61. Web Page Under Construction A professional biological services company providing assessments, investigations and documentation for wetlands, field ecology, water quality, or microbiology. http://www.hydroterra.net/

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62. Oxbow Associates, Inc. A Massachusetts Based Environmental And Ecological Consul Providing wetlands and wildlife consulting services, wetland delineation and permitting, wildlife studies, herpetology and vernal pool ecology. Specializing in rare and endangered wildlife study and mitigation in the Northeast. http://www.oxbowassociates.com/

63. Home Environmental/engineering consultants. Locations throughout Tennessee and nearby states. Site investigations, remedial design, risk assessment, hazardous waste/materials training, health and safety, ecology and wetlands studies, IS0 14000, and environmental compliance. http://www.ensafe.com/

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64. SwetsWise: Login Wetland ecologyWetland ecology Information about the internationally recognised wetlands associated with the Gippsland Lakes, Victoria, Australia. http://www.swetswise.com/link/access_db?issn=0923-4861

65. Wetland Ecosystem Lab Describes wetlands research activities, including studies of mangrove ecology and water quality impacts in the Everglades. http://www.fiu.edu/~ecosyst/

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66. Untitled Document Research group dealing with issues relating to the ecology and management of riparian and wetlands of the state and the region. http://www.forestry.umt.edu/research/mfces/programs/rwrp/

College of Forestry and Conservation "World Class in the Rockies" The Riparian and Wetland Research Program (RWRP) is based in the College of Forestry and Conservation at the University of Montana. The mission of the RWRP is to: Conduct quality research on the ecology and hydrology of riparian areas and wetlands in Montana and throughout the Rocky Mountain region; Provide research opportunity for graduate students interested in the science and/or management of riparian areas and wetlands; Make research findings available via publications, workshops, and symposia presentations; Help land managers make better informed decisions about riparian and wetland areas; Contribute to the public education about riparian and wetland issues and participate in the public dialogue on these matters. The RWRP is currently being reorganized to reflect recent staff changes. Please check back often for updates on the status of the program. For further information on the RWRP please contact: Dr. Scott Woods

67. USGS National Wetlands Research Center Mission is to develop and disseminate scientific information needed for understanding the ecology and values of U.S. wetlands and for managing and restoring wetland habitats and associated plant and animal communities. http://www.nwrc.usgs.gov/

Katrina: Humanitarian Relief Katrina: Science for Emergency Response and Recovery Katrina: Science for Recovery and Restoration Hot Topics! Press Releases Fact Sheets Weekly Highlights ... Vacancy Announcements Education/Training Fragile Fringe Teachers' Guide 2005 Training Schedule Volunteer Opportunities Publications Search the Publications Database U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey National Wetlands Research Center 700 Cajundome Boulevard Lafayette, Louisiana 70506 This document prepared by the National Wetlands Research Center URL - http://www.nwrc.usgs.gov/index.htm Last Modified: 9/21 /2005 (SBH) Contact: nwrcweb@usgs.gov Privacy Statement Accessibility FOIA

68. Wetlands Wetland ecology. wetlands of various sizes are interspersed throughout the barrens, especially in the locations where drainage is restricted by bedrock http://faculty.plattsburgh.edu/david.franzi/esfl/wetlands.htm

Think Globally Ecosystems Studies Field Laboratory at Altona Flat Rock Learn Locally ESFL Home ESFL Overview ESFL Site Map Aerial Photo of ESFL Site Acknowledgements Geomorphology Origin of the "Flat Rocks" Regional Deglaciation Hydrogeology Overview Stream Hydrographs Well Hydrographs Ecology Wildlife Ecology Forest Ecology Wetland Ecology The 1998 Ice Storm Cotton grass sedge in bloom in Uppercut Bog. Wetland Ecology Wetlands of various sizes are interspersed throughout the barrens, especially in the locations where drainage is restricted by bedrock structure and hydrology. Bogs and bog-like fens (poor fens) are the major wetland type, with dominant plants including leatherleaf, tussock sedge and blue-joint grass. These wetlands are an important factor in the over-all habitat requirements for many species of birds, amphibians, and mammals living in the barrens. Acknowledgements Environmental Science Franzi Home Little Chazy River ... Research Institute [homefooter.htm]

69. The Digital Field Trip To The Wetlands Learning about Wetland ecology. The Digital Trip to the wetlands Learn about wetland ecology without getting your feet wet. Join nature lovers of all http://www.knowplay.com/science/digital-field-trip-wetlands.html

Skip Header Join Our Mailing List Buy Online or Call 1-888-994-9995 M-F PST Try Our Search Service View Shopping Cart Free ground shipping on orders over $99 in continental U.S. Satisfaction Guaranteed! Science Learning Software Welcome Children's Math - Science - Music Language Writing Reference ... Chemistry The Digital Field Trip to the Wetlands Learning about Wetland Ecology Home Edition Add to Cart Our Price: Building Site License Add to Cart Site license for an unlimited number of computers at the site. Also allows for you to make up to twenty copies of the home edition which teachers and students can take with them. Our Price: Runs On Mac OS Classic, Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000 Reviews YES Mag NAAEE California Learning Resource Network Other Resources Download Demo Tech Support Teacher Resources Awards ... Testimonials Learn about wetland ecology without getting your feet wet. Join nature lovers of all ages as you visit a wetland at Cloud Lake in Algonquin Park , Ontario, Canada. Using Digital Frog International's mix of virtual reality, pictures, videos, illustrations and interactions, this CD-ROM can supplement an outdoor field trip or even be used as a cost-effective alternative.

70. Newhomepage1 a) Wetland ecology – a lecture course alternately offered at the undergraduate and graduate Heather Bowman Cutway – ecology; invasive plants in wetlands http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~ehrenfel/

Joan G. Ehrenfeld Professor Department of Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources 126 Environment and Natural Resource Sciences Building 14 College Farm Road Cook College, Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ 08901 TEL: (732) 932-1081 FAX: (732) 932-8746 email: ehrenfel@rci.rutgers.edu I work in the areas of wetland ecology and ecosystems ecology, focussing on plant-soil interactions, but also working on a wide range of related aspects of plant and soil ecology. My current research includes several studies of the interactions of exotic invasive plants and forest soils and studies of nitrogen cycling in forested wetlands affected by urbanization. I also direct the New Jersey Water Resources Research Institute , a federally-funded program of water-related research and outreach. I teach courses on wetland ecology, ecosystems ecology and global change, invasion ecology, and co-teach our general ecology course and field methods course. Research Projects and Graduate Students Recent Publications Courses Wetland Ecology Ecosystems Ecology and Global Change Invasions and Invasive Species Principles of Ecology ... The lab in lighter moments..

71. Natural Selection: Subject Gateway To The Natural World Other sections look at the ecology of tropical wetlands in North Australia plus management and wetlands; Wetland ecology; Everglades National Park (Fla. http://nature.ac.uk/browse/577.69.html

low graphics Top Ecology Aquatic ecology ... Archives of shingle@jiscmail.ac.uk Archives of shingle is the JISCmail discussion group for researchers, coastal managers and others involved with shingle coastal habitats worldwide, particularly in the fields of geomorphology, ecology and conservation management. This page gives access to archived messages from October 1999 to the present. This discussion forum is sponsored by JISC, the Joint Information Systems Committee. Beaches; Tidal flats; Geomorphology; Shorelines; Wetlands; Coasts; Seashore; Australian Institute of Marine Science : coral reefs and mangroves: modelling and management This site describes a current research project sponsored by the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS), IBM, KEPCO and UOG. This project aims to "to improve the management of coral reef and mangrove habitats through intensive research, international collaboration, and the use of powerful visualisation tools". In addition to descriptive information about the project and its results to date, the site includes a list of its publications. Some articles are offered in full text, while others are presented as abstracts. Details and contact addresses for staff, and recent news of the project complete the site. Coral reef conservation; Mangrove conservation;

72. YES - Summer Camp - Wetland Ecology Youth Exploring Science 2005. Wetland ecology skills to set up a research area of your own to determine which creatures visit a wetland area at night. http://www.kbs.msu.edu/Youth_Exp_Sci/Wetlands.htm

Youth Exploring Science 2005 Wetland Ecology Have you ever wondered how many organisms start their life in the water and end it on land? Or how many start their life on land and end it in water? What different organisms live in and around water? What role does water play in each of these organisms' lives? How far does any one organism travel from the water? And why? During these sessions campers will: Visit the KBS Pond labs and learn about research taking place with terrestrial and aquatic organisms. Take part in the research on turtles, including how turtles are trapped, and what scientists discover about a turtle's life. Use your scientific skills to set up a research area of your own to determine which creatures visit a wetland area at night. One week sessions for this program are June 20-25 or June 27-July 1. http://www.kbs.msu.edu

73. "Wetland Ecology" Field Study Support Page - Graver Arboretum Wetland ecology Unit. Students research wetland plants and present their They learn the ecological services provided by wetlands and the factors that http://www.muhlenberg.edu/cultural/graver/K-12Outreach/Wetlands.htm

Graver Home About Graver Research Programs ... Collection s How to Get There Volunteer Opportunities K- 12Field Trips Wetland Ecology Unit Students research wetland plants and present their information to the class. They learn the ecological services provided by wetlands and the factors that determine wetland boundaries. Wetland conservation is also covered. LESSON 1- Wetland Metaphors Web sites for the teacher: Association of State Wetland Managers. http://www.aswm.org/lwp/nys/section1.htm U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. http://www.epa.gov/owow/wetlands/fuctions.html http://epa.gov/owow/wetlands LESSON 2 - Living Labels- Wetland Plants Web sites for the teachers and students: Boundary Waters Compendium- Aquatic Plants of the North http://www.rook.org/earl/bwca/nature/aquatics/ Connecticut Botanical Society http://www.ct-botanical-society.org/index.html Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center- Native Plant Information Network http://www.wildflower2.org/NPIN/Gallery/Gallery.html NatureServe Explorer- Online Encyclopedia of Life http://www.natureserve.org/explorer/index.htm

74. Wetland Ecology And Management | Resources | Library | Prescott College Welcome to wetlands! This is a subject of fascinating ecological complexity, with a rich and growing literature. Arizona s topographic diversity gives us http://www.prescott.edu/Library/resources/wetlands.html

Standard Printable Large Fonts Large Fonts/Printable Quick Links Academic Calendar Calendar of Events Check Your Email Class Schedules Crossroads Cafe Curriculum Materials Directory Eco League Faculty Bios Graduation Information Human Resources Registrar Request a Catalog Transcripts Transitions Magazine Weather Information Go Home Site Index Directory ... Parents Wetland Ecology and Management LIBRARY LINKS Library - About the Library - Find Articles - Find Resources by Subject - Journal Subscriptions - Library Catalog - Reference Collection Online - Search Engines Fall Block 2002 Walt Anderson , Instructor Wetlands First Day Wetlands, declining in both extent and quality, have become habitats of global concern. Lectures, discussions, and field trips to preserves and refuges in the Southwest will emphasize the physical and biological characteristics, ecological relationships, and conservation approaches with respect to freshwater wetlands. Management practices will include regional, national, and international examples. Students are expected to be familiar with basic principles of biology and ecology. Some Basic Guidelines Course assumes good understanding of basic biological and ecological principles. Everyone must be able to read, assimilate, and write effectively to contribute as a productive member of the class.

75. University Of Manitoba Dept. Of Botany Stress physiology in relation to forest and wetland ecology Wetland ecology; wastewater treatment technology and use of wetlands therein; global climate http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/science/botany/faculty_staff/faculty_staff.htm

Department of Botany University of Manitoba Winnipeg, MB Plant Development Sumner, Michael. J. Developmental plant anatomy with emphasis on the reproductive systems of seed plants. Schroeder, Dana Plant development and environmental response. Research focuses on investigating the molecular and biochemical basis of plant response to light. Using the powerful model system Arabidosis (a mustard relative) we apply a broad range of molecular, genetic, biochemical, and cell biology tools to the question of how the external light signal results in such a dramatic difference in plant form. Ross, Cindy Aquatic Ecology Goldsborough, L. Gordon Ecosystem structure and function in freshwater wetlands; ecology of benthic and planktonic algae in wetlands and lakes; lake paleolimnology via analysis of diatom microfossils and plant pigments; ecophysiology and ecotoxicology of benthic and planktonic algae and aquatic macrophytes Robinson, Gordon G.C. Eco-physiology of planktonic and benthic algae in freshwater ecosystems; inorganic carbon assimilation by algae and the control thereof; the assessment of algal productivity and its contribution to that of wetlands generally Terrestrial Ecology Kenkel, Norman C.

76. Wetland Ecology And Disease | News-lite At Abelard.org By managing restored wetlands correctly, diseasecarrying mosquitos and other problem insects can be excluded, thus allaying neighbouring resident s http://www.abelard.org/news/lite040529.asp

site map news lite Such items may be found here. news-lite archives III-2004: IV-2004: V-2004: news lite wetland ecology and disease “"Willott cites the Sweetwater Wetland in Tucson, Ariz., as a good example of a well-managed, human-made wetland. The wetland is monitored regularly for mosquitoes and a range of tactics are used to keep mosquito populations at bay. At Sweetwater, those tactics include managing the vegetation and using biological insecticides to keep mosquitoes populations down. You are here: News Home email abelard at abelard.org the address for this document is http://www.abelard.org/news/lite040529.asp variable words prints as 1 A4 page (on my printer and set-up)

77. Dr. John Gallagher Wetland ecology and restoration, salt tolerant plants (halophytes), physiology, biochemistry and ecology and status of tidal wetlands in North America. http://www.ocean.udel.edu/cms/jgallagher/

Dr. John Gallagher Professor, Marine Biology and Biochemistry Co-director, Halophyte Biotechnology Center University of Delaware Graduate College of Marine Studies 700 Pilottown Road Lewes, Delaware 19958 Phone: (302) 645-4264 Fax: (302) 645-4028 E-mail: jackg@udel.edu Education Research Interests Current Projects ... Publications Education B.S., Agriculture, University of Delaware, 1957 M.S., Agronomy, University of Delaware, 1959 Ph.D., Biological Sciences, University of Delaware, 1971 Research Interests Wetland ecology and restoration, salt tolerant plants (halophytes), physiology, biochemistry and biotechnology; halophyte agronomy (halophytes). Current Projects (click dot) Sustained restoration of Phragmites-infested wetlands Optimizing reed (Phragmites) function in sludge drying beds Reed Drying Beds: Preventing Escape Surface film development on tidal creeks of restored marshes Plant genotypes for salt marsh restoration Tissue culture generated variation in salt marsh plants for use in created wetlands Effects of grazing by horses on American beachgrass Halophyte agriculture development of varieties of halophytes for special uses Salt tolerance mechanisms Salt marsh ecology Sulfide sensitivity of wetland plants for salt marsh restoration Former Students Current Research Group Dr. Denise M. Seliskar

78. Departmetns Ales Bezdek, ecology of beetles in isolated wetlands and other relict ecosystems. Josef Jaros, ecology of moths and butterflies in isolated wetlands and http://www.entu.cas.cz/scripts/departmentslist.phtml?depid=1&jazyk=anglicky

79. SNRE Courses: Course Descriptions Wetland ecology. Credits. Class discussions will include the following topics types, functions and values of wetlands, wetland hydrology, http://sitemaker.umich.edu/snre-courses/course_descriptions&mode=single&recordID

Home Search Text Only Site Map ... Contact Us SNRE Courses Course Descriptions Current record is out of in found set ( total records in table) List View Search Find All Wetland Ecology Credits: Class discussions will include the following topics: types, functions and values of wetlands, wetland hydrology, wetland biogeochemistry, wetland development and succession, wetland plants, animals, and interactions, peat lands, Great Lakes coastal wetlands, wetland management and restoration of wetlands. Home Course Descriptions Course Descriptions (printable) Time Schedule Course Homepages Study Abroad ... University of Michigan School of Natural Resources and Environment Dana Building 440 Church Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1041 The Regents of the University of Michigan Modify Course Information UM.SiteMaker Home Configure this Site ... Upload/Manage Files for this Site

80. Elsevier.com - Global Wetlands Old World And New wetlands of the Old and New Worlds ecology and management (WJ Mitsch et al.). An early history of wetland ecology (M. Boulé). wetlands in the 21st century http://www.elsevier.com/wps/product/cws_home/525074

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