[ECOLOG-L] Riparian Management Workshop in Southern California - Registration Open!

Hello all, The registration for the Riparian Management Workshop hosted by the Pala Band of Mission Indians in pala, CA (with the help of Christopher McDonald from UC Cooperative Extension) is NOW OFFICIALLY OPEN! Please go to this link to register: http://ucanr.edu/survey/survey.cfm?surveynu

[ECOLOG-L] Second Annual Riparian Workshop - September 16th and 17th

interested in talking about some of your work, experiences, success stories, or research focusing on riparian areas of Southern California, please e-mail me. We have some time open for short talks (15 mins - 30 mins or more, depending on topic). Thanks! Mr. Kurt Broz Wildlife Biologist Pala

[ECOLOG-L] Habitat Mapping / Modeling Assistance for Conservation Areas

Hello all, I am creating a Habitat Conservation Plan for a tribe in Southern California and am seeking some habitat data anyone might have so we can best place our conservation lands. Does anyone have habitat modeling / data / mapping info in Southern California (we are in San Diego along the

[ECOLOG-L] Spots Still Available! Southern California Riparian Management Workshop September 23rd and 24th

We still have spots available for the free Riparian Management Workshop hosted by the Pala Band of Mission Indians in Pala, California on September 23rd and 24th. Once the final speakers list and schedule is done, I will send it out, but here is the breakdown: Day 1 - classroom speakers and dis

[ECOLOG-L] First Annual Southern California Riparian Management Workshop

info that folks may find important at your workshop. I will set up a table. Sincerely, Mr. Kurt Broz Tribal Wildlife Biologist Pala Environmental Department Pala Band of Mission Indians (760) 891-3550 kb...@palatribe.com

[ECOLOG-L] Vegetation Removal and Restoration Recommendations in San Diego?

Hello all, Does anyone have any recommendations for someone who can cut and spray invasive vegetation in San Diego or Riverside County? I am looking for a few options for a restoration project I am running on the San Luis Rey River. Shoot me an e-mail here or at kb...@palatribe.com if you have

[ECOLOG-L] Looking for Species Survey Hours and Offering Help to Researchers in San Diego County!

ala, California, or drop me a line. For those interested in the possibility of research, provide me with your qualifications and a synopsis of what you are doing (graduate work, government research, etc.) and I will get back to you. Thanks, Mr. Kurt Broz Wildlife Biologist

Re: [ECOLOG-L] plant field guide for Southern California

e to a good > one? > > Thanks in advance! > > Paul Jensen > -- Respectfully, Mr. Kurt Broz, MA Wildlife Biologist/Filmmaker (216) 299 - 7219 "We are a way for the cosmos to know itself." - Carl Sagan

[ECOLOG-L] Still Looking for Permit Hours - LBVireo, WIFL, Arroyo Toad, Gnatcatcher!

Hello, I am a wildlife biologist working for a tribe in northern San Diego, currently working on an HCP and attempting to get more grant money for habitat restoration/conservation/education, etc. As part of the implementation of our HCP, I am trying to work toward permitting or qualification

[ECOLOG-L] Anyone in the San Diego area working with California gnatcatche​r, LB vireo, or SW willow flycatcher​?

some folks here, racking up hours, but obviously need to visit other sites. I would greatly appreciate it and am willing to lend a hand and/or buy lunch. Drop me a line here or at my work e-mail: kb...@palatribe.com Thanks! -- Respectfully, Mr. Kurt Broz,

Re: [ECOLOG-L] Exclusive homosexuality

question > >>>> > >>>> [NOTE:] I will be on expedition (with a stop at the National Native > >>>> Seed > >>>> > >>> Conference in Santa Fe NM on April 10) until the two weeks at the end > >>> of April and the first week of May, then gone again beginning the 2nd > >>> week of May until around May 24. I will not be checking email during > >>> those periods, but will respond to as many email messages as possible > >>> during those hiatuses. A third expedition following those is likely, > >>> but the period of hiatus is iffy.] > >>> > >>>> Here is my parting question. Please feel free to post it on other > lists. > >>>> > >>>> Re: Homosexuality in animals other than Homo sapiens. We know that > >>>> > >>> homosexual behavior occurs in other species in some forms (Bonobo > >>> chimpanzees [Pan paniscus], for example), and we know that > >>> hermaphrodites of some species fertilize each other simultaneously. > >>> But my question is in which species other than humans, does EXCLUSIVE > >>> homosexuality, especially in the form of pair bonds, occur? > >>> > >>>> WT > >>>> > >>>> I'll pick up my answers in late April. If I have time, I may be able > >>>> to > >>>> > >>> respond to some today. Please respond on-list, and not to me > personally. > >>> > >>> > >> > >> -- > >> --** > >> Kristen Dybala, Post-doctoral Researcher Museum of Wildlife and Fish > >> Biology University of California, Davis kedyb...@ucdavis.edu<mailto:ke > ** > >> dyb...@ucdavis.edu > > >> (415) 218-9295 - cell > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> This electronic message contains information generated by the USDA > solely > >> for the intended recipients. Any unauthorized interception of this > message > >> or the use or disclosure of the information it contains may violate the > law > >> and subject the violator to civil or criminal penalties. If you believe > you > >> have received this message in error, please notify the sender and delete > >> the email immediately. > >> > > > -- Respectfully, Mr. Kurt Broz, MA Wildlife Biologist/Filmmaker "We are a way for the cosmos to know itself." - Carl Sagan

[ECOLOG-L] Anyone doing arroyo toad work around San Diego county?

d wants to lend me and my tribe a hand by joining me out here (Pala, CA), please let me know! I would greatly appreciate the chance to get some more training and/or help you on your project. Drop me an e-mail if you can help. -- Respectfully, Mr. Kurt Broz, MA Wildlife Biologist/Filmmaker (216)

[ECOLOG-L] Job Announcement: Wildlife Biologist in Mojave Desert

iisn=Indeed&sn=Indeed If the link is not working, try the QinetiQ - North American website ( www.qinetiq-na.com) or go to www.indeed.com and look for 'QinetiQ wildlife'. -- Respectfully, Mr. Kurt Broz, MA Wildlife Biologist/Filmmaker (216) 299 - 7219 "The unexamined l

[ECOLOG-L] Ecologist Position in Southern California Still Open / More Information

The ecologist / wildlife biologist position with QinetiQ, in support of Fort Irwin, is still open. There is sitll time to get your resume in. The position is about 50% field work/50% office work. You will be working with some combination of the following organisms: desert tortoise, bighorn sheep,

[ECOLOG-L] Full-Time Ecologist / Wildlife Biologist Position Available in Southern California

Our company (QinetiQ - North America) is looking for an experienced ecologist or wildlife biologist to fill a position as a contractor in Fort Iriwn, CA. We are looking for: -desert wildlife and plants experience (Mojave: desert tortoises, ravens, fringe-toed lizards, etc.) -bachelor's degree (

[ECOLOG-L] Job Posting: Ecologist / Biologist / Natural Resource Specialist

Natural Resource Specialist (Biologist / Environmental Scientist) Temporary Position Fort Irwin, California, Natural Resources Section (posted September 21, 2009).   QinetiQ Corporation, a contractor of Natural Resources personnel to the US Army, has a temporary, full-time position at Fort Irwin,

[ECOLOG-L] Bio Master's Seeking Career

kground in zoology and animal husbandry as well as field research. I am interested in any full-time positions. I am willing to relocated, but my main choices would be in Ohio or California due to family and friends in those areas. Resume and references are available upon request. Thanks. Kurt Broz,