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Environmental Museums:     more books (100)

Basic principles for controlling environmental conditions in historical agencies and museums (American Association for State and Local History. Technical Report) by Shelley Reisman Paine, 1985 Natural History: Natural philosophy, Natural science, Environmental determinism, National Museum of Natural History, Ornithology, Botany, History of geology, ... Paleontology, Climatology, Gaia hypothesis Lighting for Museums and Art Galleries (CIBSE Lighting Guide) by Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers, 1994-07-01 Ecomuseums: A Sense of Place (Leicester Museum Studies Series) by Peter Davis, 1999-12 Cultural Property Risk Analysis Model: Development and Application To Preventive Conservation At The Canadian Museum Of Nature (Goteborg Studies in Conservation) by R. Robert Waller, 2003-12-31 Collecting Nature: The American Environmental Movement and the Conservation Library (Development of Western Resources) by Andrew G. Kirk, 2001-11 Environmental Disaster and the Archaeology of Human Response (Anthropological Papers (Maxwell Museum of Anthropology), No. 7,) 23 Degrees South: Archaeology and Environmental History of the Southern Deserts Prehistoric Land-Use and Settlement of the Middle Little Colorado River Valley: The Survey of Homolovi Ruins State Park, Winslow, Arizona (Arizona State Museum Archaeological Series, 189) by Richard C. Lange, 1998-04 The Gowen Sites: Cultural Responses to Climatic Warming on the Northern Plains (7500-5000 B.P.) (Canadian Museum of Civilization Mercury Series) Les Inuit d'Ammassalik, Chasseurs De l'Arctique (Memoires du Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle) (French and English Edition) by Pierre Robbe, 1994-03-15 Seasonality and Sedentism : Archaeological Perspectives from Old and New World Sites (Peabody Museum Bulletin 6) Museum and Art Gallery Lighting : A Recommended Practice And Our Answer Is: Peace! Environmental Installation on the Lebanese Border (23-29.12.2000) by Curator (Bar-David Museum) Hedva Dahan, 2000-01-01

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41. ENN Environmental News Network [[ ENN Sustainable Economy News ]]
    ENN is an environmental media company that publishes and broadcasts news museums are incredible resources for scientists to study and research,  
    http://www.enn.com/biz.html?id=851

42. Archives, Museums And Other Heritage Resources - Tusket River Environmental Prot
    TUSKET RIVER environmental PROTECTION ASSOCIATION website www.trepa.com. A groupof volunteers monitoring/eye watching areas of concern for the environment  
    http://museum.gov.ns.ca/musdir/tusketriverenvironmental.htm

43. Archives, Museums And Other Heritage Resources - Kings Environmental Group
    KINGS environmental GROUP. c/o Ginny Point, Box 1212, Centreville, NS B0P 1J0.  
    http://museum.gov.ns.ca/musdir/kingsenvironmentalgroup.htm

44. NPO E-Journal: October 2004 - Article 5 - Environmental Monitoring
    The state of environmental monitoring in museums, libraries and archives Cassar, M. (ed), museums Environment Energy, 1994, HMSO  
    http://www.bl.uk/services/npo/journal/2/environment.html
    
    Extractions: e-Journal main page November 2004 1. Introduction In October 2003, London Museums, Archives and Libraries (LMAL)[1], in conjunction with the National Preservation Office (NPO) hosted the second in a series of heavily over-subscribed cross-sector workshops on 'Preservation for access: managing paper-based collections in museums, libraries and archives'. A third workshop was hosted by the NPO and held at the British Library in September 2004. To support the presentations I delivered on Environmental Monitoring, I have conducted simple surveys among delegates at these seminars to try and determine the extent of 'environmental awareness' across the heritage domains. These have generated some interesting results, discussed below. 2. The 2003 Survey

45. Environmental Art, Collections, Museums, Visual Arts, Performing Arts At World W
    museums Collections environmental Art, The Art museums subcategories lead youto art museums, collections museum exhibitions, and archives around the  
    http://wwar.com/categories/Museums/Collections/Environmental_Art/
    
    Extractions: Museums: Collections: Environmental Art The Art Museums subcategories lead you to art museums, collections museum exhibitions, and archives around the world. You can search alphabetically, by collections, country, or historical period. The Educational and Teacher Resources sections provide educators and students with classroom materials and information on exhibits in their area. Rachel Carson Homestead: Birthplace of Silent Spring Author ABOUT THE HOMESTEAD Mission History Calendar of Events Visiting the Homestead Education Programs and Resources Volunteer Opportunities Bookstore and Gift Shop We Need Your Support The Spring Newsletter Press Releases Restoration Project ... Springdale

46. Introduction [OCLC]
    2003 environmental Scan Introduction. Indeed, it did not migrate in anysignificant way into the sister organizations of archives and museums.  
    http://www.oclc.org/membership/escan/introduction/default.htm
    
    Extractions: Readings and sources Search this report: Let us accept, then, that change is profound, accelerating, transforming and unpredictable. And let us also accept that, absent the talents of the Oracle of Delphi, any person or organization is unlikely to be able to make meaningful predictions that are helpful for charting directions for an indefinable future. Profound as this was, the introduction of shared cataloging was a revolution inside the walls of the library. The immediate effect on the users of libraries was not large, especially before the introduction of automated interlibrary loan (another inspired linking of technology with collaboration). The use of highly structured, standardized metadata to organize content and inventory organizational assets did not migrate much beyond the library. Indeed, it did not migrate in any significant way into the sister organizations of archives and museums. Neuromancer In 1990 Tim Berners-Lee developed a program that allowed a real world matrix to develop. He called it the WorldWideWeb.

47. The Bartlett: May Cassar
    environmental Adviser to Resource the Council for museums, Archives and Special adviser on environmental control to Museum Practice, the museums  
    http://www.bartlett.ucl.ac.uk/people/GS_cassar.htm

48. The Bartlett: Graduate Studies
    In museums, Environment, Energy. Cassar,M., Editor. CASSAR,M. and ORESZCZYN,T. environmental Surveys of museums and Galleries Planning and Procedures  
    http://www.bartlett.ucl.ac.uk/people/Oreszczyn_Publications.htm

49. Parks, Environmental Centers, Museums, & Outdoor Facilities
    Parks, environmental Centers, museums, Outdoor Facilities Nolde Forestenvironmental Education Center Since 1984 Sat Mar 1, 2003  
    http://www.dvoa.us.orienteering.org/sites/educ/es_park.php
    
    Extractions: Orienteering! Delaware Valley Orienteering Association Home Schedule eBoard Results ... Other Activities DVOA-ES hosts a series of introductory programs at local state, county, and municipal parks along with environmental centers, arboretums, and outdoor facilities. Many have indoor classroom work prior to getting into the woods. Check the schedule below for a program near you. Upcoming Programs

50. Links To Biodiversity And Environmental Resources From The Centre For Plant Biod
    Links to environmental web resources. Natural History museums. A listing ofother museums, Galleries and Exhibitions from this WWW server  
    http://www.anbg.gov.au/net/environment.html
    
    Extractions: Resources Herbaria, University Biology Departments and Research Institutes Herbaria worldwide which database their specimens (groups, database platforms etc) Australia Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research and Australian National Herbarium , (CANB) Australian National Botanic Gardens Biodiversity Server , Canberra Botanic Gardens of Adelaide and State Herbarium (AD) Janet Cosh Herbarium, University of Wollongong John Ray Herbarium (SYD) John T. Waterhouse Herbarium, University of New South Wales National Herbarium of New South Wales (NSW) National Herbarium of Victoria (MEL) N.C.W. Beadle Herbarium (NE) Queensland Herbarium (BRI) Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (including the Tasmanian Herbarium) (HO) University of Melbourne Herbarium (MELU) Western Australian Herbarium (PERTH) Botany, University of New England

51. Directory Of Environmental Organizations
    environmental Web Resources Botanical Gardens, museums Zoos. Directory ofenvironmental Organizations Sub-Menus  
    http://www.mtholyoke.edu/proj/cel/directories/env/botanical.shtml

52. Nature Centers & Museums
    Boston Museum of Science Cape Cod environmental Education Resource CenterEducational Resources; Cape Cod Museum of Natural History  
    http://www.mtholyoke.edu/proj/cel/directories/wmass/nature/index.shtml

53. Science Museums And Nature Centers
    The museum includes a planetarium and a 15acre environmental park. Corporate ScienceCenters Aurora Fossil Museum Aurora. Operated by PCS Corporation,  
    http://www.unc.edu/depts/cmse/museums.html
    
    Extractions: Cape Fear Museum Wilmington . Exhibits combine history and science; the Michael Jordan Gallery presents the ecology of the Cape Fear area. Catawba Science Center Hickory . Web site has information on current exhibits, membership, and the schedule of special events. Colburn Gem and Mineral Museum Asheville . Part of the Pack Place museum complex, Colburn has become an important museum of earth science. School tours available. Discovery Place Charlotte . Extensive web site includes information on the science museum itself, the Omnimax Theater and Planetarium, and the Nature Museum. Explor i s Raleigh . More than a science museum, but includes science exhibits and programs. The Health Adventure Asheville . Regional health and science education center, open daily. Imagination Station Wilson . The museum is back in its original building after surviving a major fire in January 2000. Museum of Coastal Carolina Ocean Isle Beach . Now a branch of Discovery Place, MOCC is known for its shell collection and Native American exhibits.

54. Paignton Zoo Environmental Park, Paignton, Devon. The Museums Of
    Paignton Zoo environmental Park, Paignton, Devon. Find the museums of Britainincluding Castles, Manor Houses and Stately Homes and museums of every type in  
    http://www.information-museums.co.uk/museum.php?id=226

55. Biodiversity 911 - Local Links - Washington, DC Museums And Nature Centers
    Brookside offers environmental education programs and nature camps. The DiscoveryCreek Children s Museum is located on 12 acres of wilderness,  
    http://www.biodiversity911.org/LocalLinks/WashingtonDC_MNC.html
    
    Extractions: Featuring exhibits and programs on local wildlife, the Brookside Nature Center is set amidst the forest and meadows of Wheaton Regional Park. A system of trails, a pond, and a nineteenth-century cabin and smokehouse are located on the grounds. Brookside offers environmental education programs and nature camps. Visitors can also explore the adjacent Brookside Gardens. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park The Discovery Creek Children's Museum is located on 12 acres of wilderness, and includes the last remaining one-room schoolhouse in Washington. Its primary focus is to instill environmental awareness and a sense of stewardship for the environment. Discovery Creek offers environmental education programs for students and families, teacher workshops, and nature hikes and camps. George Washington Memorial Parkway/Theodore Roosevelt Island

56. Environmental Science Resources
    This is a source for environmental engineering sites in the US and elsewhere, You can link from here to hundreds of museums, botanical gardens,  
    http://www.educationindex.com/environ/
    
    Extractions: SM This is a comprehensive look, in text and photo, at the lands and people of the Arctic Circle using three themes: natural resources, history and culture, and social equity and environmental justice. You'll find very interesting information on indigenous peoples and their situations in the face of natural resource exploration. Biotechnology information supplied by industry, government, and research sources is offered here. Includes a Career Center with job search and HR links. The Center, put together by Rice University, offers a number of Conservation Biology areas for study. Their Virtual Library of Ecology, Biodiversity, and the Environment contains hundreds of great biology links in a user-friendly format. The Society for Conservation Biology Homepage is here, along with The Orchid Weblopedia, some very interesting Related Conservation Biology Projects, and more. This organization encourages multi-disciplinary research and education on environmental management and pollution prevention issues in critical industries. One very nice area of this site is the publication abstract section.

57. THE ROLE OF MUSEUMS AND HERITAGE
    A number of recent regional fore on environmental sustainability have Caribbean museums do have a part to play in this area, particularly in the focal  
    http://www.oas.org/culture/series4_f.html
    
    Extractions: THE ROLE OF MUSEUMS AND HERITAGE INSTITUTIONS IN THE PROMOTION AND PRESERVATION OF THE CULTURAL PATRIMONY PROTECTION OF CULTURAL PROPERTY Museums, Tourism and Sustainability. These institutions have the ability to lobby, inform and advise governments on relevant issues,while at the same time educating the public and implementing activities at the grassroots level. Effective distribution of available information has been a key problem in this battle. However, their ability to define and articulate major concepts give museums the potential for effective input at the level of stakeholder involvement in environmental protection. Caribbean museums can also be effective facilitators to the process of building consensus on sustainability, based on a commitment to transparency and inclusiveness. Regional institutions can also provide knowledge, and deliver expertise (including the cultural and social permutations, and accessibility in its broadest context). In effect, engendering a participatory approach to managing the environment. Next...

58. Museums, Environmental Centers, And Organizations - BugNetMAP
    museums, environmental Centers, and Organizations. Entomological Society of Ontario.Society dedicated to the furthering of entomology through multiple  
    http://www.umass.edu/ent/BugNetMAP/r_museams.html
    
    Extractions: Museums, Environmental Centers, and Organizations Entomological Society of Ontario Society dedicated to the furthering of entomology through multiple means. Lorquin Entomology Society Dedicated to promoting entomology in southern California. Newfoundland Insectarium Its mission is to create a permanent institution, increase the appreciation of insects and other invertebrates, emphasize the need for conservation and enhanced education. Orthopterist's Society Fostering research into the biology of the Orthoptera.

59. Environmental Learning Web Site
    Links on environmental Learning and Sustainability in Canada. Many museums havedevoted their entire space, or at least a portion of it, to the presentation  
    http://www.ec.gc.ca/education/ee_can_e.cfm?sub_cat=9&cat=A&cat_ID=5&view=categor

60. BBC Research And Consulting - Expertise - Arts, Museums, Events
    air quality environmental arts museums food services government finance policy housing Expertise Air Quality environmental  
    http://www.bbcresearch.com/expertise/air.html
    
    Extractions: After more than three decades of air quality regulation in the U.S., the easiest and least expensive pollution reductions may have already been achieved. In this increasingly challenging field, BBC works with regulators, regulated industries, and environmental interests to help assess new air quality improvement strategies. Our work ranges from investigating impacts of new regulations on small businesses in the Los Angeles Basin to examining the merits of incentive-based approaches in the Southern Appalachian region. Our goal is to bring more clarity to potentially contentious issues through sound, objective research. BBC's work varies from benefit-cost and impact assessments to development of analytical tools for clients' ongoing use. We also helped develop one of the first metropolitan visibility indices based on scientific research into the public's perceptions and preferences. Visit our on-line Library for copies of executive summaries or other data from our most-requested studies. For more information about this market area, please e-mail Doug Jeavons at jeavons@bbcresearch.com or Todd Pickton at pickton@bbcresearch.com.

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