61. Science Biology Ecology Education - Science Biology Ecology Education - ABC.NET Science Biology ecology education , web directory and search engine, featuringa directory of millions of links along with thumbnails of websites. http://www.abc.net/directory/Science/Biology/Ecology/Education/

HOME DIRECTORY META SEARCH NEWS ... World Search: search the entire directory search this category only Top Science Biology Ecology ... University Programs and Classes See also: Kids and Teens: School Time: Science: Living Things: Animals: Endangered Species Science: Educational Resources Science: Environment: Biodiversity: Education Science: Environment: Education ... Alpine Ecology and Environments - Online short course coordinated by University of Zurich Department of Geography. Requires registration. Audubon Expedition Institute - Fully accredited college program affiliated with the National Audubon Society. Its focus is on ecology and environmental issues. Offers a program overview, academics, campus life, admissions, stories, news, alumni information, and jobs. Backyard Nature - Nature study basics, with an emphasis on backyard plants and animals. Includes a section on naming and classification, list making, and "why bother with nature?" BLM Learning Landscapes - U.S. Bureau of Land Management educational resources and classroom materials on natural resources management, including wildlife, ecosystems, invasive species, and other topics. Ecology in GCSE Separate Biology - Site has been designed by four year 11 students. The aim is to provide a revision resource, covering parts of the GCSE Separate Biology Higher Level Syllabus in England.

62. Human Ecology: Education For Cleaner Indoor Air: The Quality Of Indoor Air In A Access the article, Education for cleaner Indoor air the quality of indoor airin a house has a direct connection to the health and wellbeing of the http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb146/is_200405/ai_n5937896

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63. Questions / Additions / Problems With This Page? E-mail Kcward N R P I, CREEK Creek Restoration and ecology education for Kids (8-124-259-0).Viewing Options, View Project as XML View Project as Report PDF http://endeavor.des.ucdavis.edu/nrpi/NRPIDescription.asp?ProjectPK=5184

64. UNM BIOLOGY PROFESSOR RECEIVES EUGENE P. ODUM AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ECOLOGY and or mentoring that serves as a model for others in ecology education, understanding and growth; and excellence in ecology education research. http://www.unm.edu/news/Releases/May2odumaward.htm

Contact: James Brown, (505) 277-9337 or Steve Carr, (505) 277-1821 May 2, 2001 UNM BIOLOGY PROFESSOR RECEIVES EUGENE P. ODUM AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ECOLOGY EDUCATION University of New Mexico Biology Professor James Brown received the Ecological Society of America (ESA) Eugene P. Odum Award for Excellence in Ecology Education. The award was given for a project titled “Scaling of Biodiversity: Physical and Biological Foundations of Ecological Principles,” with UNM biology professor Bruce Milne and Los Alamos National Laboratory physicist Geoffrey West and Brown as co-private investigators. Brown’s research on biological scaling is a five-year, $960,000 grant funded by The David and Lucile Packard Foundation. The research focuses on one restricted class of emergent phenomena in complex ecological systems: relationships that are self-similar or fractal-like over a wide range of spatial or temporal scales. The so-called scaling relations offer several advantages for theoretical analysis and empirical investigation. The research can be further described by looking at the relationship between the body size of an organism and its metabolic rate, or energy needs for living. The research has practical use ramifications, particularly in medicine and toxicology. Model systems are used to predict a person’s response to new drugs, changes in environment and or surgical procedures. Inherent in the ability to predict and plan for a variety of responses is the need to understand the scaling of structures and functions in organisms as body size varies.

65. Eco Tours To Cuba Caribbean. Ecology Education Tours. USA Cuba Edu Eco Travel, L Eco tours to Cuba Caribbean. ecology education tours. USA Cuba edu eco travel,licensed with USA Cuba flights. Canada Cuba air eco tour package. http://ecotours.culturecuba.com/

Ecotourism in Cuba Nature Tourism is currently growing at an annual rate of 15-20%. Its conception and development is marked by two main tendencies. On the one hand, the recognition of the importance of integrating nature conservation and economic development through the creative and sustained management of natural and historic-cultural resources. On the other, a change in the preferences of holidaymakers who are increasingly demanding a participatory, nature-oriented tourism. The Cuban archipelago is formed by the island of Cuba, the largest of the Antilles - spanning 1,138 km from east to west - the Isle of Youth and more than 4,000 cays that surround the big island to the north and south. Its total surface area is 110,922 km2. The climate is tropical, seasonally humid and tempered by the sea. Cuba has 6,073 km of coastline, of which 345 are beaches: 225 km on the northern coast and 120 km on the southern coast. Karats formations cover 5% of the territory, including the largest and deepest caves in Cuba, notable for their speleological and archaeological values. The wealth of its flora is evident in its 6,370 higher plant species so far reported. Some 3,180 of them - around 51% - are endemic to Cuba.

66. IUP - Department Of Biology Free educational software for collegelevel ecology courses plus links to manyadditional software sites. http://www.iup.edu/~rgendron/software.htmlx

Home Graduate Undergraduate Degrees Opportunities ... Positions Available Current Faculty Archibald , Jenny Andrew, Alan T. (Microbiology/Immunology) Ayebo, Amadu D. (Microbiology) Brenneman, William M. (Zoology) Bharathan, Narayanaswamy (Molecular Virology) Browe, Andrew C. (Physiology) Butler, W. Barkley (Cell Molecular) Ciskowski, Gary J. (Microbiology) Gendron, Robert P. (Ecology) Hinrichsen, Robert D. (Cell Molecular) Hulse, Arthur C. (Herpetology) Jack, Martha J. (General Biology) Kesner, Michael H. (Anatomy) Larkin, Jeffery (Ecology) Lord, Thomas R. (Biology Education) Luciano, Carl S. (Virology) Newell, Sandra J. (Plant Ecology) Peard, Terry L. (Biology Education) Peterson, Russell L. (Developmental) Pistole, David H. (Physiology) Simmons, Thomas W. (Environmental Health) Winstead, Ray L. (Biostatistics/Ornithology) Dr. Robert P. Gendron Professor 109 Weyandt Hall rgendron@iup.edu Homepage Evolution on the web for Biology Students Interests I am studying an aphid, Hormaphis hamamelidis , that forms galls on the leaves of witch hazel plants. Each gall contains a female (the stem mother) and up to 50-70 of her offspring, all daughters. Galls are not distributed randomly, but instead tend to be clumped on certain leaves and trees. I am interested in the behavioral mechanisms that cause this clumping and how this affects the reproductive success of both the aphids and the plants. There are other aspects to this insect-plant interaction that are also quite interesting. For example, some of the aphids within a gall appear to act as "workers," leaving reproduction to their sisters. This phenomenon may shed some light on the evolution of social behavior in insects.

67. Screech Owl Offers environmental life skills and farm ecology education to students of all ages. Includes vision, partners, curriculum, and course dates. http://www.screechowl.com/

All it takes is one look into the eyes of a child exploring talents and skills never before realized, to know that Screech Owl programs bring forth a priceless resource - competent people. From designing and constructing their first straw-bale fort, to planting seeds and pulling up weeds, exploration into skills, competency, and the joy of learning sets the programs at Screech Owl Farm School apart. Through the woods and across the fields you can hear them, engaged in discovery and fun. And they get to be kids, learning by doing, asking their own questions, and saying right out loud, "I did it!" Contact us at: Farm@ScreechOwl.com Welcome to Screech Owl Farm School. Here, you can explore the programs we offer throughout the year in Chatham County, NC. Located near Pittsboro, NC Screech Owl Farm School offers environmental life-skills and Farm Ecology education through a variety of programs to students of all ages.

68. Constitution And By-Laws Of The Media Ecology Association research, criticism, and application of media ecology in educational, and implementation of media ecology education at all levels of curricula. http://www.media-ecology.org/about/constitution.html

Home What is Media Ecology? About MEA Main Page Organization Constitution Affiliations Join MEA MEA Publications Awards ... Legal Notice Constitution and By-Laws of The Media Ecology Association Constitution By-Laws Constitution ARTICLE I - NAME Section 1. The name of this organization shall be the Media Ecology Association. ARTICLE II - DEFINITION AND PURPOSES Section 1. Media ecology is defined as the study of the complex set of relationships or interrelationships among symbols, media and culture. Section 2. The Media Ecology Association is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting the study, research, criticism, and application of media ecology in educational, industry, political, civic, social, cultural, and artistic contexts, and the open exchange of ideas, information and research among the Association's members and the larger community. ARTICLE III - GOALS Section 1. To promote, sustain and recognize excellence in media ecology scholarship, research, criticism, application, and artistic practice. Section 2.

69. E-guana.net, Inc. - Press Releases - 20040114 - EcoEdNet Ecology Education Porta EcoEdNet ecology education Portal featured in Science Magazine. (January 14,2004) EcoEdNet, a portal to locate, contribute, and disseminate ecology http://www.e-guana.net/organizations.php3?action=printContentItem&orgid=97&typeI

70. LTER Network Newsletter - Fall 2002 - NSF Host First Annual LTER Symposium ecology education in Baltimore, an Urban Ecosystem Alan Berkowitz, Institute forEcosystem Traditional, Native and Global ecology education in Alaska http://intranet.lternet.edu/archives/documents/Newsletters/NetworkNews/fall02/

The Network Newsletter Vol. 15 No.2 Fall 2002 LTER Home Page Previous Issues Inside This Issue: Top Stories LTER Education Symposium At NSF In Memorium LTER Celebrates 20th Anniversary SITE NEWS HBR - 'Science Links' BES - Investigator Accepts Presidential Award Hi-res Satellite Data Art McKee Retires NETWORKING LTER Spatial Data Workbench SDSC - LTER Collaboration SCI2002 Conference Engaging Local Stakeholders in Ecological Monitoring ... Ecological Research in the Caribbean EDUCATION CWT Links Science and Education PIE Builds SLTER with Partnerships INTERNATIONAL EMAN - Delivering Research Findings CALENDAR Coming Events Receive a copy Download the Newsletter as a .PDF (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) The Network News is produced each spring and fall at the LTER Network Office through a cooperative agreement between The National Science Foundation and The University of New Mexico First LTER Education Symposium at NSF Sonia Ortega, LTER Network Office

71. Institute For Tropical Ecology And Conservation A nonprofit, education, research and conservation organization and operates the Bocas del Toro Biological Station in Panam¡. http://www.itec-edu.org/

About ITEC Information Station Field Courses ... SAVE the SOROPTA! ITEC is a member of theCity of Knowledge Institute for Tropical Ecology and Conservation

72. Deakin University Bachelor, Graduate and PhD programs in ecology, Environment and their Management. Offers student profiles, international applications, downloads of handbooks and courses, off shore programs, distance learning. http://www.deakin.edu.au

Skip to content Deakin home Contact us Directory of staff ... Portal Search: Information about About Deakin Courses Teaching Research ... Online and off-campus learning Information for Visitors Prospective students International students Current students ... University policies Printer friendly view Welcome Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sally Walker, introduces you to Deakin University News and events from around the University Planning, reporting and continuous quality improvement Deakin's directions for the future Profiles Deakin staff and students talk about their work at Deakin Privacy Page last updated: Monday 27 June 2005

73. Public Education Network Collection of data, statistics, and quotes on national and international problems, including those in education, ecology, health, employment, criminal justice, and national defense. http://www.penpress.org

74. Cape Lookout Environmental Education Center Located on Cape Lookout National Seashore, CLEEC provides educational programs focused on barrier island ecology and geology, and marine and estuarine ecosystems for individuals, schools, teachers and groups. http://cleec.org

Cape Lookout Environmental Education Center Where the seashore is your classroom! Volunteer Work Weekend September 23 - 25, 2005 Sea Turtle Camp For Adults September 30 - October 2, 2005 History of CLEEC Summer Camps Programs for Adults Links ... Help Support CLEEC Click on photo Our instructors help you discover this ribbon of sand in a whole new way. Our programs focus on ecology and geology. Let us introduce you to the specialized habitats and inhabitants of barrier islands. T he C ape L ookout E nvironmental E ducation C enter seeks to provide children and adults with age-appropriate, research-based programming about barrier islands, the marine ecosystems surrounding them and their connections to our past, present and future. CLEEC lies within the boundaries of Cape Lookout National Seashore, a chain of magnificent, pristine barrier islands located off the coast of North Carolina near Beaufort. Sanctioned by the National Park Service, CLEEC is the only Environmental Education Center in North Carolina to offer camp participants the adventure of an extended stay on an undeveloped barrier island. Cape Lookout Environmental Education Center P.O. Box 19286

75. About Ecology Project International Aims to improve and inspire science education and conservation efforts worldwide through field based studentscientist partnerships. http://www.ecologyproject.org/

improves and inspires science education and conservation efforts worldwide through field based student-scientist partnerships. "One of the best things I've ever done." Costa Rica On Costa Rica's Caribbean shore, EPI students are monitoring and protecting endangered leatherback sea turtles from March through June. In February, EPI partners with the Charles Darwin Research Station to monitor endangered Green sea turtles and explore the astounding diversity of the archipelago. Guided by local scientists, EPI introduces students to authentic scientific study , raises cultural and ecological awareness , and promotes international cooperation . EPI empowers students to learn about, and help solve, critical conservation issues. Download our latest newsletter (PDF format, MB) Teachers: Try out EPI's curriculum resources Links to Other Organizations Contact us at: info@ecologyproject.org P.O. Box 9192, Missoula, MT 59807 a 501(c)(3) organization

76. Bruce W. Grant's Funding Activities Evolutionary ecology, Herpetology, Ecological education. Dual Proposal inEcological Research and Ecological education (a) Modeling Global Climate http://www.science.widener.edu/~grant/projects/grants.html

Bruce W. Grant's Funding Activities Evolutionary Ecology, Herpetology, Ecological Education. Associate Professor, Biology and Environmental Science Widener University Science Division (http://www.science.widener.edu/) One University Place, Chester, PA 19013. voice: 610-499-4017, fax: 610-499-4496 email: grant@pop1.science.widener.edu Main Menu: Funding from Off-Campus Sources. Funding from Widener. Goto Publications Page. Goto Presentations Page. This page was last revised 21 August 2001 and has been accessed 1775 times since 1 July 1999. I thank Widener University (particularly Larry Panek, Marc Brodkin, and Marty Schultz) for server access and technical support. Funding from Off-Campus Sources: "Teaching Issues and Experiments in Ecology (TIEE): Developing web- and CD-ROM based educational materials through the Ecological Society of America. Co-authored with Charlene D'Avanzo (Hampshire College) and Susan Musante (Ecological Society of America). Pending grant submitted National Science Foundation, DUE, Course, Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement Program, Educational Materials Development (CCLI-EMD), Proof of Concept. (January - December, 2000, NSF DUE 99-52347/ $85,191) "Experimenting to Teach Scientific Thinking and the Human Ecology of Watersheds."

77. International Society Of Industrial Ecology The mission of the ISIE is to promote the use of industrial ecology in research,education, policy, community development, and industrial practices. In order to accomplish this mission, ISIE seeks to build a community of interest, support cumulative learning, produce quality research, and promote social change. http://www.yale.edu/is4ie/

ABOUT ISIE The International Society for Industry Ecology promotes industrial ecology as a way of finding innovative solutions to complicated environmental problems, and facilitates communication among scientists, engineers, policymakers, managers and advocates who are interested in how environmental concerns and economic activities can be better integrated. The mission of the ISIE is to promote the use of industrial ecology in research, education, policy, community development, and industrial practices. CLICK HERE to JOIN ISIE For more information, please visit: Who We Are History of Industrial Ecology Academic Programs in IE Dissertations ... ISIE Student Chapter MEMBER AREA email: password: Get a password Renew Membership ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements Save the Date! 2007 ISIE Conference 17 - 20 June 2005 Toronto, Canada New! IE Resources page Click Here to See More Announcements and Calls for Papers CONFERENCES Upcoming Conferences in Industrial Ecology: International Symposium on Corporate Sustainability Management 24-25 November 2005 Bangkok, Thailand

78. The Ecology Of The Family Background paper for a familycentered approach to education and social service delivery. http://www.nwrel.org/cfc/publications/ecology2.html

THE ECOLOGY OF THE FAMILY A Background Paper For A Family-Centered Approach To Education and Social Service Delivery Prepared by Christie Connard with Dr. Rebecca Novick February 1996 Child, Family, and Community Program Helen Nissani, Director NORTHWEST REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL LABORATORY 101 SW Main Street, Suite 500 Portland, Oregon 97204 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION An Historical Footnote A Process, Not A Method Or Content KEY CONCEPTS OF AN ECOLOGICAL MODEL Introduction The Family As A System A DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVE: GOODNESS OF THE FIT MODEL Child Development Family Development Behavior As A Complex Interaction Of Factors THE DEVELOPMENTAL TRAJECTORY: RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS THE ECOLOGICAL MODEL: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE Head Start Programs Early Intervention Programs Family Support Programs Public Schools SUMMARY BIBLIOGRAPHY INTRODUCTION This training module, Working Respectfully with Families: A Practical Guide for Educators and Human Service Workers was developed for the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory's Integration of Education and Human Services Project. The goal of this project is to increase the ability of education and human services providers to form effective and supportive partnerships with each other and with the families they serve. The purpose of this background paper is to familiarize the trainers of these modules and participants in the workshops with the research, theories, and practice knowledge that are the foundation of the workshop. The specific strategies and applications of a Family-Centered Approach are covered in the workshop materials.

79. Nearctica The Natural History Of North America Comprehensive site including education, natural history, conservation, environment, ecology, evolution, geology, paleontology, and systematics. http://www.nearctica.com/

Advertisement Special Segments Butterflies of North America Conifers of North America Eastern Birds List of N.A. Insects Home Eastern Wildflowers General Topics Natural History Ecology Family Environment Evolution Home Education Home Conservation Geophysics Paleontology Commercial Organizations Wildflowers of Eastern North America NEARCTICA ( Nee - arctic - a Welcome to Nearctica , your complete gateway to the natural world of North America. If this is your first visit to Nearctica , please bookmark us and take the time to browse around a bit. Nearctica brings you the best of the natural world on the web combining links to other sites with original material. Only the most useful sites are listed and we tell you what to expect when you get to them. Everyone will find something for interest; students, the family, scientists, and decision makers. Nearctica is designed to be easy to use and visually attractive. If it's about the plants, animals, or the physical environment of North America, you will find it here; conservation, environmental protection, education, home and yard pests, butterflies, birds, weather, dinosaurs, biking, coloring books for kids, and anything else related to the great outdoors. Look around and get a feel for what's here.

80. Pacific Northwest Herpetological Society The PNHS is a nonprofit organization registered with the State of Washington. PNHS is dedicated to the education of its members and the public, as well as the conservation, ecology, captive care, and breeding of reptiles and amphibians. http://www.pnhs.net/

Who we are... The Pacific Northwest Herpetological Society (PNHS) is a non-profit organization registered with the State of Washington. PNHS is dedicated to the education of its members and the public, as well as the conservation, ecology, and captive care and breeding of reptiles and amphibians. The Society also takes an active role in legislative and environmental issues affecting these animals and their habitats. Don't miss out on the Pacific Science Center show this weekend!! For more information, visit the Pacific Science Center website: 18th Annual Reptiles Around the World Our next meeting will be on October 16th!. Board meeting at 4:00pm Newsletter committee meeting at 5:15pm Doors open at 5:30 General meeting begins at This months meeting has been bumped up by one week because of the coming Pacific Science Center show on the following weekend. Are you a PNHS member? Did you remember the PSC show is upon us? Have you volunteered to help out Get involved! We meet at Foster High School in Tukwila. Meetings will remain on the 3rd Sunday of each month (barring rescheduling for holidays and shows) and the meeting times will not change. We will meet in the Library of Foster High School. Foster High School is located at

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