Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 04/10/2012 - 15:55
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Carbon Balance in Warming and Drying Tundra 2012

Hi Mr Wood,

     It's Darren from Period 5.  I have been late on many of the journals so I am doing it all on this message.

          Question Journal April 5 - When I was looking at your journals, I was wondering from all the snow, was a lot of it caused by storms or blizzards?

          Question Journal April 6 -  Which month would it snow the most in your area?

          Answer Journal April 7- I think there is no tundra because of the climate/weather, location, and flora and fauna.

       Question  Journal April 7- Are there many Biomes in the United States?

         Answer Journal April 8  - I think it should be Greyling! He probably had a lot of experience, so he could be a great Dog of the Week.

         Question Journal April 9-  Is this the first time you went to Denali National Park, if you have, how many times?

              Thanks Mr. Wood for reading these again and hope you have a nice day of researching!
Tue, 04/10/2012 - 16:30

John Wood

Thanks for the answers and questions. The snow here is just regular snow, not from a storm or anything. It generally comes in December and January. There are lots of biomes in the United States! You would be surprised. Swamps and plains, forests, alpine, desert, and rain forest, and many more. I have been to Denali NP four times now. It's wonderful, and I will be there again in July. I will mark your vote for Greyling!Thanks,
Mr. Wood