more closely than we could have studied them
tens, if not hundreds, of years ago. If folks agreed to amend the natural
history definition to include "and their interactions with the environment,"
I'd buy that. However, it sounds like many folks already include that,
implicitly.
tic, but analogies work for me when definitions get too
stickily close, which I will be the first to agree that these 2 do, when you
start looking at them closely.
Cheers,
Marcus
Marcus Ricci, M.S., CPESC
Lake Decatur Watershed Specialist, Macon County SWCD
1301 Monroe Avenue
Charleston, IL 61920
finitions are helpful but not always possible.
Thanks for the discussion, and good luck in your search.
Greenly,
Marcus
"A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability and beauty
of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise." -- Aldo Leopold
Wayne, I will first answer your questions, and then ask you why you are
asking them.
Sustainability IS an important matter, and a crucial one. If we are not
living in a sustainable manner, however you define it, we will eventually
deplete our resources and be left in a very bad state. But what
Thank you to all of the job/internship/position post-ers that include the
location of the position in the subject line of the post. I, for one,
appreciate it; it helps me quickly focus on positions available in my neck
of the woods.
Greenly,
Marcus
Marcus Ricci, M.S.
1301 Monroe Avenue
in the
workings of the universe through OUR ideology - would scientists be willing
to let religionists do what they want to do, if kept in their arena of
churches/synagogues/worship houses and parochial schools: explain the
workings of the universe through their "god"?
greenly,
marcus
