That would be most of them, if by eradicate you mean to remove all
reproducing individuals from a defined region such that all individuals
are put at risk, and reinvasion or recovery is unlikely. The implication
being that after an eradication no further management investment is needed,
since the
...however, why should the USA modify the system producing among the
best and most successful scientists in the world...
I would simply like to add a quick clarification. I struggled with how
to respond to this US-centric statement. There is no doubt that the
USA is a scientific powerhouse
Dear Ecologgers:
I would like to prepare a lecture for students on the behaviour of invasive
species
As a behavioural biologist I'am convinced that behavioural traits of
individuals/populations/species that will have good chance to become succesfull
invaders (or are already)
play a crucial
Hello,
I'm a graduate student at the Univ of Kansas and am planning a field
experiment for the summer. I want to sample the arthropod community present
in enclosures (circular, 0.5 m2) constructed in tall prairie grasses using
a vacuum sampler. Does anyone have suggestions for an affordable vacuum
Since we're at it, it did the same calculation for all four countries
ranked first in gender equality by the Global Gender Gap Report. All
four, as far as I remember, provide generous paternity leaves that
guarantee job security and can be shared between mother and father.
ISI indexed
Hello all,
Many of you may find this guest post on NSF's new pre-proposal system to be of
interest. You can read it at my blog, The Contemplative Mammoth, here:
http://contemplativemammoth.wordpress.com/2012/04/27/inside-nsfs-new-pre-proposals-a-panelists-perspective/
It highlights the
This is not meant as a wet blanket, as I encourage family friendly employment
practices for all countries and for all occupations. But, I wonder how those
figures would look if all areas of science were considered? It may be that
smaller economies, and the Scandinavian countries in
Position: Research Assistant I - PIE-LTER
Date: April 26, 2012
Position Summary:
The Ecosystems Center at the Marine Biological Laboratory is seeking
applicants for an entry-level Research Assistant I position with the
Plum Island Ecosystems Long-Term Ecological Research (PIE-LTER) project.
I published an article last year on the role of behavior in the success of
invasive crustaceans.
Dear Ecologgers:
I would like to prepare a lecture for students on the behaviour of
invasive species
As a behavioural biologist I'am convinced that behavioural traits of
(Originally sent 4-24-2012 but does not appear to have posted)
Conservation Ecology Graduate Student Fellowships are available in the
Environmental and Conservation Sciences Graduate Program at North Dakota
State University.
I am seeking highly motivated individuals to apply to the ECS
Hello everyone,
I would like to announce a summer workshop at the University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign intended for secondary science teachers and informal
science educators interested in ecosystem ecology, climate change, and
related fields.
This workshop is an opportunity for teachers to
The recent discussion about invasives has been fasci
Hi Ecologgers,
The recent discussion about invasives has been fascinating. Does anyone on the
list study invasive species (plant, animal, or fungal) in the countries above?
I will be traveling in Australia, NZ, Laos Cambodia during July
Call for Masters, Ph.D. students and post-doctoral fellows:
The NSERC-CREATE funded initiative TerreWEB (Terrestrial Research on
Ecosystem World-wide Education Broadcast), at the University of
British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, has funding opportunities for
Masters, PhD and post-doctoral
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