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Each spring, high school students, college interns, and retirees count and weigh tiny glass eels in streams that feed into the hudson river. they report their observations to the new york state department of environmental conservation hudson river estuary program and the national estuarine research reserve system, who depend on volunteers, to help build a database of information about glass eels. the observations that these volunteers make would best be described as__________

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In streams that pour into the Hudson River every spring, high school students, college interns, and retirees weigh and count the tiny glass eels. the observations that these volunteers make would best be described as observational studies

They share their findings with the volunteer-run national estuarine research reserve system and the Hudson River Estuary Program of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation in order to contribute to the creation of a database of knowledge on glass eels. These volunteers' observations are best characterized as discovery science.

What is science of discovery?

The goal of discovery science, also known as discovery-based science, is to identify novel patterns, relationships, and hypotheses via the examination of extensive experimental data.

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The observations that these volunteers make would best be described as___ observational studies

What is observational study?

Observational studies involve the study of participants with none forced change to their circumstances, that is, with none intervention. Although the participants' behaviour may change under observation, the intent of observational studies is to research the 'natural' state of risk factors, diseases or outcomes

Why are observational studies important?

They help to investigate relationships that are unable to be tested under randomised controlled experiments, can help provide insight and develop hypotheses on what subsequent randomised evidence is required for future research, and may provide an understanding on how things work in clinical practice

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