Hello Everyone,
I would like to let you know about an environmental documentary film project
currently under-way in Mongolia.
A documentary portrait about modern Mongolia and itÂ’s struggle to find a
balance with nature. Of Land and Water is a visually driven tale illustrated
through the lives
The hypothesis that Yellowstone grizzlies have lost pine-nuts as a major
seasonal diet component due to a massive climate-related beetle kill of
whitebark pine and are therefore forced to seek other sources of protein
(including humans) seems valid and worthy of further study. The serious
losses
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As stated in its development plan
(http://www.univie.ac.at/rektorenteam/ug2002/entwicklungs
plan.html) the University of Vienna aims at
strengthening its position as a major
research-oriented university. Key elements of
this strategy include the provision of an
attractive
I heard the NPR interview yesterday and was left angered. I have been a public
radio supporter for many years. NPR has been under attack for presenting
unbalanced coverage. For the first time, I have to agree. The only part of
the interview with Paul Solotaroff that may represent current
Before attacking journalists, Lynn, maybe you should do some
fact-checking on your own. It seems Solotaroff is not too far off base
-- there certainly seems to be enough proverbial smoke to make the
claims you attack him for:
From Scientific American: Lack of food drives human-grizzly
Hello Ecologgers!
I'm wrapping up my fourth-year in environmental sciences at UC Davis and
have been looking at graduate schools. I notice that different schools will
offer either an M.S. or an M.A. degree. While I've heard there isn't a true
difference between the two degree types, I've noticed
I wouldn't care at all which degree they had. I would care about what they
knew and what they could do.
Hello Ecologgers!
I'm wrapping up my fourth-year in environmental sciences at UC Davis and
have been looking at graduate schools. I notice that different schools
will
offer either an
In many schools there is no difference.
In others, MA takes a foreign language and MS takes stats.
In others, MA is a non-thesis degree (sometimes a final book report)
and MS is a thesis.
Combine this with the MAT (masters arts teaching), Professional Masters,
and the oodles of other masters
