POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH POSITION: DESERT NITROGEN DYNAMICS AND GLOBAL CHANGE
A post-doctoral position is available immediately to work on a
multi-investigator project that examines nitrogen dynamics during the
decommissioning of the Nevada Desert FACE Facility (NDFF). The work will
use isotope,
Although the emphasis in the discussion has been on private groups, the same
reasoning applies on a governmental level too. I recall attending my first
American Fisheries Soiciety meeting to give a talk on the research we had
been conducting on the Atlantic Canadian fishery. At first I had
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POSITION TITLE: Fish Wildlife Technician I-III
FUNCTIONAL TITLE: Datasonde Technician
POSTING DATE: August 10, 2007
POSTING NO.: 07-49-539
CLOSING DATE: September 12, 2007
Dear colleagues,
When responding to previous emails on EcoLog, why do respondents keep =
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they feel that the conversation has taken a turn and the
Good point,I am on the marine mammal listserv and never heard a thing
about it.
On Thu, August 16, 2007 4:07 am, William Silvert wrote:
I find it odd that with all the discussion of species loss on this list,
no
mention has appeared of a major extinction of a charismatic species, the
Yangtzee
Obvious topic would be host-parasite relationship, their ecology.
Global climate change and its impact on disease is a possible topic as well -
you appear to cover the vector aspect; the emerging view is that microrganims
distributions may/are changing as well.
Alien species as vectors of
Hi Cheryl,
I have used work out of Rita Colwell's lab on the links between
climate and cholera with good success in introductory ecology. Also
see Of mice and mast by Ostfield et al. 1996, Bioscience, which
discusses the connections among mice, deer, acorns, gypsy moths,
ticks, and Lyme
Namkwah Breland saw this story on the BBC News website and thought you
should see it.
** Message **
Earth to Al Gore:
Please read this. You are myopically missing the Big Picture.
** Focus on carbon 'missing the point' **
The focus on reducing carbon emissions has blinded us to the real
It's standard protocol on other listservs to change the subject line if the
subject has changed within a thread. Many times you'll have a thread take a
complete different turn and people who may have been tuning OUT that thread
may be suddenly interested. I change it IF I am taking on a new
Changing the subject line seems reasonable if the original subject line no
longer applies to the posting, as often happens. Quite a few recent postings
on conservation have nothing to do with hunting, so why should we continue
to keep calling them hunting and conservation? It is nice to follow
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Colleagues,
We are considering revising our course curriculum for our B.S. Biology
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I don't see Gore et al. as missing the point - carbon emissions are
fundamentally linked to footprint, and for many people, this issue has raised
their awareness of sustainability. Also, global warming has such a broad range
of impacts that adapting to it will increase our ecological footprint,
Please don't email me about this job; I'm just reprinting it here.
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I am in the process of writing a hypothetical research proposal on the
impact of the new Mexican-US border fence on Sonoran pronghorn antelope.
Is anyone in this listserv currently working on the Sonoran US and
Mexican populations or familiar with the current impacts on the
populations? I have 2
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7:30 - 9:30 pm
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The Washington Native Plant Society invites you to learn more about public
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The Sierra Cascade Province is currently hiring an Associate Ecologist
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Good points. I change names of threads so that if
I later want to research the topic there is some
logic to the subject line thread identifier and I
can find it by subject hierarchy rather than
trying to remember some title in which the first
word of the subject line does not bear a primary
Registration is now open to attend the 5th Annual Ecological Genomics
Symposium on November 9 - 11, 2007, at the InterContinental Hotel in Kansas
City on the Country Club Plaza. The Genes in Ecology, Ecology in Genes
Symposium will begin on Friday evening, November 9, and conclude at noon on
I too am amazed that this suspected extinction has gone by without barely a
news story - late last week it got a 2 minute mention on the late night news in
Australia - that was it. Does anyone know more about this? The news here
mentioned that it was suspected extinct following an extensive 6
On Aug 16, 2007, at 7:57 AM, Malcolm McCallum wrote:
Good point,I am on the marine mammal listserv and never heard a thing
about it.
Perhaps because it was not a marine mammal, Malcolm? :-)
The formal notice of the extinction of this dolphin was noted at
least in a corner of the blogsphere
Hi Jennie,
I am currently working on the American Pronghorn, in northern Arizona, but I
am familiar with the literature on both. There are currently GPS collars on
the Sonoran pronghorn in southern Arizona. In fact, there was recently a
special issue in Journal of Wildlife Management on the
This question about undergrad requirements for ecology programs prompts me to
throw out to the community a general question that I have pondered for years:
Given the increasingly recognized importance of integrating the social sciences
into ecology for topics such as ecosystem services, urban
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Actually, the French news had a 5 minutes reportage about this issue.
Serge
At 07:37 PM 8/16/2007, Madhusudan Katti wrote:
On Aug 16, 2007, at 7:57 AM, Malcolm McCallum wrote:
Good point,I am on the marine mammal listserv and never heard a thing
about it.
Perhaps because it was not a
Apparently only 13 dolphins were found in a 1993 survey. Let's an article p=
ublised on Scientific American website: http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?ch=
anID=3Dsa028ref=3DfeedburnerarticleId=3D4244C25C-E7F2-99DF-3C171A5D4B9B44=
39=0A=0AChee Seng Chong=0APhD student=0ACentre for Environmental
That SciAm article URL didn't work. Here's the right one
http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?alias=yangtze-river-dolphin-pro
Aug 8, 2007
Yangtze River dolphin probably extinct: study
By Michael Kahn
LONDON (Reuters) - The long-threatened Yangtze River dolphin in China is
probably extinct,
I think not.
What you are speaking of is more appropriately placed in the environmental
science/studies degree programs rather than ecology. Mixing these two
programs would do a disservice to both majors.
On Thu, August 16, 2007 9:39 pm, LOREN BYRNE wrote:
This question about undergrad
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