[ECOLOG-L] Summary of responses to "filming invertebrates in the film"

Hi all, I just wanted to thank everyone that took the time to respond to me and give me information about filming invertebrates in the field. Here again is the question and below is an anonymized summary of responses *Eco-log,* *Does anyone have experience or tips regarding filming insects in

[ECOLOG-L] Filming invertebrates in the field

Eco-log, Does anyone have experience or tips regarding filming insects in the field? I am about to embark on a project where I plan to record insects visiting egg masses placed in field sites. Thus, I am interested in purchasing small cameras that are: 1. Waterproof 2. Use an SD card 3. Don't

[ECOLOG-L] Travel grants for Masters students?

Hi all, I was wondering if any of you could point me towards any sort of travel grant(s) for masters students to attend meetings or conferences, beyond any sort of support that those conferences themselves might provide. Thanks a lot! Todd

[ECOLOG-L] Need North American ash seed

to reimburse shipping costs. If you feel like this is something you (or someone you may know) could assist me with, please email me and I can give you further details. Thanks so very much! Cheers, Todd Johnson Research Intern Department of Entomology University of Wisconsin Madison tjohnso

[ECOLOG-L] Cheap or free behavioral analysis software?

Hi all, I was wondering if someone on here was familiar with any sort of behavioral analysis software? What I'm looking to do is analyze and track behaviors of braconid and encyrtid wasps. I'm looking for something that is either free or cheap. Thanks a lot. Cheers, Todd Johnson Research

[ECOLOG-L] Studies linking park access to conservation and/or other community benefits?

issue for these politicians. Thanks a lot, Todd Johnson BS Biology, Moravian College sttd...@gmail.com

Re: [ECOLOG-L] ecological research in SE Asia.

Craig, It's in Mongolia but you might check this out. http://asia.ansp.org/mais/index.php -Todd On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 6:50 PM, Craig Seecse...@hamline.edu wrote: Hi all, I’m currently planning a trip to Southeast Asia (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand) for the winter, and would like to do

Re: [ECOLOG-L] Mosquitoes as keystone species?

are foundational to the further understanding of the possible impacts of humans on the environment, and if not, underlying ecological phenomena? -Todd Johnson sttd...@gmail.com Paul Cherubini wrote: Interesting these comments suggesting great harm to both mosquitoes and non-target insects appeared

[ECOLOG-L] Plant defense literature

. Aside from defense, I am interested in plant strategy as a whole. If anybody has suggestions for papers or books for me to read I would greatly appreciate them! Thanks a lot! Todd Johnson Moravian College 2009 sttd...@gmail.com