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Maine Geography:     more books (100)

Preliminary report upon the natural history and geology of the state of Maine, 1861 by Ezekiel Holmes, 1861 Second annual report upon the natural history and geology of the state of Maine, 1862 by Ezekiel Holmes, 1862 The geographic distribution of wildlife in Maine by Richard L Day, 1953 Discover Maine through handicraft by Emma J MacDonald, 1975 Hidden History of Maine by Harry Gratwick, Foreword by David Tyler, 2010-04-10 Little Maine (Little State Series) by Jeannie Brett, 2010-04-04 Lost on a Mountain in Maine by Donn Fendler, 1992-05-22 There Goes Maine! by John Gould, 1990-08-17 L Is For Lobster: A Maine Alphabet Edition 1. (Discover America State By State. Alphabet Series) by Cynthia Furlong Reynolds, 2001-06-01 Snow Mountain (Oxford County, Maine) Van Buren, Maine The Coast of New England: A Pictorial Tour from Connecticut to Maine by Stan Patey, 1996-06-01 Washington County, Maine Pays-De-La-Loire: Lakes of Pays-De-La-Loire, Loire-Atlantique, Maine-Et-Loire, Mayenne, Pays-De-La-Loire Geography Stubs

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81. Chris Brehme | Geography Department | University At Buffalo
    I hold degrees in geography from the University of Southern maine (BA 1995) andUniversity of Idaho (MS 1997). From 1997 to 2004 I developed and directed  
    http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~cbrehme/
    
    Extractions: I arrived in the Geography Department at the University at Buffalo in August, 2004. Prior to this, I spent seven years as a GIS professional in Maine working with rural coastal communities on resource management, community development and education projects. I hold degrees in Geography from the University of Southern Maine (BA 1995) and University of Idaho (MS 1997). From 1997 to 2004 I developed and directed numerous GIS and web-based projects at a non-profit in Rockland, Maine. During that time I worked on several marine science research efforts including the Penobscot Bay Resource Collaborative and the Gulf of Maine Census of Marine Life . I was active in spatial data sharing and policy initiatives including the Gulf of Maine Information Exchange and the Maine GeoLibrary Previous Research From 2001-2003 I led a project to explore the potential for GIS in small, isolated communities on the Maine coast, with funding from two NSF awards. The project was designed in collaboration with community leaders to support existing information management initiatives and needs in each community. There were several goals to this effort: to develop local capacity for GIS; to support collaboration among existing community groups and institutions in each setting; to facilitate resource co-management among fishermen, scientists, and managers; and to create a new model for information sharing between state and local government in Maine. One of the outcomes of the project was the creation of GIS governing boards in each of the participating communities. These boards allow concerns and issues to be discussed among citizens with a variety of interests and backgrounds, and provide a legitimate political body to negotiate with the state.

82. Earthwatch International Educator Team Teaches Live From The Pantanal
    The program, entitled Strengthening geography in Schools through Conservation Teacher Fellowships are funded by Earthwatch with grants from the maine  
    http://www.earthwatch.org/pubaffairs/news/ngs-educator.html
    
    Extractions: MAYNARD, MA Fifteen teachers from Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Rhode Island, Washington and the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul will venture to the vast wetlands of Brazil's Pantanal, February 14-25, to join a cross cultural team of educators, scientists, and geographers. As part of Earthwatch's research initiative with Conservation International of Brazil, the teachers will work with scientists to map and monitor endangered wildlife to help protect this unique area. Although few people have heard of it, the Pantanal is the largest wetland in the world and one of the most spectacular wildlife areas in South America. Amidst caimans and capybaras, teachers will communicate with their students via email, photos, teleconferencing, and online lessons. Upon return home teachers will share what they have learned through projects at schools and workshops with colleagues.

83. WPL: Maine Facts And Meta-Sites
    maine Quick Facts from the US Census Bureau (US Government) Quick facts on mainepeople, business, and geography from the 2000 US census.  
    http://www.waterborolibrary.org/mainegen.htm
    
    Extractions: Maine.gov Homework Help Page (State of Maine) Background on Maine (InfoPlease.Com) Maine Quick Facts from the U.S. Census Bureau (U.S. Government) Moving to Maine: Facts and Figures (Maine Today) Stately Knowledge - Maine (Internet Public Library) Capital, Population, Governor, Date Entered the Union, Motto, Nickname, Flower, Bird, Song, Origin of Name, Major Industries, Historical Sites, Points of Interest, Bordering States, Flag. Followed by

84. Academics > Curriculum > Catalog > POL 400 Political Geography- The Maine School
    , In Political geography we will examine physical geography,The maine School of Science and Mathematics, MSSM Home Site Map Contact Us  
    http://www.mssm.org/academics/curriculum/catalog/pol400.htm
    
    Extractions: MSSM Home Site Map Contact Us Academics Academic groups Computer Science Fine Arts Humanities ... POL 400 Course name: Political Geography Course ID: POL 400 Department: Humanities Prerequisites: Description: In Political Geography we will examine physical geography, cartographic representations, geopolitical theory, borders and frontiers, the development of maritime law, indigenous peoples, anomalous political units, terrorism, and nuclear proliferation. The emphasis on maintaining as much of a "real world" feeling as possible. To this end, each class begins with "SITREP" ("situation representation") briefs by the class. This work is done in groups or individually, and each student has a specific area of responsibility (or "desk") for the entire semester. Indeed, classroom discussions play an enormous role in this course. This course features daily situational (SITREP) briefs, a formal SITREP brief, and three preliminary exams.

85. Prof. David P. Hawkins, Dept. Geosciences, Denison University
    Geology and geography Faculty 3) Regional Correlation of Silurian Strata inthe Coastal maine Volcanic Belt This project, designed for Christine  
    http://www.denison.edu/geology/hawkins/
    
    Extractions: Ph.D., 1996, Geology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Like my colleagues in the department, I offer Denison students a variety of learning experiences, including courses, independent study projects, research assistantships, field trips to geologically exciting localities, and opportunities to participate in my ongoing research program. The courses I teach are listed and described below. FYS 102 - Geology of Volcanic Eruptions: Volcanic eruptions are amongst the most powerful and spectacular of natural phenomena. Why do volcanoes erupt? Where on earth do volcanoes occur? Why are there no volcanoes in Ohio? How does molten lava form? Why do some volcanoes explode violently and others simply emit rivers of lava? How do eruptions affect our planet and local populations? How do scientists, local officials and the press deal with volcanic crises? This course addresses these and many other fundamental questions about our volcanically active planet. Through readings, class sessions, still images, video footage, movies, and laboratory exercises, we will focus on the nature of volcanic eruptions, their products, and the hazards they pose and benefits they offer both to human populations and to life on earth.

86. HSLDA | Home School Laws
    Below is brief summary of the homeschooling law in maine. science, health,fine arts, US history, maine history, geography, government, citizenship  
    http://www.hslda.org/laws/default.asp?State=ME

87. Participants
    2206 Email max@spatial.maine.edu William D. Macmillan School of geography UK David Mark Director, NCGIASUNY Buffalo Professor of geography State  
    http://www.ncgia.ucsb.edu/conf/InfoSoc/participants.html
    
    Extractions: Michael F. Goodchild Director, Project Varenius Chair, NCGIA Executive Professor of Geography University of California 3510 Phelps Hall Santa Barbara, CA 93106-4060 Phone: 805 893 8049 FAX: 805 893 7095 Email: good@ncgia.ucsb.edu Terence Smith Professor of Geography University of California 3611 Ellison Hall Santa Barbara, CA 93106-4060 Phone: 805 893 2966 FAX: 805 893 3146 Email: smithtr@cs.ucsb.edu Keith Clarke Director, NCGIA- UC Santa Barbara Professor of Geography University of California 3611 Ellison Hall Santa Barbara, CA 93106-4060 Phone: 805 893 7961 FAX: 805 893 3146 Email: kclarke@geog.ucsb.edu Max Egenhofer William D. Macmillan School of Geography University of Oxford Mansfield Road Oxford OX1 3TB England Email: bill.macmillan@geography.oxford.ac.UK David Mark Director, NCGIA-SUNY Buffalo Professor of Geography State University of New York - Buffalo 301 Wilkeson Quad, Box 610023 Buffalo, NY 14261-0023 Phone: 716 645 3101 x48 FAX: 716 645 5957 Email: dmark@geog.buffalo.edu Harlan Onsrud Chair and Associate Professor Department of Spatial Information Science and Engineering University of Maine 5711 Boardman Hall Orono, ME 04469-5711 Phone: 207 581 2175 FAX: 207 581 2206 Email: onsrud@spatial.maine.edu

88. Max J Egenhofer - ResearchIndex Document Query
    www.spatial.maine.edu/~max/topRelEquivalence.pdf Naive geography Egenhofer,Mark (1995) (Correct) (21 citations) Naive geography by Max J. Egenhofer and  
    http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/cis?q=Max J. Egenhofer

89. Eureka!
    geography locations US states/regions maine. Into the Deep Forest WithHenry David Thoreau. Thoreau s journal entries have been placed into a broader  
    http://mercury.educ.kent.edu/database/eureka/eurekaresult_keywordsearch.cfm?Keyw

90. CyberSleuthkids: United Stated - Maine
    Home geography United States maine Directory of links to communitypages in the state of maine. http //50states.com/city/maine.htm  
    http://cybersleuth-kids.com/sleuth/Geography/United_States/Maine/

91. USA Label Me! Printouts - EnchantedLearning.com
    Label the MidAtlantic US states, capitals, and major geographic features. maine Label Me! Printout Label the major features of maine.  
    http://www.enchantedlearning.com/label/usa.shtml

92. The Maine Memory Network Is Maine's Online Archive, Museum, And Educational Reso
    maine historical documents, history, and images.  
    http://www.mainememory.net/
    
    Extractions: Site optimized for NN 6+ or IE 5+ Keywords for search engines, text readers can skip the rest of this document: Maine history. The Maine Memory Network is Maine's online archive museum and educational resource: A database of historical source documents contributed by the historical societies and collecting institutions of Maine. Search for photographs paintings letters journals newspaper articles oral histories life stories museum items. Learn about Maine's role in the revolutionary war civil war industrial revolution suffrage women's rights arts literature entertainment writers painters theater music reading museums resort hunting fishing park sports camp picnic beach. Politics politician government law election elected official government building court statehood crime. Military war regiment soldier uniform weapon rebellion home domestic life household life furnishings clothes homes toys craft religion philosophy churches synagogue temple religious leader bible sermon philosophical tract

93. Fall98
    The maine Geographic Alliance Advanced Summer Institute began on July 26, The maine Geographic Alliance (MGA) has engaged in a wide variety of  
    http://www.carrabec.sad74.k12.me.us/Carrabec/MGA Home/Newsletters/Fall98.html
    
    Extractions: Geovisions Five Excerpts from: Vol. 3 Issue 2 Advanced Summer Institute - 1998 The Maine Geographic Alliance Advanced Summer Institute began on July 26, 1998 with a picnic supper at Kineowtha Park in Wilton, ME. Maine TCs had the chance to renew old acquaintances and to meet some new friends. The seven TCs from Maine were joined by four TCs: Nick Foery from Delaware, Christine Dowding, Cheryl Williamson and Mike McKillop from Rhode Island. Matthew Bampton and Frank Hodges from the University of Southern Maine; Eldred Rolfe, Paul Frederic, and Cathleen McAnneny from University of Maine at Farmington with their assistants Chris Taylor and Rebecca Kyllonen. Concepts of economic geography and specifics about the Sandy River basin and Maine were presented by Eldred Rolfe. We divided into two groups. One group led by Matthew Bampton, studied the physical geography of the basin measuring gradients, stream velocities and creating profiles. They also conducted a land use-land cover survey of the watershed. A second group led by Cathleen McAnneny, was joined by Frank Hodges who helped uncover some of the settlement history of the northern end of the watershed. This group studied the human geography of the area by interviewing people, collecting information about the human heritaage of the area and evaluating comprehensive and economic development plans of the many communities. Both groups toured the Otis Mill and a wood lot operation in Jay.

94. Maine Road Maps, City Street Maps With ME Travel Directions Print
    maine Bed and Breakfasts, Click Here. National Geographic MapMachine, Click Here.Figure Distance, Area Code To Area Code, Click Here. ME Shaded Relief Map  
    http://www.mapathon.com/me.shtml

95. New U.S. Park? Maine Bid Draws High-Profile Debate
    In the great forests of the US Northeast, land is changing hands at a feverish pace.Issues of access, economics, and conservation are driving a North Woods  
    http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/02/0202_040202_mainewoods.html
    
    Extractions: February 2, 2004 Robert Redford, Harrison Ford, and other Hollywood 'A-listers' are among the big-name supporters of Americans for a Maine Woods National Park, an interest group that also includes scientists, educators, and environmentalists like Jane Goodall and Edward O. Wilson. The committee was founded by RESTORE: The North Woods, a conservation organization that's spearheading a protection plan for an enormous swath of woodlands in the U.S. East. The proposed national park would encompass 3.2 million acres (1.3 million hectares), an area larger than Yellowstone and Yosemite combined. The woods in question hold a special place in American history. "It's sort of ironic that the national park movement happened and the place that inspired many of those early proponents is not yet one of those protected places," said Jym St. Pierre, Maine Director of RESTORE. "Thoreau didn't go to the Rockies, he came to Katahdin and wrote about the idea of creating national preserves in the East. Teddy Roosevelt made many trips into these areas of Northern Maine."

96. New U.S. Park? Maine Bid Draws High-Profile Debate
    In the great forests of the US Northeast, land is changing hands at a feverish pace.Issues of access, economics, and conservation are driving a North Woods  
    http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/02/0202_040202_mainewoods_2.html
    
    Extractions: Site Index Subscribe Shop Search Top 15 Most Popular Stories NEWS SPECIAL SERIES RESOURCES Front Page Environment New U.S. Park? Maine Bid Draws High-Profile Debate At the core of the debate are economics, ecological protection, and time-honored Maine traditions of recreational land use. Changing Economics "I think more and more people are recognizing the value of the idea we've put on the table," RESTORE's St. Pierre said. "That's taking advantage of the interest in ecotourism, the service sector jobs, small manufacturing, and moving away from smokestack industries. The trend is clear." But others seek to protect the timber-related jobs that remain. "It's important to remember that communities like Millinocket and Greenville are gateway communities whose economic livelihood depends on what's happening on the lands to the north and west of them," said Tim Glidden, an officer with Land for Maine's Future (LMF), a state government funding group for land conservation. "We all want to be sure it's not fragmented and developed," said George Smith of the Sportsman's Alliance of Maine. "I do give the park proponents some credit for being one of the factors that has encouraged the state's leaders to secure our future in those woods."

97. Maine Geographic Information System
    Northern Geomantics Geographic Information System Design and Development;Orbis, LLC - Geographic Research and Analysis, located in Gray, maine.  
    http://apollo.ogis.state.me.us/links/
    
    Extractions: Gulf of Maine GIS Department of Marine Resources - The State of Maine's Department of Marine Resources. Gulf of Maine Coastal Program - Established in 1991 as part of a nationwide network of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Coastal Program offices, GOMP focuses on protecting economically, recreationally, and ecologically important coastal fish and wildlife habitat through partnerships. Gulf of Maine Council Homepage - The Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment fosters cooperative actions within the Gulf of Maine watershed to preserve our common heritage and encourage sustainable resource use for present and future generations.

98. MSN Encarta - Related Items - Maine
    Augusta (maine), city and capital of maine and seat of Kennebec County, on theKennebec River, in the southwestern part of the state. In addition to  
    http://encarta.msn.com/related_761577633/Maine.html
    
    Extractions: var fSendSelectEvents = true; var fSendExpandCollapseEvents = true; var fCallDisplayUAText = false; Web Search: Encarta Home ... Upgrade your Encarta Experience Search Encarta Related Items from Encarta Maine Augusta, capital Maine Facts and Figures Missouri Compromise: statehood for Maine Portland, largest city ... , city and capital of Maine and seat of Kennebec County, on the Kennebec River, in the southwestern part of the state. In addition to... View article Exclusively for MSN Encarta Premium Subscribers. Join Now © 2005 Microsoft MSN Privacy Legal Advertise Feedback ... Help

99. Maine
    maine Agencies and Organizations. Geographic Alliance Network; NASA maine Geographic Alliance http//www.car rabec.sad74.k12.me.us/MGAhome.html  
    http://teachearth.com/states/Maine.htm
    
    Extractions: http://w ww.nationa lgeographic.com/education/index.html The National Geographic Society's Geography Education Program has established a network of state geographic alliancesógrassroots organizations composed mainly of K-12 teachers and university geographersódedicated to improving and promoting geography education. These alliances support professional development for teachers, development of classroom materials, and efforts to make geography a part of state and local curricula. Maine Geographic Alliance

100. Aroostook County, Maine Genealogy
     from maine Towns and Counties What was What, Where and When, by Michael J. Denis Find any geographic area in the US provided by the US Geological  
     http://www.rootsweb.com/~mearoost/
     
     Extractions: Aroostook County, Maine Est. - 1839 County Seat - Houlton The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together. William Shakespeare This is website is part of the volunteer-based USGenWeb project, which has its origins in 1996 (click here for more History of the USGenWeb project). The purpose of this web page is to bring together those who have and those who need genealogy information related to Aroostook County, Maine. Around the world, GenWeb projects are being taken on with the long-term objective of making genealogy source records available on the Internet. USGenWeb projects run on 100% volunteer power. Volunteers not only maintain the webpages and the machines that host them, but also supply the data. And we can always use more help. Interested in volunteering? If you've accumulated data, why not share it? If you live near a cemetary or hall of records, or have a copy of a publication, you can look things up for people. Somewhere, someone has just the piece of information you need. And vice versa. So if you have any information that would be of interest to the genealogist researching Aroostook county, please contact the co-ordinator of this page so that your information can be included.

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