OPEN POSTDOCTORAL POSITION: Ecological Modeler (Vegetation Dynamics and
Land Use Change)
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We seek a broadly trained ecologist with experience in ecological
simulation modeling to join our dynamic research group at the University
of Nevada, Reno. The project will focus on spatially-explicit eco
The Cane Toads film also has a fair amount of humor, something generally
lacking in such documentaries. And, strange for a documentary, it has an
_actor_ who plays a now-retired colleague of mine, Dan Wilhoft, who
studied the cane toads in Australia! I never could figure that one out.
Judy Weis
The documentary "Cane Toads an Unnatural History" is my personal favorite.
Its very well produced and demonstrates the folly often accompanying
biological pest control.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0130529/
http://www.amazon.com/Cane-Toads-Unnatural-Tip-Byrne/dp/6302212812
Jim Sparks
On 10/11
National Geographic's Strange Days on Planet Earth is pretty good. Part 1 =
of 4 is about invasions. They give some interesting examples and explain t=
he effects of invasive spp. on the environment and people. See:
http://www.pbs.org/strangedays/index_flash.html
http://www.pbs.org/strangedays/
HIPPNET FIELD ASSISTANT ID# 27582. University of Hawaii at Hilo. (2)
Regular, Full-Time, RCUH Non-Civil Service positions with the University of
Hawaii at Hilo, Hawaii Permanent Forest Plot Network (HIPPNET), located Hilo,
Hawaii. Continuation of employment is dependent upon program/operati
Research Assistantship Available for PhD Student Studying Bio-control
of Invasive Species
The Department of Biology at The University of Akron has a 5-year
research assistantship available for a PhD student interested in helping
to develop a biological control system to combat the invasive Eurasia
If I submitted a paper with legitimate results showing that climate change
was not occuring or that it was not linked to greenhouse gases, I would
make the front page of science and nature, every newspaper in the world
and be inundated with funds from various places.
Scientists are in the business
I invite applications from students interested in disease ecology and
host-parasite interactions to apply for two positions in my lab starting in
the Spring or Summer of 2008. Students with field experience and strong
quantitative skills are especially encouraged to apply.
The first opening is for
Position Title: Wildlife Biologist
Position Classification: Regular, Full Time
Compensation: DOE
Benefits: Health and dental Insurance, Paid Time Off, paid holidays,
401K Plan, profit sharing
Start Date: Immediately
Wildlife biologist needed to lead a project specific field team during
5-year a
EMORY
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
The Department of Environmental Studies at Emory University invites
applications for two positions at the assistant or associate level to
begin Fall 2008. We seek candidates who will actively engage with a
faculty that is committed to teach
My experience may be a bit of an outlier because of my location, but our
local educators are terribly split on how they cover evolutionary
biology.
A large number of our local teachers were educated at a fundamentalist
Christian institution (you figure out which one). While these educators
may
Hello,
We are hiring postdoctoral fellows for the University Writing Program at
Duke University. These positions attract faculty from a wide range of
disciplines, including natural and social sciences and humanities. The
teaching load is modest (2/3), leaving plenty of time to take advantage
o
We are seeking an M.S. or Ph.D. applicant either through The University
of North Carolina's Marine Sciences (http://www.marine.unc.edu) or
Environmental Sciences and Engineering (http://www.sph.unc.edu/envr)
programs beginning in the summer or fall of 2008. The graduate student
will be involved
The abstract submission deadline for the US-IALE meeting is fast
approaching!
The U.S. Chapter of the International Association for Landscape Ecology
(US-IALE) will hold its 23rd Annual Symposium Sunday through Thursday,
April 6-10, 2008 at the Monona Terrace Convention Center in Madison, WI.
The
Dear all,
Does anyone know whether there exists a good documentary on the causes and
impact of biological invasions that would be suitable as course material?
best wishes,
Mark van Kleunen
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