Forest/Soil Ecology Internship
Department of Forest Ecology and Mgt.
University of Wisconsin Madison
The internship is based in the Flambeau River State forest where we are
evaluating how forest manipulations including coarse woody debris (CWD) and
canopy gaps influence the long-term producti
PhD/MSc Position Available
I am looking for a graduate student to join our lab to work on a study
modeling how lake environmental factors affect the establishment of an
invasive zooplankton species. This work is part of a large research
network, the Canadian Aquatic Invasive Species Network. Wor
Hi all,
I'm interested in estimating the below ground biomass of Phragmites based on
the known above ground biomass. Can anyone direct me to research or sources in
the literature that will help me in my quest? Thank you in advance your help.
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Now that's r
Given the level of concern that people have expressed about reducing their
ecological footprint, particularly in regard to greenhouse gases and fossil fuel
usage, I thought that I would mention some of the work that's being done in
automobiles that you may not be aware of.
This next statement is t
Wildlife Ecologist (Entry-level and Senior)
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H. T. Harvey & Associates is a premier ecological consulting firm based
in Northern California. For over 35 years, H. T. Harvey has provided
outstanding scientific ecological and design expertise to develop
successful ecological solutions for our c
2007 National Wetlands Awards
Honoring Leaders in Wetland Conservation
May 9, 2007, Washington, D.C.
You Are Invited:
Please join the Environmental Law Institute to honor the 2007 National
Wetlands Awards recipients. Co-sponsored by ELI, the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency, Federal Highway
Tropical Tree Functional Diversity: Postdoctoral Position
Join an exciting international team on a unique new project investigating
tropical tree diversity. We are seeking enthusiastic candidates for a two-
year postdoctoral position studying tropical tree functional traits and
species diversity
Background
Just two hours from New York City the Delaware River Basin is a Nature
Conservancy top priority. After a decade and a half of conservation work,
The Nature Conservancy's New York Delaware River Basin Program is widely
recognized as one of the leading freshwater conservation programs. Th
Macaws make excellent flagship species and serve as charismatic focal points
for the conservation of the ecosystems where they occur, and they need your
help! Unfortunately throughout most of tropical America large macaws have
suffered major population declines. The threats faced by large macaws li
I concur that Edward J. Larson is an outstanding historian of
science, especially on the history of creationism. I've used three
of his books, Summer for the Gods (for which he won the Pulitzer
Prize in history), Trial and Error and Evolution: The Remarkable
History of a Scientific Theory
Fellow Ecologgers:
A colleague of mine working in brazil is investigating ways to uniquely
identify mist-net captured bats by means of microchip technology (some of
you with pets may already be familar with this means of identification).
Does anyone here know about companies which produce microsh
Wendee,
I would propose Michael Ruse, whom I was fortunate enough to have as a
professor one semester while he still taught at the University of Guelph
(Ontario, Canada). Currently, he teaches at Florida State University and
has focused a lot of his career on the philosophy and history of science
FIELD ASSISTANT for AUSTRALIA FIELD WORK needed from end of May or
beginning of June 2007 (minimum 2-month commitment) to participate in a
study investigating plant-herbivore-predator interactions in rainforests
along a latitudinal gradient. The assistant will work with me at 6
field sites along E
Dear Ophelia
Random sampling is extremely easy to do in SAS. Just visit
http://support.sas.com/techsup/sample/random.html
Just copy the fully commented code and paste it into your program.
There, you will find the code to do:
1) simple random sampling (with or without replacement)
and
2) m
Wendee,
Have you tried the National Center for Science Education (NCSE)? Web Site:
http://www.ncseweb.org/default.asp
NCSE will be your best source for solid information on the history of the
evolution/creationism controversy.
NCSE is very active in defending the teaching of evolution in public
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