[ECOLOG-L] Prairie Pothole Wetlands Field Technician Position

*Prairie Pothole Wetlands Field Technician Position* *Location:* Research will be carried out across the Prairie Pothole Region (E Wyoming, E Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and W Minnesota) *Project Description: *One field technician position is available to assist with a research project o

[ECOLOG-L] Butterfly Ecological Genomics: Phd & Postdoc positions

Butterfly ecological and evolutionary functional genomics Several positions at different levels are now available at the Department of Zoology, Stockholm University in the group of Dr. Christopher W. Wheat: • 1 phd • 1 postdoc ecological genomics • 1 postdoc bioinformatics •

Re: [ECOLOG-L] Ecology and Range Management Compatible? Re: [ECOLOG-L] tree encroachment models

The revolutionary land use changes, necessary to support national and global food security, potentially make rangeland science more relevant now than ever. Herrick, et al. 2012. Revolutionary Land Use Change in the 21st Century: Is (Rangeland) Science Relevant? Rangeland Ecol Manage 65:590–598.

[ECOLOG-L] Job: Global Climate Change Specialist (Sustainable Landscapes)

Job Title: Global Climate Change Specialist (Sustainable Landscapes) Grade: GS-0301-13 Type of Appointment: Excepted Service (Time Limit) Appointment Length of Appointment: Up to 5 years Area of Consideration: All Sources Opening Date of Announcement: 03/15/13 Closing Date of Announcement: 04/12/1

[ECOLOG-L] Postdoc: Streamflow Information for US National Forests

Postdoctoral Fellowship Opportunity: Streamflow Information for US National Forests USDA Forest Service Research and Development and the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education seek an energetic postdoctoral researcher to estimate streamflow distributions on National Forest lands in the

[ECOLOG-L] PhD opportunity in Tasmania

PhD project opportunities on Tasmanian devils and their contagious cancer School of Zoology, University of Tasmania The project: Are Tasmanian devils adapting to changing selection pressures with severe mortality from facial tumour disease? Tasmanian devils, the world's largest marsupial carnivo

Re: [ECOLOG-L] Ecology and Range Management Compatible? (Tyson on Davis)

To summarize and second Wayne's statement, it has been and remains politically expedient to blame the indicator for "rangeland degradation" rather than blaming 150 years or more of short-term extractive profiteering. Sometimes the research that funding agencies willingly underwrite isn't actually