[ECOLOG-L] Field assistant needed - August 2011

Field assistant needed for 4 weeks in August, 2011 for forest sampling in the Front Range of Colorado. Assist a PhD student in an on-going project on forest dynamics and climate change in the Rocky Mountains. Duties include collecting and measuring forest stands, tree rings, and mapping. Date

[ECOLOG-L] CSU Faculty Opening: Plant Community Ecologist

GLOBAL CHANGE ECOLOGIST - PLANT COMMUNITY ECOLOGY ASSOCIATE/FULL PROFESSOR COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY POSITION: Colorado State University is recruiting a Global Change Ecologist with empirical research expertise in Plant Community Ecology at the rank of Associate/Full Professor (with tenure). Outs

[ECOLOG-L] Ph.D. Assistantship in Climate Change & Fores t Dynamics‒ Colorado State University.

Ph.D. Assistantship in Climate Change and Forest Dynamics ‒ Colorado State University. We seek a Ph.D. candidate to join a dynamic team of field, experimental and quantitative ecologists for a research project on climate change and forest dynamics starting June 1st, 2011. The research will focu

[ECOLOG-L] Announcing the Tropical Montane Cloud Forest Ecology Research Coordination Network (RCN)

We are pleased to announce a new NSF-funded Research Coordination Network (RCN) on tropical montane cloud forest ecology. A central purpose of this RCN is to increase interaction and information exchange between scientists, students, managers and educators interested in tropical montane cloud fo

[ECOLOG-L] CLOUDNET: the first meeting of the Tropical Montane Cloud Forest Ecology RCN - ESA 2012

Dear Tropical Montane Ecologists, The Tropical Montane Cloud Forest Ecology Research Coordination Network - CLOUDNET - is having its kick-off meeting at ESA's Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon, August 2012. Please note the following time and location of our special session: SS 17: "Toward

[ECOLOG-L] Call for Data: Meta-analysis of tropical montane and cloud affected forests

Dear Tropical Montane and Cloud Affected Forest Researchers, As a part of an NSF-funded research coordination network on tropical montane science and ecology ("CloudNet", http://cloudnet.agsci.colostate.edu), we are organizing a global meta-analysis to assess the broad-scale relationships betwe

Re: [ECOLOG-L] Data on lifespan vs. body size for plants?

I imagine there is also data on the negative relationship between the growth rates of plants/trees vs. longevity. Patrick -Original Message- From: Ecological Society of America: grants, jobs, news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Francisco de Castro Sent: Wednesday, November 19,

Call for applicants: PASI's Interdisciplinary Studies in the Chemical Biology of the Tropics- Tambopata, Peru May 26-June 5, 2008

ATTENTION: Post-docs and Ph.D. candidates... INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES IN THE CHEMICAL BIOLOGY OF THE TROPICS, A Pan-American Advanced Studies Institute (PASI) This PASI will bring together ecologists, biochemists, geneticists, and plant and microbial biologists with an interest in tropical bio

Graduate Assistantships in Landscape Ecology & Global Ch ange – Colorado State University

Landscape Ecology & Global Change M.S. & Ph.D. Research Assistantships – Colorado State University I am seeking highly motivated M.S. and/or Ph.D. candidates to join my landscape ecology lab. Ongoing projects are centered on global change: (1) forest dynamics, disturbance and climate change in R

Postdoctoral Fellowship in Global Change and Forest Dynamics at Colorado State University.

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP IN GLOBAL CHANGE AND FOREST DYNAMICS AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY. A postdoctoral position is available at Colorado State University to work with a team of plant ecologists on aspects of global change and forest dynamics. The successful candidate will join a diverse tea

[ECOLOG-L] free short course on Likelihood Data Analysis for tropical montane forest ecology researchers - May 2017, Fort Collins, CO

Dear Tropical Montane Forest Ecology (TMCF) Researchers, I am emailing on behalf of the NSF-supported Research Coordination Network CloudNet to announce a course in May 2017 on advanced data analysis techniques using Maximum Likelihood and Information Theory, taught by Dr. Charles Canham (http:

[ECOLOG-L] Opportunity to participate in a decomposition study in Tropical Montane Forests

Dear Tropical Montane Cloud Forest Researchers, As a part of an NSF-funded research coordination network on tropical montane science and ecology (CloudNet, http://cloudnet.agsci.colostate.edu), we are organizing a global study on decomposition processes in tropical montane forests (TMFs) with

Eco-physiology tenure-track position at Colorado State University

FACULTY POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE FACULTY POSITION – Physiology/Eco-Physiology of Plant Drought Tolerance. Thi