Western Hummingbird Partnership RFP - Due March 15, 2016
A final reminder that proposals to the Western Hummingbird Partnership's
small grant program are due March 15. Details about the proposal
guidelines are available at
http://www.westernhummingbird.org/index.php?page=grants.
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Susan
COTE summer school
6th to 10th June - Bordeaux, France
"Ecology and global changes"
The Cluster of Excellence COTE, organizes its fourth Summer School on
"Ecology and global changes".
It will take place in Bordeaux from the 6th to the 10th June 2016.
Join the summer school and go through an
We are seeking an outstanding postdoctoral scholar to work on a NSF-funded
collaborative project to investigate how climate-induced changes in species
distributions,
and the novel communities that result, impact multiple ecosystem functions in
montane
and subalpine ponds in the Rocky
Dear Colleagues,
We're excited to announce the next in our series of "EarthCube Tools" webinars,
which will be useful for any scientists needing to manage or share their
research work:
Title: Cyber Tools for Research: A tour through the hardware store of useful
tools for managing your data
University of Guelph
ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Department of Plant Agriculture
GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIP (GRA)
Agriculture Pesticide Pollinator Risk Assessment
High profile, multidisciplinary, multinational, multi-institutional,
multi-stakeholder.
The Department of Plant Agriculture is
Field Research Technicians – Cornell Moose Project in Adirondacks of New
York
Summary: Three (3) research technician positions are available to assist
in a research study to estimate the density of moose in the Adirondacks
of New York. The methods employed involve the acquisition of moose
The SSE Education Committee is pleased to announce the T. H. Huxley award,
named in honor of Darwin's very public supporter, which recognizes and
promotes the development of high quality evolution education resources. If
you have an interesting project or educational activity to share, consider
HHMI’s BioInteractive (http://www.hhmi.org/biointeractive) and the
Quantitative Undergraduate Biology Education and Synthesis (QUBES) project
invite applications for a Faculty Mentoring Network (FMN) focused on
adapting quantitative BioInteractive modules for undergraduate introductory
biology
Dear Ecolog-Listers:
Two colleagues of mine and I completed a paper to measure seven (7)
dimensions of life-long learning in Environmental Sciences (willing to send
paper to anyone interested, no link available). We used ELLI (
http://www.elli.global/).
Now, we are specially interested in
Postdoctoral Position in Evolutionary Ecology
A Postdoctoral Research Associate position is available in the
laboratory of Matthew Walsh at the University of Texas at Arlington
(http://walshlab.weebly.com/). The Walsh lab studies the interplay
between ecological and evolutionary forces in
Employment Opportunity: Research technicians for Cornell Moose
Project in Adirondacks, NY
Body:
Field Research Technicians Cornell Moose Project in Adirondacks of New York
Summary: Three (3) research technician positions are available to
assist in a research study to estimate the density of
Rapid hire. A unique opportunity for the right candidate. Email me off-list
with questions.
Announcement Number:16-03
Position Title: Assistant Professor
Annual Salary: $62,256.00
Location of Position: University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus,
Department of Biology
Opening Date: March
Mianus River Gorge
Research Assistantship Grant for Graduate Students
Program Description
Each year, the Mianus River Gorge (MRG) awards a Research Assistantship Program
(RAP) grant to fund a graduate-level study that investigates environmental
challenges in urban and suburban ecosystems. RAP
TITLE: Ecology and Botany Field Technicians — Research
Associate I
NUMBER OF POSITIONS:5 (temporary)
WORK LOCATIONS: Southeast Texas and Gulf Coast of Florida and
Mississippi
PAY RATE: $2,000 - $2,400/month, plus housing and
other expenses
Jill Anderson and Susana Wadgymar at the University of Georgia are searching
for an enthusiastic undergraduate with a strong interest in evolutionary
ecology for field research in an NSF REU position (National Science
Foundation, Research Experience for Undergraduates) from June-August 2016.
We
Job title: Movement Ecologist/Program Manager for Movement of Life
(MOL) Initiative
Agency: Smithsonian Institution
Grade: IS 12
Position Information: Full-time, one-year with the potential to renew,
Trust Fund
Job Summary:
Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI) in Front
Learn how to communicate your science clearly and concisely in a way
that will resonate for people in your community at this hands-on
American Geophysical Union (AGU) communications workshop hosted by MIT
department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences.
When scientists share their work
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