I suspect that all e-mail programs have the capability to filter
messages. You can typically filter by subject, by sender, etc. So
it's not difficult to set up your account to filter out messages from
particular ECOLOG-L subscribers, or threads you don't want to
follow. For example, here's
PhD Studentship, University of St Andrews and Max Planck Institute for
Evolutionary Anthropology
We are currently looking for a student to undertake a PhD to analyse
data from the Pan-African Great Ape Monitoring Program. This program
is conducted by the Max Planck Institute for
Dear Ecolog-Listers,
for a small non-science conference I'm looking for shortfilm ( 30 min)
that deals with biodiversity in general and explains the principles
behind the term, optimally with some examples. Maybe somebody has a link
to a vimeo / youtube page or can recommend a dvd?!
Many
Since I inquired here about people who offset their carbon emissions (and
found it virtually impossible to find individuals who did save for a very
small few, and most had some business interest in doing so), I thought I'd
send a link to the article that came out of this:
I'm Carbon Neutral. Are
Dear Ecolog-Listers,
I'm trying to find a good book on Russian nature/zoology/ecology. It needs
to be on the wildlife in Russia and mention their established nature
preserves.
Preferably something published within the past 5 years.
If anyone knows of a good book to recommend, your time and
We hope you can join us TOMORROW, Thursday, May 30 at 2:30 PM
Eastern. John Crusius, Research Scientist with USGS Coastal and
Marine Geology Program, aligned with Alaska Science Center, housed in
Seattle at University of Washington School of Oceanography will
present: Impacts of melting
The Rocky Mountain Research Station is planning on conducting a
climate change vulnerability assessment that will be focused on
national forest system sagebrush ecosystems in the Great Basin
region. We are looking for a coordinator for the project,
specifically someone who has experience
Here is an article and video I found quite illuminating yesterday:
http://sciencecareers.sciencemag.org/career_magazine/previous_issues/articles/2013_05_24/caredit.a1300112
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gyd0yxpw8aI
I will also remind you, if you haven't already, to check out the
following
NEON Citizen Science Academy – http://citizenscienceacademy.org
Would you like your learners to become Citizen Scientists and learn about
phenology and climate issues?
The NEON Citizen Science Academy offers online courses for K-12 Formal and
Informal educators wanting to incorporate citizen
Scottish Wildcat Podcast
Felis silvestris grampia
Theme: Threatened Species
Scottish Wildcats or Felis sylvestris grampia, have been around since the last
ice age. A symbol of strength and independence, the cats used to roam the
whole of Great Britain, but researchers believe there are now
The Groundwater Wetlands Study Group continues to grow with 125 members in
23 countries. Last month's (May 2103)image was of Skunk Cabbage
(Symplocarpus foetidus) in Hanging Bog, Linn County, Iowa (USA)by Study
Group member Judy Joyce. The term 'Hanging Bog,' stimulated considerable
Dear Ecologgers,
I am looking for advice to replace our current conductivity sensors (Onset
Hobo Data Logger U24-002) with a comparable if not cheaper ($700 per unit)
option.
Onset has reported a programmatic error with the U24-002 and we are in the
market for replacements.
Units will be
http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronomy/2013/05/28/time_lapse_video_cicadas.html?wpisrc=flyoutshttp://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronomy/2013/05/28/time_lapse_video_cicadas.html?wpisrc=flyouts
Seeking last-minute applicants for REU position at HJ Andrews Forest,
June 16-August 24, 2013.
We seek qualified applicants to participate in a plant-pollinator
network project integrating ecology and computer science as part of
the Ecoinformatics Summer Institute, based at the HJ Andrews
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