Re: [ECOLOG-L] Impossibility of outreach

Hi Aaron: It looks like you are doing some really interesting work and thank you for your efforts in organizing for the USA Sci Fest. It can be often be a seemingly thankless job and I know that the lack of response to your messages has been bugging you! (Sorry I couldn't resist that...) I

Re: [ECOLOG-L] predatory journals

It is important to remember that technically most predatory journals are open access.   DOAJ is a good resource but not fool proof.   You need to judge each journal on a number of factors such as: is it known in your academic field, does it have any time of rating from the various citation ranking

Re: [ECOLOG-L] predatory journals

Hello:If there is enough interest in learning how to spot a predatory journal (it can be really hard!), I would be willing to put together a free webinar on this topic.  If you are interested please contact me off-list at: i...@greenheroninfo.comPlease let me know if you have any questions and

Re: [ECOLOG-L] Fisheries/seafood data by state

Hi Kat: Interesting question. I think that if the data does exist, it is going to be found from business market research sources and not science based ones. (I have a background as a science and business librarian/researcher so I am pretty familiar with both.) I also think that it is going to

[ECOLOG-L] Two upcoming webinars on searching for scientific information and resources

If you are a scientist working on a limited budget, Green Heron Information Services will be offering two webinars in February on scientific and technical information which maybe of interest:Finding Scientific and Technical Grey Literature:  Resources for ResearchersWednesday, February 17 2-3

[ECOLOG-L] Two upcoming webinars on scientific and technical research resources

Green Heroin Information Services is offering two upcoming webinars on finding high quality scientific and technical information while working on a tight budget. These webinars are designed for professionals with a serious interest in research who are working on very tight budget. Emphasis is

[ECOLOG-L] Upcoming webinars on science research resources and tools

Hello: If you are a science professional and are trying to find high-quality research resources on a limited budget, I am offering some upcoming webinars that maybe of interest to you. Each webinar is an hour in length. The price is $40 and includes an half-hour post-webinar consultation. For

[ECOLOG-L] Upcoming webinar of Finding Open Access Science Resources

Dear Colleagues: A quick reminder on the upcoming webinar of Finding Open Access Science Resources to be held this Thursday, May 14th from 2 to 3 EDT. Title: Finding Open Access Science Resources: Tools for Researchers Abstract: The explosion of digital content and rise of the open access