Concept
Imaginary Triangles
Quantitative Problem Solving in Natural Resources / Triangles
"Triangles can help measure landscape features, organism dimensions, distances, heights, and locations even when the triangles cannot be directly seen in nature. Their power comes from consistent relationships among side lengths and angles. Applications include measuring tree height, calculating distances between geographic points, and locating radio-collared animals by triangulation."
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