Job 1-2. Saginaw Bay project - Muck.
Project Overview:
Algal blooms and the resulting beach problems have arisen as key water
quality issues in Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron. As such, our lab has made
addressing these issues a top priority for the coming 2009 field season
(May- August). We
Some thoughts of my own, and I will try to stay focused upon the topic:
As someone with a scientific education, I don't think it is particularly
surprising or illogical (I'll explain what I mean by that shortly) that so many
people still reject the theories of evolution and natural selection,
NSF Postdoctoral Scholar in tropical ecosystem global change science
University of Arizona (2 years, renewable for an additional year)
Application deadline: Mar.13, 2009. Start Date: Spring/Summer 2009
The NSF-funded Partnership for International Research and Education (PIRE)
at the
Ecopath 25 Years - Congress and Workshops – updates!
British Columbia University
In Vancouver, Canada
We would like to notify you of the official launch of the conference’s
webpage - http://conference.ecopath.org. Please read it carefully as
we have strived to include all the necessary
http://www.aashe.org/profdev/curriculum.php Sustainability Across the
Curriculum Leadership Workshop
June 11-12 (Thurs. - Fri.) 2009
San Diego State University
AASHE, the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher
Education, is pleased to invite participation in a two-day
Adjunct position teaching Ecology/Evolution Fall 2009
The Biology Department of Goucher College invites applications for a one-
semester adjunct position, beginning August 2009. Teaching
responsibilities will include one lecture section of ecology and
evolution, taught at the junior level.
Two Tenure-Track Faculty Positions in Tree Physiology and Remote
Sensing/Spatial Analysis in Natural Resources
School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science, Michigan Technological
University
Appointment Terms: Two nine-month, tenure-track positions at the Assistant
Professor level are
The deadline for submitting abstracts for the triennial meeting of the
International Society for River Science has been extended to 1 March 2009.
ISRS invites submissions on the ecology and management of both terrestrial and
aquatic components of lotic systems. The meeting is set for the
Pollination Field Technician Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Description: Two (2) field technicians are needed to examine role of native
bees in crop pollination. In particular, the objectives of this research are
to determine 1) how landscape attributes influence bee communities
FCE-LTER: Postdoctoral Researcher in Climatology and Ecohydrology in
the Coastal Everglades System
The Florida Coastal Everglades Long-Term Ecological Research Program
(FCE-LTER) is seeking a climatologist/ecohydrologist to fill a 2-year
postdoctoral position at Florida International University
Behavioral Ecotoxicology Position
Professors Dan Cristol and John Swaddle of the Department of Biology at the
College of William Mary seek applications for an open position in
Behavioral Ecotoxicology. The position is open to candidates possessing a
relevant bioscience graduate degree (MS or
Dear Colleagues,
I would like to announce the 3rd annual Primatology, Wildlife Ecology, and
Conservation Field School which will be held from August 1st - 28th, 2009 in
Kenya. This field school is a joint effort of Rutgers University, the National
Museums of Kenya, and the Kenya Wildlife
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: I am seeking a field technician to assist with my
graduate research project in Yellowstone National Park. Were studying
patterns of willow growth and establishment across time and space on
Yellowstones Northern Range. Specifically, we are interested in the
interacting
Assistantship in Hydrology/Watershed Management
The Virginia Water Resources Research Center (http://www.vwrrc.vt.edu/) and
Department of
Forestry at Virginia Tech are seeking applicants for a graduate research
assistantship position at
the M.S. level. An applicant is sought with research
I am currently a senior biology major at Middlebury College. I am graduating
this upcoming May and
am seeking a field assistant position in tropical biology for the summer and/or
fall. Ideally, I am
hoping to find a job in herpetology, especially studying frogs. I am also
highly interested in
My brother (who works in marketing) recently sent me the e-mail below. I
don't intend this to turn into a discussion of the general public's
understanding of uncertainty in science, I am just wondering if anyone
is aware of a study that looked at the percentage of scientists that
think climate
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