[ECOLOG-L] SAS question

Has anyone here used PROC SPECTRA for Fourier analysis of ecological time series? Please contact me off-list if you are willing to discuss your experience. Regards, Daniel L. Tufford, Ph.D. University of South Carolina Department of Biological Sciences 209A Sumwalt (office) 715 Sumter St,

[ECOLOG-L] Study Group Continues to Grow

The Groundwater Wetlands and Bogs Study Group, formed in late 2012, currently hosts about 250 members in 39 countries. We are not a social network nor are we an environmental group. We are an unfunded, voluntary, collaboration of professionals whose listserve functions as a very disciplined

[ECOLOG-L] Special section of Freshwater Science

The Groundwater Wetlands and Bogs Study Group is sponsoring a special section of papers in the September 2016 issue of the journal Freshwater Science. Below are the authors and working titles for the special section. The Study Group currently has 250 members in 39 countries. Membership is by

[ECOLOG-L] Groundwater Wetlands Study Group - JASM

The Groundwater Wetlands Study Group is hosting a session at the Joint Aquatic Sciences Meeting in Portland, Oregon, USA on Tuesday May 20, 2014 (http://www.sgmeet.com/jasm2014/). The technical session will be held in the morning in rooms E 142-144 and a social gathering is scheduled for 1600

Re: [ECOLOG-L] Merits of invasion science

I have not been following this discussion too closely so this may be old news. I just saw this article that may be of interest to some. Bunting, D. and R.A. Coleman. 2013. Ethical considerations in invasion ecology: A marine perspective. Ecological Management Restoration DOI:

Re: [ECOLOG-L] Summary: Climate change readings

Also: http://www.amazon.com/The-Atlas-Climate-Change-Challenge/dp/0520268237/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8qid=1378215233sr=8-1keywords=kirstin+dow Daniel L. Tufford, Ph.D. University of South Carolina Department of Biological Sciences 209A Sumwalt (office) 715 Sumter St, Room 401 (mail) Columbia, SC 29208

[ECOLOG-L] FW: Ed. Manager position

FYI. Please forward to others who may interested. And please do not respond to me about this. Daniel L. Tufford, Ph.D. University of South Carolina Department of Biological Sciences 209A Sumwalt (office) 715 Sumter St, Room 401 (mail) Columbia, SC 29208 Ph. 803-777-3292, Fx: 803-777-3292

[ECOLOG-L] Position - Resource Manager, Audubon South Carolina

Please do not direct inquiries to me.see the notice below for contact information. Please post to other outlets you know of. Regards, Daniel L. Tufford, Ph.D. University of South Carolina Department of Biological Sciences 209A Sumwalt(office) 715 Sumter St, Room 401

[ECOLOG-L] Water sampling technique - digest of responses

Original question: I need to collect water samples (about 250 ml) from a headwater stream. The water depth is on the order of a few mm and I need to be sure I do not get sediment in the sample, or as little sediment as possible. How have others done this? Clarification: I probably should

[ECOLOG-L] Water sampling technique

I need to collect water samples (about 250 ml) from a headwater stream. The water depth is on the order of a few mm and I need to be sure I do not get sediment in the sample, or as little sediment as possible. How have others done this? Regards, Daniel L. Tufford, Ph.D. University of South

Re: [ECOLOG-L] Invitation to ESA members in Washington DC area

I think any serious sustainability initiative should make a top priority finding effective ways to meet that do not involve travel. Daniel L. Tufford, Ph.D. University of South Carolina Department of Biological Sciences 209A Sumwalt(office) 715 Sumter St, Room 401(mail)

[ECOLOG-L] Field and lab technician position available

RESEARCH SPECIALIST I Position at the University of South Carolina The University of South Carolina in Columbia has an opening for a full time grant-funded technician to work on research projects on the North and South Carolina Coastal Plains. Time will be split between wetland field work and

Re: [ECOLOG-L] analytical soil lab suggestions?

Check with your state agricultural extension service. Regards, Daniel L. Tufford, Ph.D. University of South Carolina Department of Biological Sciences 209A Sumwalt(office) 701 Sumter St, Room 401(mail) Columbia, SC 29208 Ph. 803-777-3292, Fx: 803-777-3292 e-mail: [EMAIL

Re: Climate Change and Economic Growth

, December 07, 2007 3:32 PM To: Dan Tufford Cc: ECOLOG-L@LISTSERV.UMD.EDU Subject: Re: Climate Change and Economic Growth There is a reason that China, the most populated country around the globe, adopts this strategy: if you have achieved a high standard of living without signing the Kyoto, why

Re: Climate Change and Economic Growth

And another way to look at it is that China is just trying to duck any responsibility in this regard. But on a broader level I am surprised to read that you seem to be giving China the latitude to achieve a western standard of living before dealing with consumption. (And if China, then why not

Re: downscaled climate data

These folks are working on the kind of thing you are asking about. Larry Band at UNC has been working closely with them and can probably provide some advice if you need it. http://www.narccap.ucar.edu/index.html Regards, Daniel L. Tufford, Ph.D. University of South Carolina Department of

Re: primate watching

Hello Linda, I wish that birds were always so easy to see. A typical backyard feeder in North America regularly attracts only a few species depending on season and other factors. Backyard birders put up several types of feeders to attract birds with different feeding strategies and food

Re: primate watching

Hello Judith, As a birder, ecologist, and sometimes conservation educator and environmental advocate I share your frustration with this. First of all I must emphasize that in my experience there are many, many birders who care passionately and effectively about more than their life list with

Peer review, another perspective

From Futures 39(7) Scott, Alister, 2007. Peer review and the social relevance of science. doi:10.1016/j.futures.2006.12.009 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.futures.2006.12.009 Abstract Recent science-policy debates have emphasised a growing role for science in helping to address some of

Re: Peer Review: was International Journal of Creation Research (IJCR).

reviewer possibly have to say about that? Bill Silvert - Original Message - From: Dan Tufford [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: ECOLOG-L@LISTSERV.UMD.EDU Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2007 7:37 PM Subject: Re: Inaugural Call for Papers for the International Journal of Creation Research (IJCR). I think

Re: Inaugural Call for Papers for the International Journal of Creation Research (IJCR).

I think there is a legitimate concern about a journal presenting itself as scientific and peer-reviewed, regardless of whether the typical news junkie will ever read it. Many people, our current President among them, may hear in the wind about a peer-reviewed article that proves a biblical

Position opportunity

Please forward this to others who may be interested. Do not respond to me. Daniel L. Tufford, Ph.D. Research Assistant Professor University of South Carolina Department of Biological Sciences Sumwalt 209A (office) 701 Sumter Street, Room 401 (mail) Columbia, SC 29208