I would like to post the below advertisement to the ECOLOG-L li
Hello,
I would like to post the below advertisement to the ECOLOG-L list serve. Please
feel free to contact if have any questions.
Thank you for your efforts,
Marine Mammal Stranding Internships on Galicia, Spain
Due to a last
Dear Colleagues,
Check out the latest newsletter from the US Regional Association of the
International Association for Landscape Ecology (US-IALE), which is posted
online at this website http://usiale.org/newsletters or can be directly
downloaded here
POSITION: Molecular Plant Physiologist, Department of Biological Sciences
APPLICATION DEADLINE: October 31, 2014
APPLY TO: Dr. Thomas Canam, Chair of the Search Committee
The Department of Biological Sciences at Eastern Illinois University
(www.eiu.edu/biology) is seeking a Molecular Plant
FYI: Please contact Dr. Pete Bettinger (chair of the search committee)
directly. Deadline is September 19, 2014.
Sincerely,
Puneet Dwivedi
Warnell@UGA
Dear Colleagues,
We invite you to submit an abstract to our symposium How do geologic
processes drive the structure and function of aquatic and riparian
ecosystems? at the upcoming American Chemical Society Meeting in Denver,
March 22-26.
## VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY - CAPE GROUND SQUIRRELS ##
We are looking for volunteers to work with Cape ground squirrels in the
Kalahari Desert, South Africa for a period of 12 months and preferably to start
in October. Applicants will be accepted until the position is filled.
Please see link for
I agree Ryan. I would like to add under this bullet (a) revive and respect
the Master's degree we should include reviving it's appreciation in the
working world. The reason that many (including myself) are now pursuing a
PhD is because, in a limited employment market, the MS left us in limbo
land.
Dear colleagues,
Please share the following information with potentially interested students,
postdocs, and junior researchers (e.g., assistant professors). Thanks.
*
With support from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
and Michigan State University (MSU), NASA-MSU
We are looking for a capable student to join our Forest History research
team at the Masters or PhD level. The student will use historical remote
sensing data and image analysis to reconstruct the recent history of forests
in southeast Ohio. Historical data will be paired with vegetation surveys
Graduate Study in Urban Forest Ecology
We are looking for capable students to join our Urban Forest research team
at the Masters or PhD level. Students will work on one of two projects: 1)
Microclimate of street trees and its positive and negative effects on urban
hardscape. The student will
Graduate Study in Forest Ecology at Ohio University
We offer a well-rounded program in Forest Ecology at both the Masters and
PhD levels. Set in the forested hills of the Allegheny plateau, our faculty
pursue research in a wide range to topics including biological invasion,
urban ecology,
A Masters assistantship is available in the Department of Biology at Georgia
Southern University (GSU), with an intended start date in January 2015. In
collaboration with Virginia Tech, the U.S. Air Force, and the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service, the student will investigate the population
A Masters assistantship is available in the Department of Biology at Georgia
Southern University (GSU), with an intended start date in January 2015. The
student will investigate the conservation genetics of Roanoke bass, a sport-
fish endemic to Virginia and North Carolina. Many populations of
*Nippon Foundation Fellow Postdoctoral Position in*
*Climate Modeling and Fisheries at Princeton University*
The Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Biogeochemistry group at Princeton
University is seeking applicants for a postdoctoral position in the area
of modeling climate impacts on
Biodiversity, Citizen Science, and Informatics
Opportunity for a U. S. Graduate Student to
Present at an International Conference
Deadline Sept 9th, 2014
The National Science Foundation has funded a symposium and workshop entitled
Citizen science: a growing approach to biodiversity monitoring
Forwarding on behalf of my colleague, Dr. David Lapola:
Dear colleague,
The Amazon-FACE project (Assessing the effects of increasing atmospheric
CO2 on the ecology and resilience of the Amazon forest) is hiring 5
post-doc fellows to work in different project components, the majority of
them in
A good point which brings up a larger question. I know colleagues who only
value basic ecological research and testing theory. Applied ecology and
working in a particular geographic area or on particular organisms is
considered provincial. Do we as professional ecologists need to rethink our
To adapt a well-known aphorism, ALL ECOLOGY IS LOCAL. That is, the outcome of
all ecological interactions – and thus, the abundance of individual species,
the composition and structure of communities, and the nature of energy and
nutrient flows in ecosystems – is context-dependent. Any
Why should some ecologists look down their noses at other ecologists when
we already have the molecular biologists looking down their noses at all
of us?
To adapt a well-known aphorism, ALL ECOLOGY IS LOCAL. That is, the outcome
of all ecological interactions â and thus, the abundance of
Everyone wants the world to think they are an international expert.
Every school wants to be thought of as an international university.
It is almost as if everyone has forgotten what is important and what isn't.
We are all chasing stature instead of chasing data. This erodes and
slows the
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