EOV 3.0 Workbook

Welcome to the EOV 3.0 Workbook. The following chapters will give you all of the information you need to conduct Ecological Outcomes Verification monitoring on your own land. To begin, please read Chapter 1, Chapter 4, and Chapter 5 of the EOV 3.0 Workbook, which explain the science behind EOV as well as give an overview of conducting short-term monitoring. If you would like to read the other chapters, you are more than welcome to, but it is not necessary for completing this course. After completing the necessary reading, you will move on to watching the course videos, all of which are available on the Course Videos page.

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