81. BUBL LINK Catalogue Of Internet Resources DeweyClass 577; Chemical ecology Student Review Articles Full text articles national, and regional activities that contribute to global solutions. http://bubl.ac.uk/link/linkbrowse.cfm?menuid=7561

82. Columbia Gorge EDA - Washington Environmental Data Contact ecology Headquarters or region office Air Program or local air authority ecology issues these permits under authority delegated by the US http://www.cgeda.com/environment/enwaenvi.shtml

Statistics Government Utilities Education ... Search Search FREE Registration of our new brand List of Registrated Participants Columbia Gorge Economic Development Association Environment :: Washington Information Washington Environmental Info Air Water Hazardous Waste Dangerous Waste ... NPDES Permits State of Washington Department of Ecology P.O. Box 47600 Olympia, Washington 98504-7600 Tel: 360-407-6000 Fax: 360-407-6007 Skamania County Southwest Air Pollution Control Authority 1308 N.E. 134th St., Suite D Vancouver, Washington 98685 Tel: 360-574-3058 Air Quality Air pollution control in Washington is based on a set of local, state, and federal laws and regulations involving three levels of government. The federal government, through the Environmental Protection agency, sets air pollution standards that apply nationally. The state government, through Ecology and, in some cases, the Energy Facility site Evaluation council (EFSEC), is required to implement federal standards. A third level of government, local air pollution control agencies, also have broad responsibilities for implementing air pollution control activities within their single or multi-county jurisdictions. Ecology implements and enforces air regulations with jurisdiction over all sources located in counties that do not have activated local authorities. Within the Gorge Region, S.W. Air Pollution Control is responsible for monitoring air quality in Skamania County and Ecology enforces regulations in Klickitat County. Additionally, Ecology has jurisdiction over primary aluminum plants, pulp mills, vehicles, and vehicle-related sources. Local authorities may implement and enforce most state regulations, and all local agencies have their own regulations that may be more restrictive than those of Ecology.

83. Africa Environment And Conservation On The Internet The Centre is particularly concerned with environmental issues. Great Lakes Region Environmental Aspects of the African Great Lakes Region From the http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/africa/eco.html

Countries Topics Search the Africa Pages Suggest a Site ... Topics: Environment See also: Environmental History South Africa Environment Africa Files Reprints articles (on AIDS, ecology, gender, NEPAD, youth, human rights, etc.) from the web such as Inter Press Service and AllAfrica.com stories plus original in-depth articles by its editors and others. . "a network of people committed to Africa through its promotion of human rights, economic justice, African perspectives and alternative analyses." The volunteer network included members of the former "Toronto Committee for the Liberation of Southern Africa (TCLSAC) which,... published the Southern Africa Report (SAR)." Based in Toronto, Canada. [KF] http://www.africafiles.org/ Africa Water Page Part of the Water Page . Founded by South African civil engineer/consultant, Leonard Abrams "dedicated to the water sector in Africa. Issues addressed include water policy, water resource management, water supply and environmental sanitation, water conservation and demand management, and a variety of other issues." Has full-text documents (govt. white papers, articles, etc.) http://wn.apc.org/afwater/index.htm Africam Reqires free registration to access. Was a virtual game preserve which closed down. Read the first part of the webcam's rise videoing live from waterholes in the Djuma Game Reserve (South Africa). The site hopes to reappear. In the meantime Djuma operates two Web cams at

84. AIBS/IBRCS: Intermountain Regional Observatory Network (IRON) coordinate activities and identify regional issues and gaps, The website will be used to solicit input regarding all issues of the IRON consortium http://ibrcs.aibs.org/neon/regional-IRON.html

Home September 20, 2005 Intermountain Regional Observatory Network (IRON) Regional boundaries The two physiographic regions of the Colorado Plateau and the Great Basin with the extensions of shrub steppe that includes Idaho, eastern Oregon and eastern Washington. The Blue Mountains are included in the Intermountain area. Representatives Executive Committee: The initial Executive Committee represents geo-political entities within the consortium; and insures all-inclusive involvement, checks and balances. The committee will review minutes, documents, web site documents. IRON Executive Committee Chair: Jim MacMahon, Utah State University, mto("mto://cc.usu.edu/jam"); IRON Executive Committee members: Jayne Belnap, USGS, Moab, mto("mto://usgs.gov/jayne_belnap"); Michael W. Collopy, University of Nevada , Reno, mto("mto://cabnr.unr.edu/mcollopy"); Nora N Devoe, BLM Nevada State Office, mto("mto://nv.blm.gov/ndevoe"); R. Dave Evans, Washington State University, mto("mto://wsu.edu/rdevans"); Laura Huenneke, Northern Arizona University, mto("mto://nau.edu/Laura.Huenneke");

85. Border Ecology Project BEP 1993 Environmetnal and Health issues in the Interior of Mexico Options for BEP’s board and staff, from the US and Mexican border region, believe that http://www.borderecoweb.sdsu.edu/bew/drct_pgs/b/bep.html

Organization Name: Border Ecology Project ( BEP I. Contact Information Santa Fe Office Bisbee Office Dick Kamp/Executive Director Ted Schabacker/ Adminstrative Assistant 231 Las Mananitas PO Drawer CP Santa Fe NM 619 Briggs Ave (505) 983-4642 (Office) Bisbee AZ (505) 670-1337 (cell) Email bepdick@worldnet.att.net Email borderecology@mindspring.com SCROLL DOWN FOR BORDER ECOLOGY PROJECT ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND STATEMENT OF PURPOSE PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE FROM BORDER ECOLOGY PROJECT (reports or books, not individual papers or memoranda): Scoping Proposal for the Creation of an International Environmental Technical Assistance Fund for Developing Countries with Dick Kamp, Anne Maest , Bob Moran, Patricia Gay Webb Impacts of Power Plants in New MexicoAn Investigative Report for the New Mexico Legislature with Charles Bensinger , Harry Browne, Dick Kamp, Bill Powers, Ted Schooley , Chris Wentz, Brian Wilson, Doug Wolf Integrating Environmental Projects in Northeastern Sonora that are coordinated by Enlace Ecologico AC and/or Border Ecology Project and their relationships to local priorities, funding sources and government programs

86. ACOUSTIC ECOLOGY | ASAE Regional Planning (fledgling US Chapter of the World Forum for Acoustic ecology). Email to get involved. regional groups are starting to coalesce in several areas. http://www.acousticecology.org/asae/regions.html

Return to ASAE index American Society for Acoustic Ecology (fledgling US Chapter of the World Forum for Acoustic Ecology) var linktext = "[EMAIL]"; var tyujhg = "asaelist"; var yuikjh = "yahoo.com"; document.write("" + linktext + "") //> Email to get involved Regional groups are starting to coalesce in several areas. We look forward to meeting face-to-face, sharing a sense of what we're each up to, and perhaps catalyzing some local public events. Contact Michelle: var linktext = "[EMAIL]"; var tyujhg = "mn"; var yuikjh = "treetheater.org"; document.write("" + linktext + "") //> New York City Michelle Nagai, Micah Silver, Andrea Polli, Ben Shapiro [SEE NY CHAPTER WEBSITE] [SEE ANDREA POLLI'S SOUND ART BLOG] Contact Jeremiah: var linktext = "[EMAIL]"; var tyujhg = "jmoore"; var yuikjh = "nyx.net"; document.write("" + linktext + "") //> San Francisco Bay Area Aaron Ximm, Joshua Leeds, Elliott Berger, Jeremiah Moore Contact Glenn: var linktext = "[EMAIL]"; var tyujhg = "gbach"; var yuikjh = "csulb.edu"; document.write("" + linktext + "") //> Southern California Kraig Grady, Chuck P, Glenn Bach

87. Landscape Management Lecture Notes For The Beijer Institute regional ecological management and assessment One of the most important functions A central issue in computational ecology is the need to link dynamic http://www.tiem.utk.edu/~gross/landscape.txt

88. School Of Economics, The University Of Queensland Safety and SocioEconomic issues Raised by Modern Biotechnology by Dayuan Tourism Economics and its Application to regional Development by Clem Tisdell. http://www.uq.edu.au/economics/?page=18852

89. Individual-based Modeling And Ecology At HSU EPASTAR Application of Fish IBMs to regional Decision Making Special issue of Natural Resource Modeling containing papers from all speakers at our http://www.humboldt.edu/~ecomodel/

Home Who We Are IBMs and Ecological Modeling Theory inSTREAM : Individual-based stream trout research and environmental assessment model Software: EcoSwarm Publications and Products Individual-based Modeling and Ecology : New book by V. Grimm and S. Railsback Projects and Models EPA-STAR : Application of Fish IBMs to Regional Decision Making Cutthroat Trout at Little Jones Creek Columbia Basin out Migrant Survival Simulator Fish Schooling Simulator Salmon Smolt Turbulence Attraction Simulator ... Educational Opportunities Individual-Based Ecological Modeling at Humboldt State University Research on the use of individual-based models (IBMs) for applied and theoretical ecology is affiliated with the Mathematical Modeling Program, HSU Mathematics Department . This research is a collaboration of mathematicians, ecologists and biologists, environmental engineers, and software professionals. See below for our research goals. What's New We are hosting the 2005 Resource Modeling Association World Conference. Information is here . A one-day workshop on individual-based modeling will follow the conference. Come visit us in Arcata in 2005!

90. Huxley College Faculty Research interests include lotic ecology and aquatic habitat restoration, Research interests are economic geography and regional development http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~huxley/facdegrees.html

Huxley Home Academics Faculty/Staff Facilities ... WWU Home HUXLEY COLLEGE FACULTY and STAFF With a faculty devoted to teaching environmental studies courses, conducting research, and mentoring students, Huxley students receive quality instruction in their areas of study whether it be Environmental Science or the Environmental Social Sciences. Huxley College Administration Bradley F. Smith , Professor and Dean of the College. B.A. (political science and international relations) and M.A. (political science and public administration), Western Michigan University; Ph.D. (School of Natural Resources and Environment), University of Michigan. Dr. Smith was named Dean of Huxley College beginning Fall Quarter 1994. From 1991 to 1994 he was the first director of the Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Environmental Education in Washington, D.C. From 1975 to 1991, he was a professor of political science and biology at Delta College in Michigan and concurrently was executive director of Michigan's Tobico Marsh National Refuge. His research projects have included waterfowl, shorebird and wetland research for Environment Canada and the Canadian Fish and Wildlife Service and watershed management in the Great Lakes region. Of particular interest to him is the creation of multi-disciplinary environmental program partnerships. Teresa LaFreneire , Assistant to the Dean. B.A. (sociology) and M.Ed. (Student Personnel Administration), Western Washington University.

91. International Society Of Industrial Ecology Journal of Industrial ecology. In This Issue (Vol 9, Number 12) regional MFA Model; Waste IO Model. Environmental Load and http://www.is4ie.org/

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

92. NOAA's Science Advisory Board - Jake Rice I am responsible for coordinating all national and regional processes My research activities continued work done as Head of Groundfish ecology Section. http://www.sab.noaa.gov/Background/CVs/Rice CV.htm

CURRICULUM VITAE Dr. Jake Rice Canadian Science Advisory Secretariat Department of Fisheries and Oceans 200 Kent Street, Stn 12036 Ottawa, Ontario Canada K1A 0E6 e-mail - ricej@dfo-mpo.gc.ca Personal History: Born - 26 June 1948 Homer, New York USA Canadian Citizen: Landed Immigrant - 1970, Citizenship - 1986 Education B.Sc.: Cornell University , Ithaca, New York, USA, 1970 Ph.D.: University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1974 Major: Zoology (Ornithology) Post-Doctoral Fellow: University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1975 Department of Psychology Language Profile English - Mother tongue French - Public Service Exam Levels - Reading (Exemption), Writing (B), Oral Interaction (B) German - 4 Years in High School, 1 Year at University Employment: 02/96 - present Coordinator - Canadian Science Advisory Secretariat DFO - National Headquarters Guest Professor - University of Copenhagen , c/o Danish Institute of Marine Research, Charlottenlund Castle, Charlottenlund, Denmark At the invitation of the Danish Academy of Sciences, I taught a course for graduate students and advanced undergraduates on the interface between theoretical ecology and fisheries science. I also interacted intensively with graduate students in fisheries and marine ecology, helping to clarify objectives and research plans for thesis projects. My research activities centered on ecosystem effects of fishing, particular investigating ways to quantify the effects of fishing on ecosystem structure in the North and Baltic Seas.

93. EPA NE Regional Laboratory (OEME) Ecological Field Monitoring The New England regional Laboratory (NERL) monitors and analyzes the health The ecology Monitoring Team measures the water quality and ecological health http://www.epa.gov/boston/lab/ecology/

EPA New England Regional Laboratory (Office of Environmental Measurement and Evaluation) Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home EPA New England About Us Regional Lab ... Related Links Ecology Field Monitoring See more in the gallery The Ecology Monitoring Team responsibilities include: Providing technical support, high quality environmental data, and expert advice in the areas of aquatic, wetland and terrestrial biology Conducting water monitoring studies including water chemistry, microbiology, point and nonpoint source monitoring, time-of-travel and dispersion dye studies Conducting biomonitoring assessments including macroinvertebrates and fish communities assemblages, sediment oxygen demand (SOD) studies boat and backpack electrofishing for fish collection Collecting biological tissue (fish, shellfish, macroinvertebrates) and sediments for chemical analysis to assess potential for bioaccumulation and other ecological effects

94. UCLA School Of Public Affairs Students in the School who choose the International, regional and Comparative Policy and Com Hlth Sci 43OB Advanced issues in International Health http://www.spa.ucla.edu/main2.cfm?d=xr&f=ini_opportunity.cfm

95. Elsevier.com - Biochemical Systematics And Ecology Biochemical Systematics and ecology is devoted to the publication of One volume will appear annually and eleven issues will constitute a volume. http://www.elsevier.com/wps/product/cws_home/364

Home Site map Regional Sites Advanced Product Search ... Biochemical Systematics and Ecology Journal information Product description Editorial board Audience Abstracting/indexing For Authors Guide for authors Online Submission Subscription information Bibliographic and ordering information Conditions of sale Dispatch dates Journal related information Impact factor Most downloaded articles Other journals in same subject area About Elsevier ... Select your view BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY Editor-in-Chief: M.S.J. Simmonds See editorial board for all editors information Description Biochemical Systematics and Ecology is devoted to the publication of original papers and reviews, both submitted and invited, in two subject areas:(i) the application of biochemistry to problems relating to systematic biology of organisms (biochemical systematics);(ii) the role of biochemistry in interactions between organisms or between an organism and its environment (biochemical ecology).Papers will be grouped in each issue according to subject area. Research papers should generally be of completed investigations. Preliminary reports will be published where findings are considered to be of sufficient interest to justify rapid publication. In addition, short reports of new sources of known compounds (New Source Reports) will be accepted where they can be justified in terms of systematic or ecological significance. These reports must be written to a standard format. One volume will appear annually and eleven issues will constitute a volume.

96. Books, Videos, And Software For Engineers And Scientists On Cultural Attitudes About the Environment and ecology, and Their Connection to regional For each region, key cultural dimensions that define the social http://www.battelle.org/bclscrpt/bookstore/booktemplate.cfm?ISBN=1-57477-065-9

97. Institute For Field Education Program Descriptions aspects that make it a great place to study ecology and have a field class. The biome spans several countries, making the region ideal for international http://www.muskox.com/program/program.html

Home Courses Main Page Program Description for Arctic Field Ecology link to description for Tropic Field Ecology Course dates and costs Overall Objectives Students get an overview of Arctic natural history, current research in Arctic ecology, practice field sampling techniques, develop research proposal ideas, become involved in ongoing studies in landscape and ecosystem ecology, and are exposed to Inuit perspectives on regional land-use issues and understanding of the land. Two Main Features Education/Research: The course provides the experience a beginning research scientist needs to ask relevant questions and collect the right data in the unique setting of the Arctic. Students: Are exposed to Arctic research projects and topics Gain data collection skills Generate research questions and proposal ideas Meet with working scientists, local Inuit, and other students to discuss our activities Gain confidence and knowledge to design and conduct original research Exploration: We encourage students to explore the regions we visit in a variety of ways. Scientists rarely have the opportunity to spend a great deal of time observing, listening, and gathering knowledge about the physical and natural systems of these remote areas. The program permits you to take hikes, maintain a field journal, and gain insights into this special region of the earth. Note: These very adventurous journeys do not require any special experience. We use the best equipment available, and have personal safety at the top of every list. Each participant receives a detailed set of information to help prepare for all aspects of the program. Credit will be offered for the courses through the

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