I am a student (PhD) in developing countries (Madagascar).
My study focuses on the analysis of implementation and economic impacts of
REDD at the regional and national levels.
Currently, I am trying to finalize my bibliographic data.
Of those, I am searching articles on REDD and economic
ESA's 2011 Annual Report now available online:
http://www.esa.org/aboutesa/annual.report.php
A new initiative to contribute to a more sustainable relationship between
society and the biosphere, more rapid publication of research through ESA
journals, a guidebook on policy engagement, new
Dear all - We would like to invite oral and poster contributions to our
session on dietary biomarkers in Aquatic food webs to be held at this
year's ASLO summer meeting in Lake Biwa, Japan (information below). We are
particularly interested in novel applications of dietary biomarkers, and/or
Summer Undergraduate Research Opportunity, Stream Ecology, University of
Georgia.
We seek a motivated student to participate in a National Science Foundation
Research Experience for Undergraduate (REU) opportunity in stream ecology
and nutrient criteria. Human land use continues to increase the
A Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) position is available for
summer 2012 to study disease ecology in aquatic freshwater communities with
Drs. Jeremy Wojdak (Radford University) and Lisa Belden (Virginia Tech).
The REU student will join a lab of graduate and undergraduate students
I am recruiting a Masters or PhD student to begin work this fall on a grant I
received from the Fish and Wildlife Service to examine the impacts of
agriculture tile drains on wetland habitats. The focus will be on examining
contaminant and nutrient impacts to wetland plants, aquatic
The Tank lab at York University has had a recent opportunity for an MSc
student to study carbon cycling in the Mackenzie Delta region of the
northwestern Canadian Arctic. The research will link to past and ongoing
work in the lab that has examined the importance of dissolved organic carbon
(DOC)
**GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS at OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY**
We are seeking a highly motivated student for graduate studies (MS or
PhD-level) at Oregon State University in Fisheries and Wildlife. Research is
focused on evaluating the effects of temperature on pre- and post-settlement
processes
We are seeking a highly-motivated ornithologist ($16.73/hour plus $18 field per
diem) to perform avian point counts in isolated and scenic areas of Utah,
Nevada, Oregon, Idaho and northeastern California. This work is part of the
SAGESTEP project, a large-scale experimental study investigating
We are seeking a highly-motivated ornithologist ($15.00/hour plus $18 field per
diem) to perform avian point counts in isolated and scenic areas of Utah,
Nevada, Oregon, Idaho and northeastern California. This work is part of the
SAGESTEP project, a large-scale experimental study investigating
Title: Post-Doc in River Invasion Ecology
Salary: $40,000/yr plus fringes (negotiable)
Closing: 2/29 or until filled
Responsibilities: The Department of Zoology and Fisheries and Illinois
Aquaculture Center at Southern Illinois University Carbondale is seeking a
Post-doctoral Fellow
The response to our 2012 Wetland Delineation Seminars has been terrific. We
have been asked to put this together as a webinar. So here it is!
Webinar Dates:
Session 1 - February 15, 2012- Wetland Vegetation Jurisdictional Issues
Session 2 - February 29, 2012- Wetland Hydrology Delineation
The position paper, Data Management for LTER: 1980 - 2010, was
independently prepared by Dr. Robert J. Robbins, a member of the
30-Year LTER [Long-Term Ecological Research network] Review
Committee. This position paper is not part of the LTER 30 Year Review
Report but is provided by the BIO
Honorable ECOLOG,
I am a M.S. student at Adelphi University, and I am looking for bees or
wasps (about 50 individuals of a given species). I am studying hymenopteran
visual systems in relation to the web decorations made by orb-weaving
spiders, and I would like some affordable test subjects
The Soil Microbial Ecology Group at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is
seeking a highly motivated M.S. or Ph.D. student to further our
understanding of the arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis to the phosphorus
nutrition of maize and soybean grown at high yield. To complement our
current field
I have done this in classes many times. Also, I've been known to come in
with three or four different versions of the same news story, hand each row
of students a different version, and then ask them
to defend and refute the statements in the respective articles, and
to label the article as
Field Assistants Required-Columbian ground squirrels
Sheep River Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada
We are looking for 4-5 volunteers to assist with fieldwork for the period of
April 15 to Aug 31, 2012. The project investigates the evolutionary ecology
of Columbian ground squirrels. As a member
Dear Colleague:
The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies is pleased to offer its Research
Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program for the 25th year in 2012. The
theme of the program is Translational Ecology for Undergraduates: See:
The Department of Entomology at UC Riverside has an opening for an assistant
professor who studies invasive species ecology. For more information see the
details below or visit http://entomology.ucr.edu/employment.html
***
I've put together several slides that describe how to search ECOLOG-L
archives for REU opportunities, as well as NSF's Web site for site
REUs. I've posted them on Google Docs and can share them if you're
interested (contact me).
David Inouye
Dr. David W. Inouye, Professor
Associate Chair,
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