Dr. Ashis Sengupta will offer his "Directional Data" course
online at statistics.com May 5 June 2.
Directional data (also called circular data) are data that
are measured on a repeating scale (e.g. the compass or
clock). They are used in a wide variety of fields
environmental and geo-science,
Washington University in St. Louis invites applications for TWO
Postdoctoral Fellowships in ECOLOGY to be based at the Tyson Research
Center, a 2,000-acre tract of land located 20 miles from campus. Start
date is flexible, but preferably no later than Jan. 1, 2007. Each fellow
will be respons
ADJUNCT NEEDED!!
The Department of Biology at Southwestern University is looking
for an Adjunct Professor to teach 2 sections of Environmental Science
(non-majors;
32 students in lecture and 2 labs of 16) and/or 1 section of Evolution
(majors; 16 students).
Environmental Science classes will meet
Ph.D. Assistantship Opportunity in Invasive Species EcologyMississippi =
State University, Department of Biological Sciences POSITION: Ph.D. =
student position in invasive species ecology as part of an interdisciplinar=
y workgroup aimed at developing integrative management approaches for key =
inv
WildMetro is a not-for-profit environmental organization dedicated to
protecting nature where people live. This Memorial Day Weekend, WildMetro,
in conjunction with the Westchester County Department of Parks &
Recreation, is hosting an Ecological Field Techniques Course in Rye, NY.
This course
This is just a reminder that the one to two weeks of free hands-on
training in information management and/or GIS October 15 37, 2006 is
almost full Decisions will be made in May. So for more information
or to register, please go to* **http://seek.ecoinformatics.org* and
click on the lin
Dear Colleagues-
please note the following symposium on "Environmental and Ecosystem
Histories in the Northwest Atlantic - What Influences Living Marine
Resources?" which will be held this September in Halifax, NS. This
symposium will bring together scientists and managers, particularly from
ar
You can also check "ALIEN PLANTS IN CHECKLISTS AND FLORAS":
http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-micro/ben/ben324.html
Adolf Ceska, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Greetings~
I am working on a predictive model at the Chicago Botanic Garden and am often
trying to decode the way we communicate about this topic. At least three
different paradigms address non-native and non-native invasive plants. As a
general assessment, I have seen, "weedy", a hortic
