1. ConservationEconomy.net: A Pattern Language For Sustainability This site presents a pattern language for sustainability defining sectors of opportunity and their linkages for the emerging conservation economy of the 21st century. The conservation economy http://www.conservationeconomy.net/

Productive Rural Areas In much of this bioregion, rural areas are not sharing the prosperity of urban centers. Young people are moving away, and there is a decline in services like schools and healthcare. On this site, fifty-seven patterns provide a framework for an ecologically restorative, socially just, and reliably prosperous society. They are adaptable to local ecosystems and cultures, yet universal in their applicability. Together they form what we call a Conservation Economy Together, the patterns form a visual and conceptual framework that can be used to inspire innovation, focus planning efforts, and document emerging best practices. A conservation economy comprehensively integrates Social Natural , and Economic Capital to demonstrate that a sustainable society is both desirable and achievable. The conservation economy framework provides the basis for our wide range of Training and Consulting Services , helping businesses, governments, and non-profits make a just and viable transition to sustainability. In order to constantly test the ideas behind a conservation economy, we also host an international "open source"

2. MBG Story Signs - Conservation And Sustainability Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Records Story Signs. conservation and sustainability. The Story Sign above illustrates the theme http://www.mobot.org/hort/gardens/redwood.htm

Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Records - Story Signs Conservation and Sustainability The Story Sign above illustrates the theme of and is on display near the Lehmann Building at Missouri Botanical Garden.

3. On-line Courses In Global Sustainability Three online courses that are offered for credit by the University of California, Irvine On-line Courses in Global sustainability Winter 1999 Bio65 - Biological conservation ( Bio 65; 4 units), taught by Dr http://darwin.bio.uci.edu/~sustain

On-line Courses in Global Sustainability: Winter 1999 The following three undergraduate courses are available on line from the University of California, Irvine. They can be taken individually or as a sequence. If you are interested, read the instructions (http://darwin.bio.uci.edu/~sustain/instructions.html) on how to register and take the courses. State of the World (Bio 169 section B; 4 units) taught by Dr. Peter Bowler pabowler@uci.edu ). An in-depth interdisciplinary examination of global issues important into the 21st century of water, pollution, habitat transformations, biological transformations, food, waste, energy, health, and communities. The first part of the course examines the theoretical and applied concepts of sustainability, natural and social ecology, ecosystems management, ecological engineering, and regenerative studies. In the second half, the course will cover the tools and practices of sustainability using new ecotechnologies and social science methods. Applications of solar energy, agroecology, ecological aquaculture, biological wastewater treatment, restoration ecology, and community-based social rehabilitation tools for a sustainable society will be emphasized. Bio65 - Biological Conservation (Bio 65; 4 units), taught by

4. City Of Austin - Transportation, Planning, & Sustainability Department Smart Growth. sustainability. Trans Division. Trans Plan. Urban Design. Water conservation. Outside Transportation, Planning, sustainability Department. Join us in planning, achieving http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/planning

Options Directory Departments FAQ ... Contact Us The Official Web site of the City of Austin Inside TPSD Air Quality Annexation GIS/Data Smart Growth ... Water Conservation Outside TPSD permits: Development Right-of-Way Miscellaneous commissions: Planning Others planning: CAMPO Downtown Housing Neighborhood ... Other Resources City of Austin Sustainability Department Join us in planning, achieving, and maintaining a more sustainable community TRANSPORTATION Transportation Division Roadworks citizen requests, engineering, traffic calming, crossing guards, parking, signals, and signs PLANNING Lance Armstrong Bikeway, Pedestrian and Bicycle Plans and Maps, racks, laws, lanes, and bicycle commuting GIS/Data Analysis Census, development, land use, and data on building permits, subdivisions, site plans, and employers Long Range Transportation Planning Adopted and updated 2025 Transportation Plan (AMATP) tables and maps and Corridor Planning Smart Growth Initiatives, SG Map, Incentives Matrix, Infill, Traditional Neighborhood and Transit Oriented Development

5. Izaak Walton League Save Our Streams Wetlands Handbook Handbook for Wetlands conservation and sustainability. This 288page handbook introduces you to the functions and values of wetlands http://www.iwla.org/SOS/handbook/

Handbook for Wetlands Conservation and Sustainability This 288-page handbook introduces you to the functions and values of wetlands and guides you through planning and implementing a community wetlands project. The book features guidelines and tips for an effective project, monitoring techniques, case studies of other restoration projects and extensive contacts and resources lists. For more information click on the links below: Table of Contents Introduction Case Studies Wetlands Resource List ... Wetlands Contacts Ordering Information To order, please visit our online store

6. Marine Fish Conservation Network The Marine Fish conservation Network (Network) is a coalition of over 100 national and regional environmental organizations, commercial and recreational fishing groups and marine science groups dedicated to conserving marine fish and to promoting their longterm sustainability. http://www.conservefish.org/

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7. Introduction To Handbook For Wetlands Conservation And Sustainability Handbook for Wetlands conservation and sustainability Introduction. Our nation’s wetlands have been polluted, filled in, paved http://www.iwla.org/SOS/handbook/intro.html

Handbook for Wetlands Conservation and Sustainability: Introduction Wetlands have been central to the League’s dedication to clean water and wildlife throughout the League’s history. The Izaak Walton League of America (IWLA) was formed in 1922 by 54 anglers who banded together to save the Mississippi River. Wetlands have been central to the League’s dedication to clean water and wildlife throughout the League’s history. In 1923, one of its first victories was the establishment of the Upper Mississippi River Fish and Wildlife Refuge, which encompasses 300 miles of the river. This refuge protects all bottomlands from drainage from Lake Pepin, Minn. to Rock Island, Ill. In 1924, League members identified water pollution, deforestation and wetlands drainage as the most pressing issues facing the country. During the last 76 years, the IWLA has worked at the national level to create legislation to protect wetlands and at the local level through the League’s 350 chapters. In the past, most of the League’s educational materials about wetlands have focused on regulatory avenues for wetlands conservation. It is now apparent that legal avenues alone will not protect wetlands as urban sprawl and development engulf our nation’s natural areas. The "Handbook for Wetlands Conservation and Sustainability" was created as part of the wetlands education initiative started by the League’s Save Our Streams (SOS) Program to help people become wetland stewards by learning about wetland ecology, how wetlands function and what benefits they provide to society. The purpose of this handbook is not to produce wetland scientists but to provide basic information to people who do not have a background in science and to encourage them to consult with experts in the field.

8. La Salle Redboine Conservation District Integrated watershed management, providing programming and funding to improve sustainability in central Manitoba. Describes the current program, grants, board of directors, map and contact details. http://www.lasalleredboine.com/

Welcome to La Salle Redboine Conservation District! Welcome to La Salle Redboine Conservation District!

9. Welcome To IUCN - The World Conservation Union WWF The conservation Organization // Ramsar Convention on Management - Bridging sustainability and productivity // Fact Sheet - Health, Poverty and conservation - Responding to http://www.iucn.org/

Welcome to IUCN A just world that values and conserves nature About IUCN Members News Our Work ... Publications Search ENERGY MOVES TO CENTRE STAGE June 7, 2004 renewables 2004 UNIVERSITY LEADERS AGREE TO BOOST DECISION MAKING CAPACITY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT June 7, 2004 Full story Gland Declaration IUCN Commission on Education and Communication LE GOUVERNEMENT NEERLANDAIS APPUIE LA STRATEGIE DE L'UICN SENEGAL June 7, 2004 Article complet WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 2004: CONSERVATION OF SEAS AND OCEANS, AN IMPERATIVE FOR THE HUMANITY June 4, 2004 Full story IUCN Global Marine Programme IUCN World Environment Day website June 4, 2004 Noticia Completa UICN-Sur Especies amenazadas Lista Roja de UICN FOREST CONSERVATION AND POVERTY REDUCTION: MAKING THE CASE June 3, 2004

10. Conservation And Sustainability conservation Genetics, Molecular Systematics. Saving Insects Invertebrate conservation biology understanding and protecting our precious insects. http://www.ento.csiro.au/conservation/conservation.html

About the Conservation and Sustainability Project Conservation Genetics Molecular Systematics Paralucia spinifera Genetic diversity and population genetics of the Bathurst copper butterfly. Melanterius species Investigations into the phylogeny and host ranges of potential biocontrol agents. Saving Insects Invertebrate conservation biology - understanding and protecting our precious insects Crysomya bezziana Developing procedures for the molecular diagnosis of old world screwworm fly. Synemon plana Management of the golden sun moth in fragmented habitats. Psyllidae Genetic analysis to assist in the identification of psyllid species. Molecular Ecology Action Plan Psocoptera The genetic structure of psocid populations associated with Australian grain storage systems. Insect Extinction How many insects have become threatened or extinct since European settlement of Australia?

11. The Garden Of Wales - Homepage A visionary project and botanical science showcase built for the Millennium and beyond. Science programme includes systematics, biodiversity and conservation, sustainability and economic botany. Llanarthne, Carmarthenshire, Wales, UK. http://www.gardenofwales.org.uk/

@import url("styles/summer/standard1.css"); Welcome to the Garden of Wales Visit Learn Explore Science Bank Holiday Events Saturday 29th May Bouncy Castle Soft Play Area Horse and Cart Rides Lucky Dip Close Encounters with Plants (through the microscope) 11.30am - 1.30pm Birds at the Gardens (11am) Growing Maze Maise The Planet of Plants film Art Exhibition of photographic traces of plants - presented as blue 'paintings' - daily Slide show and Talk - 2.55 + 3.30 Sunday 30th May Drums Band Roving Musicians Soft Play Area Bouncy Castle Harpist Monday 31st May Close Encounters with Plants (through the microscope) 11.30am - 1.30pm Horse and Cart Rides Tour of the Farm Estate 2.30pm Slide show and Talk - 2.55 + 3.30 Through the Whitsun holiday week there will be Tours of the Garden . Early summer blooms abound and bring new delights to be seen and enjoyed throughout the Garden - please come and see for yourselves. The Mediterranean Cafe and Seasons Restaurant will be open each day serving snacks and hot meals. Also, the Stables Gift Shop will be open selling local crafts and gifts. Admission: Children under 12 free Adults - £7.00, Concessions - £5.00, Children 12-15 - £2.50

12. Seattle City Light Conservation | Sustainable Building Seattle energy conservation sustainable programs and services; power for use, not profit goes beyond energy and water conservation to incorporate environmentally sensitive site planning sustainability does not require advanced training in esoteric applications nor is it http://www.cityofseattle.net/light/conserve/sustainability

SEATTLE.GOV City Services Departments Staff Directory ... City Contacts Sustainable building can reduce the tremendous impact that building design, construction and maintenance has on both people and nature. According to the U.S. Department of Energy's Center for Sustainable Development, buildings consume 40% of the world's total energy, 25% of its wood harvest and 16% of its water. The building industry is the nation's largest manufacturing activity, representing more than 50% of the nation's wealth and 13% of its Gross Domestic Product. Energy and material consumption in buildings can contribute significantly to global climate change. Sustainable building goes beyond energy and water conservation to incorporate environmentally sensitive site planning, resource efficient building materials and superior indoor environmental quality. Some of the key benefits are: lower electric and water utility costs environmentally effective use of building materials enhanced health and productivity long term economic returns reduced environmental impact Sustainability does not require advanced training in esoteric applications nor is it a technology limited to highly-specific market niches. Sustainability combines three components economy, environment and social equity and implies global stewardship of the earth's resources. For more definitive information, please visit the U.S. Department of Energy's

13. About The Conservation And Sustainability Project conservation and sustainability. Objectives. To further the understanding and conservation of Australia s endemic insect and related http://www.ento.csiro.au/conservation/about.html

PhD Students Conservation and Sustainability Objectives To further the understanding and conservation of Australia's endemic insect and related arthropod fauna with special emphasis on rare and threatened species. To develop and provide molecular markers and diagnostic systems to support ecological studies and to establish phylogenies and predictive classifications of environmentally and economically important invertebrates. To further the understanding of the ecosystem services provided by invertebrates to agriculture, horticulture and natural ecosystems with an emphasis on implementing sustainable use and best practice management options Description One focus of the project is an investigation of the effects of habitat fragmentation on the genetics and demographics of threatened invertebrate taxa. Data are being used to develop quantitative population viability models useful for predicting long term population persistence and assessing alternative management options. Tools for community assessment of invertebrate diversity for use as an indicator of habitat quality and assessment of restoration actions are being developed. WEB-based identification and analysis tools in conjunction with community based survey techniques are providing data on invertebrate diversity in a variety of river floodplain vegetation types. By using the assistance of school children this project actively seeks to promote environmental education to both primary and secondary school students.

14. Conservation Ecology: Sustainability, Stability, And Resilience Holling. 1997. sustainability, stability, and resilience. conservation Ecology online1(1) 7 others have raised concerns about the sustainability of the resource flows from these http://www.consecol.org/Journal/vol1/iss1/art7

Ludwig, D., B. Walker, and C. S. Holling. 1997. Sustainability, stability, and resilience. Conservation Ecology [online] (1): 7. Available from the Internet. URL: http://www.consecol.org/vol1/iss1/art7 A version of this article in which text, figures, tables, and appendices are separate files may be found by following this link Insight Sustainability, Stability, and Resilience Donald Ludwig Brian Walker , and Crawford S. Holling Department of Mathematics, University of British Columbia; Division of Wildlife and Ecology, CSIRO; Department of Zoology, University of Florida Abstract Introduction A Simple Prototype Hard Loss of Stability and Hysteresis ... Literature Cited ABSTRACT The purpose of this essay is to define and refine the concepts of stability and resilience and to demonstrate their value in understanding the behavior of exploited systems. Some ecological systems display several possible stable states. They may also show a hysteresis effect in which, even after a long time, the state of the system may be partly determined by its history. The concept of resilience depends upon our objectives, the types of disturbances that we anticipate, control measures that are available, and the time scale of interest. KEY WORDS: bifurcation; multiple stable states; resilience; stability.

15. Conservation Ecology: Sustainability, Stability, And Resilience Ludwig, D., B. Walker, and CS Holling. 1997. sustainability, stability, and resilience. conservation Ecology online1(1) 7. Copyright © 1997 by The http://www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol1/iss1/art7/

Ludwig, D., B. Walker, and C. S. Holling. 1997. Sustainability, stability, and resilience. Conservation Ecology [online] (1): 7. Available from the Internet. URL: http://www.consecol.org/vol1/iss1/art7 A version of this article in which text, figures, tables, and appendices are separate files may be found by following this link Insight Sustainability, Stability, and Resilience Donald Ludwig Brian Walker , and Crawford S. Holling Department of Mathematics, University of British Columbia; Division of Wildlife and Ecology, CSIRO; Department of Zoology, University of Florida Abstract Introduction A Simple Prototype Hard Loss of Stability and Hysteresis ... Literature Cited ABSTRACT The purpose of this essay is to define and refine the concepts of stability and resilience and to demonstrate their value in understanding the behavior of exploited systems. Some ecological systems display several possible stable states. They may also show a hysteresis effect in which, even after a long time, the state of the system may be partly determined by its history. The concept of resilience depends upon our objectives, the types of disturbances that we anticipate, control measures that are available, and the time scale of interest. KEY WORDS: bifurcation; multiple stable states; resilience; stability.

16. Jamaica CHM Local representation of the International Convention on Biological Diversity; features details of Jamaica's biological diversity, genetic resources and its conservation and sustainability efforts. http://www.jamaicachm.org.jm

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17. Ecology And Society - Index A free, online journal dedicated to the dissemination of peerreviewed research relating to conservation, sustainability, development, and ecological policy http://www.consecol.org/Journal

Special Perspective from former Editor- in-Chief, C.S. Holling Special Feature: Regular Issues: - December, 2003 - J une, 2003 December, 2002 - June, 2002 - January, 2002 - June 2001 See all Updated Apr 22, 2004 CE changed its name to Ecology and Society New Book: Integrated Natural Resource Mgmt. A collection of articles and responses Announcing the Ralf Yorque 2004 competition See all Alternate sites: South Africa Sweden Canada [main site] Abstracted in: Institute for Scientific Information BIOSIS Cambridge Scientific Abstracts Public Affairs Information Service ML

18. Conservation Ecology: Sustainability For The Planet: A Marketing Perspective Whiteman, G. 1999. sustainability for the planet a marketing perspective. conservation Ecology 3(1) 13. Copyright ©1999 by The http://www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol3/iss1/art13/

Correct format for citing this article: Whiteman, G. 1999. Sustainability for the planet: a marketing perspective. Conservation Ecology (1): 13. [online] URL: http://www.consecol.org/vol3/iss1/art13 Perspective Sustainability for the Planet: A Marketing Perspective Gail Whiteman Queen's University Abstract Introduction Marketing and the Climate Change Debate Marketing For Social and Environmental Change ... Literature Cited ABSTRACT This perspective presents a case for environmental scientists to mobilize their communication efforts and to develop a systematic approach to marketing scientific knowledge to a range of key target audiences. Examples of environmental marketing are presented, and a call to action is presented in the spirit of discussion. KEY WORDS: marketing sustainability, perspective. Published June 30, 1999. INTRODUCTION Human behavior is influenced by a variety of communication media. However, mass marketing tools (such as advertising, public relations, and sales promotions) have become increasingly fundamental to our consumption-based culture (Leiss et al. 1990). Advertising, in particular, has evolved into a privileged form of discourse (Leiss et al. 1990): ads are everywhere. As a practitioner of consumer packaged goods marketing, I spent long hours developing and executing detailed marketing plans for such ignoble products as Dentyne chewing gum. As a researcher in marketing, I have studied how marketing vehicles such as advertising can create, influence and change target audience attitudes, beliefs, and perceptions. In a nutshell, marketing works. That's why corporations use it. A more interesting question is, how can scientists use it too?

19. Forestry And Forest Products Research Institute Forestry research in the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan. Focuses on sustainability, industry, rural community development, productivity and environmental conservation. http://www.ffpri.affrc.go.jp/

20. MNEC. About Us - Who Are We... Alliance of nature and environmental conservation research institutes, centers and NGOs of Mongolia working to promote environmental sustainability. Includes information about consortium projects and international cooperation. http://www.mnec.org.mn/

About Us Who are We Structure of MNEC Scope of Activities Member Organizations Projects Implementing by MNEC Pipeline projects International Cooperation International Cooperation Contact Us Our Address Last updated: Our Visitors: The Mongolian Nature and Environment Consortium (MNEC) was established as a non-profit, non-governmental organization to assist decision makers, scientists, public and private sector by conducting studies, scientific research and practical activities and by providing information to better understand environment and natural resources and its sustainable use. The MNEC is an alliance of 14 nature and environment conservation research institutes, centers and NGOs of Mongolia, committed to joint their efforts and coordinate their activities in all relevant and possible fields of cooperation. All members of the MNEC are dedicated to fully utilize their collective expertise and experience to improve the quality of study, research and other activities, and to achieve the highest standard of performance.As inspired by Mongolian nature and environment, the MNEC also seeks to improve the technical and scientific basis for decision making on environmental issues through honest investigation and the application of common sense to problem solving.

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