Aquatic Biogeochemistry Research Technician
The Global Change and Watershed Biogeochemistry Lab at Washington
State University seeks a part-time field technician to assist with a
US Army Corps of Engineers-funded study examining greenhouse gas
emissions from Pacific Northwest reservoirs. The p
Postdoctoral position in statistical / climate change / fungal ecology
** Application deadline: June 26, 2013
Please see link below for full information.
Briefly, the successful candidate will collaborate with an international team
of researchers trying to understand
how fungi respond to clima
The biogeography lab from the S Alexander von Humboldt, Insitute for
research on biological resources, makes available this tool for geographic
verification of database with biological records for Colombia and neighboring
countries.
http://code.google.com/p/verificacion-registros-biologicos/
I am writing to ask that folks who use Illinois lakes
Dear Ecologgers,
I am writing to ask that folks who use Illinois lakes, ponds, and streams for
research or recreation please keep a lookout for the aquatic superweed Hydrilla
verticillata this summer and fall.
More information about Hydril
A big thanks to everyone for their help in this matter!
I spoke with a man at a nursery in Corpus Christi and he gave me wonderful
idea!
We are taking the crates that Coca Cola delivers their 20 oz bottles in
and lining them with weed cloth for our trays. It is very cost effective,
reusable an
Hey Everyone,
Just wanted to follow up with a listing of resources that were passed on to me
about terrestrial snail identification. This was courtesy of a lot of folks so
thanks to all of them for their help.
Books/Guides (Not All in Print)
1. J.B. Burch 1962 - How to know eastern land snails
Global Outcry Over Murdered Sea Turtle Activist Intensifies
Reward for Information Leading to Arrest, Conviction of Killers Now $56,000
For Immediate Release, June 12, 2013
Contact:
(Costa Rica) porjairomorasando...@gmail.com
(U.S.) Todd Steiner, (415) 488-7652, tstei...@tirn.net
(Por favor
Hello all,
Below is a link to the Organization for Tropical Studies Spanish language
course Ecologia Tropical y Conservacion, an upcoming graduate-level course
which will be taught in Costa Rica from January 15 February 24, 2014. The
course is worth 7 graduate academic credits transferable
5th International Conference on Polar and Alpine Microbiology, Big Sky,
Montana, USA, 8-12 September 2013
Deadlines: The deadline for abstracts and application for funding support
for US early career scientists is 24 June, 2013.
Webpage: http://polaralpinemicrobiology2013.montana.edu/
D
I am starting a project where I will be trying to compare the amounts of
available food for box turtles on different site. They have diverse diets, and
some of what may be important includes terrestrial snails, slugs, worms, and
mushrooms. I need to come up with ways to estimate biomass of the
Hello all,
I am considering buying a scanner for quick scanning of leaves in the
field, where I can run it entirely off a small laptop or even without the
laptop. I was wondering whether anyone had good (or bad!) experiences with
particular models or varieties. In particular, I wonder if the small
Russell, if you can get AC current (ordinary household current 120 V) to the
field with you, a stout wire inserted into the soil, with a power source on it,
will bring the worms to the surface. Then you do not have a chemical
pollutant on the soil. I do not know about sizes of worm needed by
Hi Eric,
I scan a lot of leaves and after going through a few of the professional
(expensive) handheld scanners I've settled on the Canon LiDE 110 scanner
for leaves I can bring back to a lab/field station. It plugs right into the
USB port of a laptop.
http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/produc
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