Check out page 16 of the September 2005 issue of ChemMatters for an article by the American Chemical Society on this study.
 
   Implementation Guide

 
Cutleaf Coneflower
Cutleaf Coneflower (photo courtesy of USDA)
   


Data Search

 

Garden:

Plant:

Elevation:

m  range: m

   
Advanced Search | Comprehensive Garden List
 


Datasheet

 
 

Post or review/update data from a specific garden.

 

Garden:

   
     


Reports, Graphs and Maps

 

Animate a plant's foliar area injury over time.

 

Garden:

 
 

Graph total injury for individual plants over time.

 

Garden:

 
 

Compare up to four datasets from any garden.

 

Garden:

 
 

Garden Map - Compare gardens nationally by general topography.

 


Training

 

If you are new to ozone bio-monitoring, please visit this ozone bio-monitoring training module to learn more and practice entering data.

 

E-mail or Full Name:

   
To register a site for this project, please contact a web site administrator
Hands-on Science Projects. 
Bureau of Land ManagementUS Fish and Wildlife ServiceUSDA Forest ServiceUSDA Natural Resource Conservation ServiceNational Park ServiceNational Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationEnvironmental Protection Agency