Tim Murray has written an essay that questions the tactics of
environmentalists for achieving long-term conservation. You can find it here:
http://steadystate.org/what-if-we-stopped-fighting-for-preservation-and-fought-economic-growth-instead/
Thanks,
Rob Dietz
steadystate.org
Please reply to Sheila (Sinlan Poo), National University of Singapore
sheila...@gmail.com
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Postdoctoral position – Department of Biology, Lewis and Clark College,
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Wayne (and others):adaptive management is a strategic process that involves
planning, action, monitoring and feedback. Some just call it learning by
doing, but it can and should be more sophisticated and deliberate, perhaps
something along the line of what I posted to this list in October:
Step
Thought some may be interested. Am assuming it is next Thursday?
Mike Nolan
In consultation with colleagues involved in the SOCAL Behavioral
Response Study (BRS), I would like to comment on Renee Owens recent
MARMAM post. Constructive dialog on this issue is welcome and I
appreciate her
Graduate Research Assistant, Watershed Studies Institute, Murray State
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The USGS Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center is currently
recruiting biological science technicians (botany/crew leader) for a large-
scale fire rehabilitation research study in the northern Great Basin. The
crew leaders will be stationed in either Corvallis, Oregon and/or Boise,
The USGS Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center is currently
recruiting biological science technicians (botany) for a large-scale fire
rehabilitation research study in the northern Great Basin. The
technicians will be stationed in either Corvallis, Oregon and/or Boise,
Idaho (dependent
The Department of Forestry and Natural Resources at Purdue University in West
Lafayette, Indiana, is seeking applicants for a visiting assistant professor in
human dimensions of natural resources for 1 year, with the possibility of
extension for a 2nd year. This is an academic year,
A postdoctoral fellow position is available in the Fukami Lab at Stanford
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conduct laboratory and field research on the community assembly of
nectar-living yeasts. There will be opportunities to develop independent and
Warren and Ecolog:
You are right about the need for more sophistication and deliberate action and
thought. I'll try to build on your steps a bit by inserting a few thoughts
[[thus WT]]. I hope others will do the same, and correct any errors as we go
along. By applying adaptive management to
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a motivated field assistant to help with my PhD study on maternal
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