The Ecosystem Modelling group at the
Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany is
offering a Postdoctoral position within the
Biodiversity Exploratories (www.biodiversity-exploratories.de) on:
IMPACT OF LAND-USE AND FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY ON
DIVERSITY AND STABILITY OF GRASSLAND COMMUNITIES
Assistant/Associate Professor of Human Ecology
Position summary: Unity College invites applications for an academic-year
(9-month) position, to be filled at the Assistant or Associate Professor level.
Unity College is a four-year liberal arts College that emphasizes
sustainability and
Hi
I go to the wetland area at the Yolo Causeway near Davis (in between Davis and
Sacramento) - large wetland area with my children. Yesterday I saw a lot of
pelicans there and bird watchers who seem to be making a count. I was wondering
if there is a data bank somewhere with all of these
We are looking for 6 field technicians to assist with 2 PhD research projects.
The first project focuses on identifying greater sage-grouse response to
sagebrush habitat treatments in west-central, Wyoming. The second project will
collect data to evaluate aspects of bentonite mining in
Many birders now enter such count data into eBird, a powerful, citizen science,
online database sponsored by The Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Audubon. Check
it out at www.ebird.org.
Jeff Davis
Fresno, CA
On Jan 21, 2013, at 10:52 AM, ling huang ling.hu...@prodigy.net wrote:
Hi
I go to
I've collated several messages below related to
the thread about tree hazards and their management.
David Inouye
originally submitted by gwpatt...@yahoo.com, Sun, 20 Jan 2013 23:51:04 -0500
Ecolog: First off, I wish to say that I am sorry
for Wayne's loss of his friend and for the others
Jeff Davis jnda...@ucsc.edu wrote:
Many birders now enter such count data into eBird, a powerful, citizen
science, online database sponsored by The Cornell Lab of Ornithology and
Audubon. Check it out at www.ebird.org.
Also, given the time of year, the birders may have been involved
Other public bird data is available, such as Breeding Bird Surveys (USGS)
and most states have a Breeding Bird Atlas - check your state wildlife
websides for BBA.
On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 2:06 PM, Jeff Davis jnda...@ucsc.edu wrote:
Many birders now enter such count data into eBird, a powerful,
Does anyone know how the industrial wind turbines (nearly 500 ft tall) are
affecting bird populations?
Have there been studies?
There are over 3,500 of these turbines either build and/ or planned in Southern
Ontario alone.
Most are near the Great Lakes along migration routes and near
Type birds wind turbines into a google search bar to start. The
Wikipedia page has some useful info and citations.
On 21-Jan-13, at 12:41 PM, catboxcleaner wrote:
Does anyone know how the industrial wind turbines (nearly 500 ft
tall) are affecting bird populations?
Have there been
I am looking for an independent, enthusiastic, self-motivated PhD student
with interest in fire science and fire ecology. The proposed study aims to
understand the spatially heterogeneous fuel structure in managed forests and
evaluate the effects of fuel heterogeneity on fire behavior. The
Outreach Specialist/Research Analyst position, Ocean Health Index
Ocean Health Index project, UC Santa Barbara
The Ocean Health Index is an ongoing project to develop, refine and
communicate a new tool and approach to assessing overall ocean health. The
first global assessment was recently
This is really interesting information about which I had not thought.
However, it does not appear to be directly relevant to tree damage out of
the tree care context.
If I interpret Roth correctly,
It would be nice if he could provide us a link to the Best Management
practices for Tree Risk
Hazardous trees are a difficult subject to explain when talking to people.
Trees that are diseased or
structurally sound can be very dangerous to life and property, in fact that
what make them hazardous;
having a 'target' of property or any area frequented by people. And as has
been
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