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HUMAN ECOLOGY – EEES 1130 (FALL - 2003; 3 credits) Prerequisites: Passing grades in both English 1100 or 1110 (Introductory Writing, College Composition) and Math 1180 (Mathematics for Liberal Arts) Time and Place: Mon, Wed, Fri 10:00 - 10:50 am , WO-1205 Professor: Dr. Johan F. Gottgens, 1009C Bowman-Oddy (x8451); E-mail: j ohan.gottgens@utoledo.edu Office Hours: Mon, Tue, Wed 11:00 - 1:00 pm, or by appointment Course Description Human ecology stresses the application of ecological principles to the solution of human population and pollution problems. Human ecology is a dynamic field that is becoming much more global in its concerns and investigations. It has expanded from human impact on local and regional issues such as water pollution, solid waste management, and urbanization to such problems as global climate change, loss of stratospheric ozone, ocean pollution, famine, and loss of tropical rain forest. In this course we will examine the basic principles that form the foundation for understanding human ecology. We will then analyze the interaction of humans with natural resources and the resulting effect on environmental quality.

12. ECMI::NGO Network For The Improvement Of Interethnic Relations In Macedonia Countryspecific efforts by the European Center for Minority issues. Information about regional centers and multiethnic initiatives in areas of ecology, culture, economy, education, women issues, and infrastructure. http://www.ecmingonet.org.mk/

Do you think that in the present environment in which the NGO sector is working the concept of sustainability is applicable ? Yes No Partially poll archive Join our newsletter Supported by : News Latest The European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI), based in Flensburg, Germany, announces the conclusion of the project ECMI NGO Network for the Improvement of Interethnic Relations in the Republic of Macedonia. The ECMI NGO Network was established in 2001 as a member-driven Network aimed at improving interethnic relations by development of cooperation among member NGOs in identifying common ground for action on issues related to advancing interethnic dialogue in the Republic of Macedonia. Furthermore, this Network of 78 grass-root NGOs aimed at enhancing the credibility of the NGOs among their local communities and at strengthening the capacity through conceptualization and implementation of joint projects. In order to achieve these aims six Regional Centres at Skopje , Kumanovo, Tetovo, Gostivar, Bitola and Shtip were established as neutral grounds for all NGO members in developing, coordinating and implementing joint projects on issues that cut across ethnic ties. The Network established its own organizational structure headed by the Coordinative Body, composed of 13 members, 12 chosen on the grounds of different regional and ethnic affiliations and 1 ECMI representative, which served as the network facilitator.

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Home Archives About Login ... Vol. 1, No. 1 Andersen, A.N. 1997. Using Ants as bioindicators: Multiscale Issues in Ant Community Ecology. Conservation Ecology [online] (1): 8. Available from the Internet. URL: http://www.consecol.org/vol1/iss1/art8/ A version of this article in which text, figures, tables, and appendices are separate files may be found by following this link Insight Using Ants as bioindicators: Multiscale Issues in Ant Community Ecology Alan N. Andersen Cooperative Research Centre for the Sustainable Development of Tropical Savannas, Division of Wildlife and Ecology, CSIRO Tropical Ecosystems Research Centre Abstract Introduction Scale dependency in ant communities Implications for the use of ants as bioindicators ... Literature Cited ABSTRACT KEY WORDS: ants; biodiversity surrogacy; bioindicators; community; diversity patterns; functional groups; multiscale; spatial scale. INTRODUCTION Ecologists are increasingly appreciating that ecological patterns and processes are scale-dependent, with observations at one scale often not applying to other scales (Wiens 1989 a , Levin 1992, Schneider 1994). In particular, findings from studies conducted at small spatial scales cannot necessarily be extrapolated to larger scales (Rastetter et al. 1992). This poses a considerable challenge for conservation biology, given that most ecological research involves detailed studies inside small plots (Brown 1995). It indicates a general lack of congruence between traditional scales of research (plots), on one hand, and appropriate scales of land management (landscapes) on the other. For example, fire is an important land management tool throughout the world, but most fire research is conducted inside small plots, where neither fire behavior nor ecological responses are the same as in whole landscapes (Andersen et al.

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Summary Executive Summary: The Southern Cone Regional Consultation E-mail : iep@reuna.cl Chilean Politic Ecology Institute The Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992 set the stage for a new global alliance toward sustainable development. Breakthrough international agreements and declarations were negotiated and approved, including Agenda 21, the Rio Declaration on the Environment and Development, the Convention on Climate Change, the Convention on Biodiversity, the Declaration of Forest Principles, and the Convention to Combat Desertification. Initial success notwithstanding, a number of goals enunciated at the Earth Summit remain unfulfilled. Evidently, increased international cooperation on global issues is imperative, particularly in bridging the gap between developed and underdeveloped countries. At both the national and international levels, management and protection systems must be empowered to develop the social, political and financial means to achieve sustainability. Increased communication among the various sectors of civil society is also necessary to successfully negotiate with governments and contribute in the process of decision-making. The following is an excerpt from a preparatory evaluation session of the Rio + 5 regional consultation meeting comprising the five member countries of the Southern Cone Common Market (MERCOSUR), which took place on January 20-21, 1997, in Santiago, Chile. The most important outcomes of this meeting are the Letter of Santiago and the recommendations of representatives in attendance.

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Asia and the Pacific Index Go to full report 1. Asia-Pacific Asia-Pacific Consultation organized by Philippine Institute for Alternative Futures (PIAF) and held in Manila. (December 12-14, 1996) Go to full report One regional consultation was held for the Asia-Pacific region in the Phillippines. This process was later complemented with a consultation of Pacific Islands. Participants at the Asia-Pacific Regional consultation stressed the importance of strengtheningthe network of NCSDs in the region. The need to form a regional federation of NCSDs that would allow for the sharing of success stories for implementing sustainability and promote networking in the region was raised, along with a proposal that a regional office to carry out these responsibilities be located in the Philippines. Participants acknowledged that a number of conditions are necessary to support sustainability at the regional level. Among these are: Setting up regional Indigenous Peoples councils to work with a regional sustainable development council; A regional approach to scientific and participatory planning particularly with respect to NGO collaborative efforts; and

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The ESIG Core Course "Human Ecology of Ghana" Note: preliminary draft of curriculum only. This document may change with time. I. INTRODUCTION UNITS Ecology Geography Human Settlement People History Language World wide view Utilisation of food, and food security Health and healing Social organisation Gender relations The Economy Politics The arts UNITS Environmental laws of Ghana Institutional arrangements III. BIODIVERSITY AND ECOSYSTEMS UNITS Soils and geomorphology Ecology and climate Flora Fauna Water systems of Ghana- inland and marine non traditional forests projects- will look at interesting issues such as Akrantee (bush meat); chewing stick; mushrooms IV. POPULATION, HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT UNITS Demographic dynamics of - migration, urbanisation, ecological footprint Knowledge systems, acquisition, transmission- epistemological issues, ethno-ecology Disease- water related; non-water related special issues: Buruli ulcer, cancer, TB, CSM) HIV/ AIDS Health delivery systems V. LAND USE AND RESOURCE UTILISATION UNITS Land tenure systems, sustainability, degradation

18. Ecology Issues Second Penalty To Seafood Company This is the second time in the past 18 months that ecology has penalized the water quality industrial permits at ecology s regional office in Bellevue. http://www.ecy.wa.gov/news/1996news/96-143.html

Washington State Department of Ecology Ecology News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 12, 1996 Contact: Kevin Fitzpatrick, Water Quality Program, (206) 649-7037 Ron Langley, Ecology Public Information, (206) 649-7009 Ecology Issues Second Penalty To Seafood Company Bellevue, WA The Washington State Department of Ecology has penalized Crystal Ocean Seafood, Inc., $12,000 for multiple violations of its wastewater discharge permit. This is the second time in the past 18 months that Ecology has penalized the company for waste disposal practices that threaten water quality. The company's plant is located in Burlington, in Skagit County. "Crystal Ocean Seafood is having a hard time properly managing the waste from its fish processing business," said Kevin Fitzpatrick, who manages water quality industrial permits at Ecology's regional office in Bellevue. "They've improved their disposal method in the past year and a half, but they still aren't doing it right." The company currently faces a penalty for discharging more pollutants than allowed under its water quality permit on 36 different occasions since last May. In some cases, the volume and concentration of fish matter trucked to the City of Bellingham wastewater treatment plant were double or triple the permitted amount, pushing the treatment plant to its design limits. So far, treatment plant staff have been able to compensate for the problem, thus avoiding any damage to the environment.

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All Early Papers from Landscape Ecology Browse by Issue: Volume 1 -Issue Volume 2 -Issue Volume 3 -Issue Volume 4 -Issue Volume 5 -Issue Volume 6 -Issue Volume 7 -Issue Volume 8 -Issue Volume 9 -Issue Volume 10 -Issue Volume 11 -Issue Volume 12 -Issue Home All papers published in Landscape Ecology from its origin in 1987 through 1997 are now available for free downloading as PDF files. This includes all 156 articles published prior to the journal being acquired by Kluwer Academic Publishers (KAP). The journal Landscape Ecology was established in 1987, marking the beginning of new growth and synergy within the field. The journal particularly linked the emerging North American strain of landscape ecology with the more established European traditions. The early years of the journal contained many key papers that have helped form the development of landscape ecology in many sub-areas. To make these key papers more available, the current publisher, Kluwer Academic Publishers, (KAP) has funded a project to electronically scan these early papers, convert them to digital form, and create a web site for their viewing and downloading, free of any charge. The goal is particularly to increase availability for students and as a service to the International Society for Landscape Ecology. The site can be accessed directly, through links with the Landscape Ecology journal homepage at KAP , through the Society web sites, or directly where hosted in my lab, all listed below. Issues since 1997 are available at the regular journal web page.

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