People have come up with neat ideas for working with pre-schoolers. I did want
to note that there are existing curricula (ums?)that have been tested and
developed for different grade levels that probably have figured out various
pitfalls and can save planning effort, or at least provide some ext
The Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game, Division of Fisheries and
Wildlife seeks qualified applicants for the position of State Botanist
(Conservation Biologist IV).
The State Botanist compiles and analyzes data on the occurrence and
distribution of populations and habitats of the state'
Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife seeks qualified applicants for
the position of Chief of Regulatory Review for the Natural Heritage and
Endangered Species Program (NHESP).
Description and application procedure are at: http://tinyurl.com/lbrsybf OR
https://jobs.hrd.state.ma.us/re
Reptile and Amphibian Conservation Biologist
Duties:
The Reptile & Amphibian Conservation Biologist will work for the Natural
Heritage & Endangered Species Program (NHESP) of the Massachusetts Division of
Fisheries and Wildlife (DFW) and will lead conservation efforts for
Massachusetts' reptiles
Just an observation on Mimulus guttatus in the east: M. guttatus isn't listed
as occurring in Massachusetts in the 2011 Vascular Plants of Massachusetts: A
county checklist, 1st revision (available to order through the MA Natural
Heritage website, due to go online sometime). The checklist is bas
at
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Pat Swain
NHESP Community Ecologist
From: Manuel Spínola [mailto:mspinol...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 07, 2011 12:02 PM
To: Swain, Pat (FWE)
Cc: ECOLOG-L@listserv.umd.edu
Subject: Re: [ECOLOG-L] Hypothesis Testing in Ecology
Dear Pat,
But what do you consider a sci
Ecolog-L,
Way back when the question about hypothesis testing in ecology was first posed
to the group, one of the questions was whether anyone had rejected projects or
grant proposals for lack of hypotheses. The discussion has gone on while I
thought about posting a response to that, but with J
The Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program is part of the Massachusetts
Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, located at the field headquarters in
Westborough, Massachusetts. NHESP, under DFW statutes and regulations is
responsible for regulating impacts to rare species through the Massachu
Hi Rogelio Rodriguez,
These are perhaps more general in scope and limited in areas covered
than you wanted, but for plant distributions in rhe US and Canada, by
states and provinces, the following are useful.
http://plants.usda.gov/ (US and Canada)
for species that are rare in some part of the
The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR)
(another Massachusetts state agency in charge of forests and parks,
http://www.mass.gov/dcr/ ) has a postion open for an experienced
ecologist/planner. The application period closes 9-10-08. The full
description is on the state's job
The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife (MassWildlife) is
reposting a position for a forester. It should shortly be on the state
website https://jobs.hrd.state.ma.us/recruit/public/3111/index.do
select Dept. of Fish and Game, when it's posted the forestry position
should show up.
Ch
The closing date to apply for the position of Massachusetts State
Botanist has been extended to May 21, 2008.
https://jobs.hrd.state.ma.us/recruit/public/3111/job/job_view.do?pos
tingId=J14749&code=search.public&companyId=59 (you need the entire url
from https to =59)
Note that the descript
The Massachusetts Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program, part of
the Division of Fisheries & Wildlife has an opening for State Botanist.
The State Botanist compiles and analyzes data on the occurrence and
distribution of populations and habitats of the state's vascular flora,
especially it
I'm posting this for a colleague, please see the Upland Habitat Program
website or contact John Scanlon for details.
Note that the URL is very long and you need it all to get to the
position description. It ends with =59, I've just checked and copying
and pasting the whole thing works.
Please fol
The Massachusetts Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program has
posted a request for proposals for rare species inventory work in
Massachusetts on our website (go to www.nhesp.org then click on What's
New). Anyone interested in the various projects proposed for Army Corps
properties should jus
I haven't seen this cited before on Ecolog, so maybe it's new. The NPR
website has the invasive species discussion results at
http://www.npr.org/news/graphics/2007/dec/invasive/index.html
in the middle of the transcript of a story about 'rock snot' that they
played this morning.
Pat
This started as an attempt to make a brief point that there are ways of
raising funds for conservation work that have been proposed and don't
appear to be being followed up on. It sort of grew to include some
explanations of why some public lands are required to be open for
hunting and fishing.
In
The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife Natural Heritage &
Endangered Species Program has an opening for an Information Manager.
This is a state position (Conservation Biologist II). Prior Natural
Heritage experience is preferred. Application deadline is September
3rd.
The job announc
This job is different from the fur bearer biologist job I posted earlier
in the week: same agency, they happened to be cleared for posting at the
same time, there was no mass exiting. As with the fur bearer biologist
job, I am not the person to contact, look at the agency's web page,
www.masswildli
The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife has posted a
furbearer biologist position. Details at:
https://jobs.hrd.state.ma.us/recruit/public/3111/job/job_view.do?pos
tingId=J11197&code=search.public&companyId=59
Use the entire url from https to 59
I didn't even know they were adveri
The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife, Natural Heritage &
Endangered Species Program has posted a NEW (5th) Endangered Species
Review Biologist position as a state contract position. Here is the
link to it:
https://jobs.hrd.state.ma.us/recruit/public/3111/job/job_view.do?job
Id=
Endangered Species Review Assistant
Westborough MA
The Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program in Westborough,
Massachusetts, is recruiting for an Endangered Species Review Assistant.
The Endangered Species Review Assistant provides critical assistance to
the Natural Heritage & Endangered S
The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife has a full-time
contract (no benefits) Habitat Management position available as part of
MassWildlife's BioDiversity Initiative. Applications are due by
03/19/2007 in Boston. The position is in Westborough, MA.
For the full job description go to (
Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program
Conservation Data Assistant
The Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program in Westborough,
Massachusetts, is recruiting for a Conservation Data Assistant to assist
in updating and maintaining the Program's biodiversity databases. The
incumbent wi
The Division of Fisheries & Wildlife's Natural Heritage & Endangered
Species Program has an opening for a full-time contract position (no
benefits). (The annual contract is based on 48 weeks at 40 hours per
week.) The Endangered Species Review Biologist (currently part of a team
of 4 reviewers) is
The Massachusetts Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program, part of
the state Division of Fisheries & Wildlife has a full time contract
position for a zoologist.
Full details are posted at:
http://ceo.hrd.state.ma.us/ceo.nsf/42719dc0df11664f85256a2b005f440e/29bb
53c9bc5385fe8525719c0047f2f7?O
Please call the following to the attention of graduate students doing
research involving the flora of New England. Proposals are due March 1.
The New England Botanical Club offers each year up to $2,000 total in
support of botanical research to be conducted by graduate students. The
awards are mad
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