The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife Natural Heritage &
Endangered Species Program has an opening for an Information Manager.
This is a state position (Conservation Biologist II). Prior Natural
Heritage experience is preferred. Application deadline is September
3rd.
The job announc
While I agree that ecology courses should deal with ecology, I wonder
whether there is enough emphasis on the interaction of ecosystems with
humans. I am not an educator so I do not know what the current teaching
trends are, but I wonder to what extent topics such as the properties of
heavily f
The original article describing the "First human-caused extinction of a
cetacean species?" appeared actually in Biology Letters and can be read at
http://www.journals.royalsoc.ac.uk/content/15782wq480207749/
Saludos,
Reynaldo
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This started as an attempt to make a brief point that there are ways of
raising funds for conservation work that have been proposed and don't
appear to be being followed up on. It sort of grew to include some
explanations of why some public lands are required to be open for
hunting and fishing.
In
Job: Marine Mammal Observation (a chance to fund your own research)
Salary: $34,000-43,000
Would you like to fund your research without piles of paperwork? If so, why
not work for us as a Marine Mammal Observer (MMO) in the Gulf of Mexico. You
can earn $34,000 to $43,000 for 6 months work and stil
The Cedar Creek Natural History Area of the University of Minnesota has
opportunities for students to work as research interns. Positions are full
or part-time and run from now through at least early November, possibly
through December or longer. Most of the work will happen at CCNHA, however
I think that a geology course is important for ecologists,
particularly those that go on to focus on plants. One possibility is
making a geology course an optional substitute for one of your upper
level biology courses.
At 02:26 PM 8/16/2007, Jonathan Horton wrote:
>Colleagues,
>
>We are consi
I agree that interaction between ecosystems and humans can (and probably
should) be incorporated into an ecology class. Creating a
multidisciplinary course including sociology, political science, etc. is
not the purpose of an ecology class. Throwing in a single chapter
explaining the difference b
FYI, the Washington State Department of Natural Resources is currently
accepting proposals for aquatic reserves. The letters of intent must be
recieved by the end of this month.
Refer to this website for a copy of the proposal forms and in-depth info on
the program.
http://www.dnr.wa.gov/htdo
INTEGRATING RIPARIAN HABITAT CONSERVATION & FLOOD MANAGEMENT IN CALIFORNIA
December 4-6, 2007 - The Radisson Hotel, Sacramento, California
This December, the Riparian Habitat Joint Venture (RHJV) will host agencies,
organizations, scientists, engineers, landowners, and leaders endeavoring to
p
Hello ECOLOG-ers!
I have attached the job descriptions for 2 positions that are currently
available at Project Seahorse.
Project Seahorse (www.projectseahorse.org) is an interdisciplinary and
international organisation committed to the conservation and
sustainable use of the worlds coas
IOWA, IOWA CITY 52242-1316. The Department of Geography at The University of
Iowa invites applications for a tenure track position beginning in August
2008 that will be filled at the Assistant Professor level with research and
teaching interests in environmental geography. The departments focus i
ECOLOGGERs:
I was hoping to get some leads on what other listservs/websites are good
locations to be searching for Remote Sensing and GIS academic positions?
I'll post the responses back to the listserv. Cheers!
--j
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Jonathan A. Greenberg, PhD
Postdoctoral Scholar
Center for Spatial Tech
Soil Science might be more useful than a true geology class.
On Fri, August 17, 2007 12:39 pm, Laurie Anderson wrote:
> I think that a geology course is important for ecologists,
> particularly those that go on to focus on plants. One possibility is
> making a geology course an optional substitut
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