41. Welcome To ATREE ATREE is a nonprofit organization working to conserve India's biodiversity. http://www.atree.org/

Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment ATREE About Us Site Map Products ... Small Grants ATREE'S MISSION To integrate rigorous natural and social sciences with policy, education and socially responsible conservation action

42. Biodiversity, Ecology And Health Fund Wildlife Trust’s biodiversity, ecology and Health Fund (BEHF) supports projects that with a modest level of funding can make an impact on protecting nature http://www.wildlifetrust.org/ssf.htm

Biodiversity, Ecology and Health Fund Wildlife Trust’s Biodiversity, Ecology and Health Fund (BEHF) supports projects that with a modest level of funding can make an impact on protecting nature or safeguarding ecological health. Typical projects have budgets of less than $10,000 U.S. and can be completed in one to two years. BEHF projects normally focus on research aimed at improving wildlife conservation science, conservation medicine, natural resources management, or public environmental policies by local scientists working full-time in the country in which the project takes place. Wildlife Trust’s BEHF Program does not fund: 1) administrative overhead or unrestricted operating support; 2) salaries (daily field expenses are funded); 3) tuition; and 4) attendance at conferences. How to Apply for 2004/2005 : Sorry the deadline was November 15, 2003. How to Apply for 2005/2006 Three - five projects are selected each year. Proposal abstracts are due November 15th, and awards are announced the following May 30 for projects commencing July 1. The next deadline for applications is November 15, 2004

43. Internet Biodiversity Service Information about biological systematics, ecology and evolution. Large sets of global data and graphs for modern and fossil occurrences. http://www.biodiversity.org.uk/ibs/

biodiversity on the internet online since '89 The web pages are designed by H. Fisher , Programs are created by D. Hewzulla , the project leader is Prof. M. C Boulter

44. :: CASEB :: Centro De Estudios Avanzados En Ecología Y Biodiversidad Research group, formed by academics from various universities, study Chile's biodiversity. Lectures, papers (some in Spanish), people, bibliographies. http://www.bio.puc.cl/caseb/

"Comentarios del CASEB al Informe de la Universidad Austral de Chile sobre el Santuario de la Naturaleza ... Carlos A peticion del interesado hacemos presente que el Dr. Figueroa no ha participado en dicha actividad.

45. Department Of Marine Ecology Of IO PAS Research on biodiversity, communities and population structure in the Baltic and Arctic Seas. http://www.iopan.gda.pl/~wiktor/eco.html

Department of Marine Ecology Department of Marine Ecology IO PAS consists of two parts: the chemical part - Marine Pollution Laboratory deals with the advanced methods of chemical analyses of the sea water and sediment. The ecological part (Arctic Ecology Group) of the deaprtment works on comparative field ecology. The climate - related patternsof biodiversity, communities and population structure are studied in Baltic,European Arctic Seas and recently in tropical areas. THE PEOPLE ARCTIC ECOLOGY GROUP From left to right on the photo (63 kB) dr Slawomir Kwasniewski (kwas@iopan.gda.pl) - dr zooplankton ecology Jan Marcin Weslawski (weslaw@iopan.gda.pl) - associate profesor , ecologist, head of the dept. Marek Zajaczkowski (trapper@iopan.gda.pl) - M.Sc. sedimentology, Jolanta Koszteyn (jola@iopan.gda.pl) - dr zooplankton biology Jozef Wiktor (wiktor@iopan.gda.pl) - M.Sc. marine botany Maria Wlodarska (maria@iopan.gda.pl) -M.Sc. zoobenthos Marine Pollution Laboratory Grazyna Kowalewska - associate professor, chemist, head of the Marine Pollution Laboratory

46. Alphabetical List Of Biology, Biodiversity, Ecology, Conservation, Natural Resou Alphabeticallyorganized links to biological, ecological, conservation, biological informatics, and natural resources journals and newspapers whose contents http://www.nbii.gov/datainfo/onlineref/ejournals/alpha.html

Electronic Journals by Title A B C D E F G H I J K L ... T U V W X Y Z Key to Contents: [SUB] = full text available only to subscribing individuals and institutions [PPV] = pay per article access available [FT] = full text of all content online for free [LT] = limited full text content online for free [AB] = abstracts only online for free [TC] = tables of contents only online for free A AMBIO [AB] American Journal of Botany [AB, SUB, PPV] American Naturalist [LT, SUB] American Society for Microbiology News [TC] Applied and Environmental Microbiology [AB, SUB] Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology [AB] The Atlantic Salmon Journal [LT] Aquatic Botany [TC] Aquatic Ecology [TC, SUB] Aquatic Sciences [FT] Aquatic Toxicology [AB, SUB] Archives of Microbiology [AB, SUB] Australasian Plant Pathology [AB, PPV, SUB] Australian Journal of Botany [AB, PPV, SUB] Australian Journal of Plant Physiology [AB, PPV, SUB] Australian Journal of Soil Research [AB, PPV, SUB] Australian Journal of Zoology [AB, PPV, SUB] Australian Systematic Botany [AB, PPV, SUB]

47. The Cloudbridge Project - A Cloud Forest Reserve In Costa Rica A private nature reserve created to preserve biodiversity in the tropical cloud forest adjoining the Chirrip³ Pacifico river on the slopes of Mt. Chirrip³. Describes site ecology and reforestation project. http://cloudbridge.org

The Project Contact Site Map deutsch Cloudbridge Private Nature Reserve High in a Costa Rican cloud forest, a unique conservation venture is under way. Cloudbridge situated in a beautiful and remote cloud forest on the highest mountain in Central America, is a private nature reserve in Costa Rica. It was created to preserve and reforest T he reserve has three purposes: To help rebuild a deforested part of the tropical cloud forest, thus bridging a gap between two mountainside forests. As well as protecting the existing forest and allowing natural regrowth, we are planting a mix of native trees , thousands of them, to turn pasture back into forest. Restoring and preserving the native forest protects the biodiversity for which the neotropical forests, and those in Costa Rica in particular, are so famous. Deforestation is causing the loss of about 100 species every day 4 species per hour. Preserving forest and planting trees also helps offset air pollution . As they grow, trees absorb carbon dioxide from the air. This project is but a tiny step to counteract global climate change, but every tree matters. Cloud forest foliage and epiphytes also have a unique capacity to capture moisture in the air. Thus through their impact on the air, water and soil quality, flood control, climate patterns, and numerous known and unknown plant and animal species, cloud forests profoundly affect life surrounding them and life around the planet. To demonstrate that reforestation can improve lives and

48. Topical List Of Biology, Biodiversity, Ecology, Conservation, Natural Resources, Alphabeticallyorganized links to biological, ecological, conservation, biological informatics, and natural resources journals and newspapers whose contents http://www.nbii.gov/datainfo/onlineref/ejournals/bytopic.html

Electronic Journals by Topic Ecology/Environmental Biology Aquatic Biology Zoology Microbiology ... Other Key to Contents: [FT] = full text of all content online [LT] = limited full text content online [AB] = abstracts only online [TC] = tables of contents only online Biological Bulletin [AB] Biological Procedures Online [FT] BioEssays Life Sciences [AB] Nature [LT] Oecologia [AB] Proceedings B: Biological Sciences [AB] Quarterly Review of Biology [TC] Science [LT] Scientific American [LT] The Scientist [FT] World Wide Web Journal of Biology [FT] [Back to Top] Ecology / Environmental Biology Aquatic Ecology [TC] Applied and Environmental Microbiology [AB] AMBIO [AB] American Naturalist [FT] [TC] Biological Conservation [TC] [LT] Conservation Biology [TC] Conservation Ecology [FT] E: The Environmental Magazine [FT] Ecological Economics [TC] Ecological Indicators [first issue coming 2001] Ecological Modeling [TC] Ecology Law Quarterly [TC] Ecosystems [AB] Electronic Green Journal [FT] [AB] Environment International [TC] Environmental Impact Assessment Review [TC] Environmental Management [AB] [TC] [TC] Evolutionary Ecology [TC] [LT] Global Biochemical Cycles [AB] Issues in Ecology [FT] Journal of Industrial Ecology [LT] The New Environmentalist [FT] Science of the Total Environment [TC] Sierra [FT] Southeastern Naturalist [temporarily FT, then AB]

49. E, The Environmental Magazine: Current Issue Covering environmental issues such as global warming, ozone depletion, acid rain, green living, ecology, alternative energy, biodiversity, endangered species, the nonprofit community and from the personal to the political - always with a 'what you can do' emphasis. You can read it online or subscribe. http://www.emagazine.com/

Subscribe Today Free Trial Other Options Subscriber Login Search emagazine.com Advanced Search HOME LOGIN SUBSCRIBE ... DONATE WELCOME! Publisher's Message Subscriber Services Subscriber Login FREE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER ENTER E-MAIL: NEWS THIS WEEK China Considering Increasing Renewables Commitment by 50% Automakers Helping Make Schwarzenegger's "Hydrogen Highway" Dreams Come True NEWS ARCHIVE COMMENTARY ARCHIVE ... and Build Membership! CURRENT ISSUE AND THIS WEEK'S COMMENTARY SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER, 2005 CITIES OF THE FUTURE By 2007, 3.2 billion people—a number larger than the entire global population of 1967—will live in cities. Developing countries will absorb nearly all of the world’s population increases between today and 2030. The urban growth rate of 1.8 percent for 2000 to 2030 will double the number of city dwellers in less than 30 years. Meanwhile, rural populations are growing scarcely at all. In this cover story, E profiles some of the world’s largest and most environmentally challenged megacities. By Divya Abhat, Shauna Dineen, Tamsyn Jones, Jim Motavalli, Rebecca Sanborn, and Kate Slomkowski POVERTY IS TERRORISM If our “mega-cities” coverage in this issue doesn’t convince our readers and the substantial audience of international politicians and journalists also receiving it that the world has much bigger problems on its hands than terrorism, then I don’t know what will. On September 11, 2001 some 3,000 people died in one single savage act in one day. Yet around the world 10 times that many children die in one day, every day.

50. EKAS - SITES - Biodiversity/Ecology biodiversity/ecology Non-US - Canada - British Columbia biodiversity/ecology - US. USEDUC Association of Ecosystem Research (AERC) brings http://www.ekas.org/sites/biodiv.html

EKAS SITES - Biodiversity/Ecology SEE ALSO: Agriculture Forests Land Use Plants ; Wildlife Pages Associations/Societies Clubs/Groups Education/Training Preservation/Sustainability ... WWW Resources Associations/Societies International Africa Europe North America ... Texas Clubs/Groups Australia South Australia Tasmania Victoria Canada ... UK U.S. Colorado Illinois Maryland Massachusetts ... Wisconsin Education/Training International Canada British Columbia Manitoba Nova Scotia Ontario ... Sweden U.S. Alaska Arkansas California Colorado ... Wyoming Preservation/Sustainability International Africa Antarctic Asia-Pacific ... Wyoming Regulation International Africa Europe Australia ... Ohio Research International Africa Asia-Pacific Australia ... Wisconsin WWW Resources International Asia-Pacific Europe North America ... Wyoming Biodiversity/Ecology - Associations/Societies - International INTTA Association of Applied Biologists (AAB) "... to promote the study and enhancement of biology with special reference to its applied aspects. We have approximately 1200 members across the world and many libraries subscribe to our publications." Founded: 1904. Located: UK. INTTA ECOLOGIA (ECOlogists Linked for Organizing Grassroots Initiatives and Action) "...an independent international environmental organization...with technical assistance and information. ECOLOGIA now provides these services to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and local government officials in Eurasia and the United States." Located: International.

51. 7th International Mycological Conference 2002 Fungal themes covered include cell biology, populations, dynamics and ecology, pathogens, fungushost interactions, phylogeny and evolution, biodiversity and conservation. Contains PDF book of abstracts, scientific program, registration form, foray list, sponsors, and related links. Oslo, Norway. http://www.uio.no/conferences/imc7/

52. Land/Biodiversity/Ecology LAND/biodiversity/ecology. Amphibians Brownfield Development the Implications for Urban Infrastructure ecology WWW Page EE Link Endangered Species http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~lrobbins/lbe.html

LAND/BIODIVERSITY/ECOLOGY Amphibians Brownfield Development: the Implications for Urban Infrastructure Ecology WWW Page EE Link Endangered Species ... Back to Resource Guide Last updated: 8/3/2000

53. Centre For Ecology, Evolution And Conservation At The University Of East Anglia A group of 21 faculty, with interests in behavioural ecology, biodiversity, biogeochemistry, ecophysiology, genetics, environmental genomics, life histories, pollution, population biology, tropical, landscape, microbial, molecular and restoration ecology. http://www.uea.ac.uk/ceec/

Research Undergraduate degrees in Ecology MSc in Applied Ecology and Conservation PhD Opportunities ... Contact Us Centre for Ecology, Evolution and Conservation (CEEC) University of East Anglia Norwich UK The Centre for Ecology, Evolution and Conservation at UEA , Norwich, is one of the largest groups of ecologists and evolutionary biologists in Europe, with over 20 members of faculty and a community of around 70 research staff and PhD students. We offer: BSc degrees in Ecology , with options to spend a year in North America; Australasia or mainland Europe. All include a ten day fieldcourse in the West of Ireland , and other optional fieldcourses are held in Kenya and in Slapton, Devon A one year Masters programme in Applied Ecology and Conservation A one year Diploma in Conservation and Project Administration A one year Diploma in ecology,

54. ABC-CLIO An Encyclopedia of biodiversity, ecology, and Evolution This two volume set takes an original look at biodiversity and ecology by focusing on how http://www.abc-clio.com/products/overview.aspx?productid=108697

55. Last Updated May 3 biodiversity, ecology, resource management, protected areas, environmental law and policy. http://www3.sympatico.ca/chris_wilkinson/

Kyla Wilkinson's most recent photos! Last updated September 14, 2005

56. CSUF Biological Science: BEC biodiversity, ecology, AND CONSERVATION BIOLOGY CONCENTRATION (BEC). The study of all biological organisms (ranging from the level of the individual to the http://biology.fullerton.edu/undergrad/bec.html

BIODIVERSITY, ECOLOGY, AND CONSERVATION BIOLOGY CONCENTRATION (BEC) The study of all biological organisms (ranging from the level of the individual to the ecosystem), their responses to the environment on evolutionary and ecological time scales, and their conservation. Course categories units Courses Core courses (Required) 20 units BIOL 172 Cellular Basis of Life (5) BIOL 273 Principles of Genetics and Molecular Biology (5) BIOL 274 Principles of Physiology and Ecology (5) The concentration consists of 23 units of upper-division biology electives, of which at least 5 units must be laboratory- or field-based activities, at least 6 units must be 400-level biology courses, and at least 2 units must be a capstone course. The 23 units of upper-division biology electives must also meet the following requirements: Upper-Division Biology electives 12 units minimum only one of these courses may be applied to a category; additional courses may be applied only as free electives courses that meet the upper division writing requirements (6 units required) BIOL 314 Evolutionary Ecology (3) and at least one of the following: BIOL 352 Plants and Life (3,0)

57. Envirologic Ltd: Environmental Consultants: Homepage Offer research and management services in ecology, conservation, and biodiversity monitoring. Based in Auckland, New Zealand; scope South Pacific/Oceania. Lists capabilities and past projects. http://www.envirologic.co.nz/

We offer environmental services primarily in the areas of biodiversity and biosecurity surveys, monitoring and management. We thrive on exceeding the expectations of our clients and delivering the best possible social, business and environmental outcomes. Feature Project In partnership with Landcare Research and the community, the Waitakere City Council (WCC) has established Project Twin Streams. Vacancy - Ecological contractor At present we are seeking a contractor to undertake ecological fieldwork and management-focused report writing. The ideal candidate would have a post-graduate qualification, preferably in applied ecology, resource management, or similar, and a solid grounding in basic statistical analysis. If this sounds like you, feel free to email your CV to Jane Alexander Thank you for taking the time to browse our website. If you would like more information on how we can contribute to your project's success please

58. Macquarie University 2005 Handbook: BNF02 - Biodiversity/Ecology (Undergraduate You are here Macquarie » 2005 Handbooks » BNF02 biodiversity/ecology (Undergraduate BNF02 - biodiversity/ecology (Undergraduate Coherent Study) http://www.handbook.mq.edu.au/programofstudy.php?edition=2005&code=BNF02

59. Welcome To Pacific Biodiversity Institute Conducts scientific research in the fields of ecology, conservation biology and natural resource management. Includes educational programs, GIS starter kit, wildland background, contributors, and current projects. http://www.pacificbio.org/

last updated 16 Feb 2004 Contact us at: Pacific Biodiversity Institute P.O. Box 298 Winthrop, WA 98862 (509)-996-2490 Phone (509)-996-3778 Fax info@pacificbio.org Accurate information on the status of North American landscapes, wilderness, wildlife habitat, wildfires, endangered species, forests, alien plant invasions, and conservation priorities. The US Road Map Endangered Species Information Network WildInfoNet Maps and information on wild areas in Washington State View seven million miles of driving pleasure Wildfire Information Center Support Critical Conservation Science and Education Work C onserving our rich biological heritage with science and compassion for people and nature. We provide research, education and technical support to ensure that our rich biological heritage endures. How you can help. Jobs and Internships at PBI

60. Macquarie University 2004 Handbook: BNF02 - Biodiversity/Ecology (Undergraduate You are here Macquarie » 2004 Handbooks » BNF02 biodiversity/ecology (Undergraduate BNF02 - biodiversity/ecology (Undergraduate Coherent Study) http://www.handbook.mq.edu.au/programofstudy.php?edition=2004&code=BNF02

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