I want to thank everyone who responded to my email asking about listservs
and websites which post remote sensing and GIS jobs. Here is the compiled
list:
USIALE-L (http://www.cof.orst.edu/org/usiale/listserv.htm)
CLIMLIST (http://meta1.srcc.lsu.edu/climlist/index.html)
AGU EOS (
At 12:46 PM -0800 8/28/07, Tessler, David F (DFG) wrote:
The theory of evolution does not threaten the notion of God...
These are good points. But if we make a distinction between pantheistic and
atheistic spiritual religions and monotheistic institutional religion, the
problem lies with
Dear Ecologgers,
A few weeks ago I had posted about suggestions for surveys that could be
given to students in an intro class for Environmental Studies, to assess their
attitudes coming into the course. Thanks to all who responded-- you gave me
some great suggestions!
Some of you
Save the dates of April 10-13, 2008, and make plans to attend the..
ANNUAL ARTHROPOD GENOMICS SYMPOSIUM
As more arthropod genomes are sequenced, we are faced with the ever-growing
need for databases and bioinformatics tools based on common platforms to
support comparative genomics.
Dear ECOLOG-Loggers,
We are seeking highly motivated graduate students with interests in
primatology, wildlife conservation and landscape ecology to join the
M.S. program in Geography and/or the M.A. program in Anthropology at San
Diego State University. In addition to course work, you will be
*Faculty Positions in Population and Evolutionary Ecology at the
Assistant/Associate Level**
*As part of its strategic planning, the newly formed Odum School of
Ecology at the University of Georgia anticipates multiple new faculty
lines and now seeks to fill two tenure-track positions at the
Ph.D. Assistantship in Restoration Ecology - UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
I am seeking a Ph.D. student to work on an upland hardwood restoration
project in Florida. The project involves using silvicultural techniques
in restoring degraded upland hardwood forests in north central Florida
in
Please post and pass along to any interested parties. Thanks.
Working in collaboration with Montana State University, the US Forest
Service Rocky Mountain Research Station laboratory in Bozeman, Montana is
seeking candidates for a research assistant in wildlife ecology. Position
is guaranteed
Exercising faith in and acting on a religious principle (pick one) is
subjecting it to a test. Consider one's life before application of the
treatment as a control. Data are taken by experiencing the effect of the
treatment in one's life.
If Faith is tested in such ways then all tests of
Two Positions in Ecosystem Science
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The Institute of Ecosystem Studies seeks two individuals at the level of
Assistant or Associate Scientist. The successful candidates will have a
proven track record of research funding and publication in top
scientific journals. We are particularly
Call for Organized Oral Session Proposals
93rd ESA Annual Meeting
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
August 3 - 8, 2008
Call Open: July 2 - September 14, 2007
We invite proposals for organized oral sessions for the 93rd ESA Annual
Meeting. The meeting will be held from August 3 8, 2007 in Milwaukee,
The Smithsonian Conservation and Research Center is offering the
following advanced GIS and remote sensing course:
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Measuring Landcover Change and its Impact on Endangered Species=20
Date: October 22-26, 2007
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PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:
This one-week advanced GIS and remote sensing
The Smithsonian National Zoological Park's Conservation and Research
Center is offering the following introductory conservation GIS and
remote sensing
course:
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GIS REMOTE SENSING FOR WILDLIFE MANAGERS An Introduction to the use of
Geographic Information Systems Remote Sensing in
Hydroecology, WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
The School of Earth and Environmental Science (SEES), Washington State
University, invites applications for a tenure-track position in
Hydroecology at the Assistant Professor level to begin in the Fall of
2008 at the Pullman, WA campus. We seek candidates
Clearly that wise philosopher was not a scientist!
After all, what really comes from the heart is blood. Faith also comes from
the head. After all, belief, reason, knowledge, superstition and so on are
all matters of the gray matter.
Jim
On 8/28/07, Warren W. Aney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Dear ecologgers,
I came across an interesting biostatistics textbook some time back and now
can't remember the title or author(s) for the life of me. I was hoping
someone could help me out.
It was a small slim volume, I believe one or both of the authors were South
American. It presented basic
I think that the issue of credible evidence for the existence of a deity is
beside the point. The aspect of religious belief that bothers and repels
many scientists is the commitment to knowledge that has no evidential
basis and in fact no rational element. Faith and belief are not simply
David,
I disagree. To explain why, I will tell a very short story. In my college
logic class my debate group presented a stand: The god of popular Christia=
n
theology does not exist. In that stance, we noted that what people believ=
e
today is not supported by the bible, especially the old
David,
Despite being an atheist-leaning agnostic myself, I have long agreed
with your reasoning (though I doubt I would have been able to explain
it so eloquently). When I took chemistry at the undergraduate level,
the elegance behind the periodic table blew me away - start with the
electron and
Although I agree that evolutionary theory doesn't (technically) threaten the
notion of God, it does provide evidence that most (if not all) creation
myths are just plain wrong. And other scientific disciplines have provided
evidence that many of the other stories written in various sacred texts
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