41. Peppermint Ridge Farm -- The Living Classroom Combines a polyculture of land use, nature conservation and learning about landcare, sustainability, and selfsufficiency on 8 hectares. Courses, location and events. http://www.peppermintridgefarm.com.au/

42. On-line Courses In Environmental Sciences, Conservation And Sustainability Online courses in Environmental Sciences, conservation and sustainability. Courses offered from this program Courses offered elsewhere. http://darwin.bio.uci.edu/~sustain/online_courses.htm

Interdisciplinary Program in Global Sustainability University of California, Irvine On-line courses in Environmental Sciences, Conservation and Sustainability Courses offered from this program Courses offered elsewhere Wright State University's Interactive Remote Instructional System: a distance learning graduate program in hydrologic and environmental sciences, policy and engineering.

43. Conservation And Sustainability - Non-U.S. International Direct Grant Applicatio conservation and sustainability Non-US International Direct Grant Application. Part I. Grantee Information and Proposal. THIS APPLICATION http://www.alcoa.com/global/en/community/pdf/Conservation_and_Sustainability-Non

Conservation and Sustainability - Non-U.S. International Direct Grant Application Part I. Grantee Information and Proposal THIS APPLICATION MUST BE COMPLETED IN ENGLISH ONLY. Organization Information Organization Name Address City/Province Enter city and province/state Country - Select One - Postal Code Organization Type - Select One - Mission of the Organization please enter no more than 3 sentences Primary Contact Prefix e.g., Mr., Mrs., Dr., etc. First Name Middle Name Last Name Suffix Title Office Phone Office Fax E-mail Proposal General Name of the Alcoa contact in your community who is recommending this grant this proposal must have the support of the local Alcoa grantmaking contact Project Objective describe the project using a project title or using no more than 2 sentences Request Amount amount requested by the organization; in U.S. dollars only Project Start Date Project End Date Payment Term of Grant (in whole months, e.g., 12 for one year, 24 for two years, etc.)

44. Wetlands Conservation And Sustainability Workshop In Rome, NY Wetlands conservation and sustainability Workshop in Rome, NY All participants will receive a 288page Handbook for Wetlands conservation and sustainability . http://csf.colorado.edu/forums/consbio/2001/msg00084.html

Date Index Wetlands Conservation and Sustainability Workshop in Rome, NY by LEAH GRAFF MILLER 04 May 2001 16:44 UTC Thread Index Date Index Conservation Biology List Archives at CSF Subscribe to Conservation Biology Thread Index

45. Energy Conservation And Sustainability For specific audit or energy conservation advice, please contact Watford Three Rivers Energy Agency c/o The Depot Watford Borough Council Wiggenhall Road http://www.watford.gov.uk/Information/PropertyServices/EnergyConservationSustain

46. The Relationship Between Conservation And Sustainability The Relationship Between conservation and sustainability. Medium Article. Author Hoag, Dana L. and Melvin D. Skold. Date published 1996. Cost Free. Avail. http://www.sare.org/sourcebook/book/CO0105.html

47. Resources By Theme - BIOL 549 Resilience Alliance Cornell University and the conservation Ecology - journal. Ronnie Ethics and sustainability sustainable development and the moral life. http://rford.home.igc.org/BIOL549/resource_themes.html

48. Conservation Ecology Sustainability Science For Tropical Forests Practices contributing to tropical forest sustainability, biodiversity conservation, and livelihood security may help integrate a new adaptive paradigm. http://www.earthscape.org/r2/coneco/vol06/issue_01/con_eco_06_01_28.html

49. Whole Foods Market 1999;474651 (conservation 25, sustainability 2) Industry Takes the Lead in the conservation of US Botanicals Conference Report Industry Takes the Lead in http://www.herbalgram.org/wholefoodsmarket/herbalgram/search.asp?s=conservation/

50. Conservation Ecology: Sustainability, Stability, And Resilience Translate this page http://www.bdt.fat.org.br/cons_ecol/vol1/iss1/art7/manuscript.frames.html

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51. Fisheries Management Papers - Future Management Of The Aquatic Charter Industry 3.0 conservation and sustainability Issues (Part 1). 3.1 OBJECTIVES. To conserve fish stocks and their habitats of importance for http://www.fish.wa.gov.au/comm/broc/mp/mp103/mp10309.html

Future Management of the Aquatic Charter Industry in Western Australia 3.0 Conservation and Sustainability Issues (Part 1) 3.1 OBJECTIVES To conserve fish stocks and their habitats of importance for the viability of the aquatic charter industry. To manage the aquatic charter industry as part of a holistic approach to fish resource and habitat management. 3.2 CURRENT ISSUES AND RECOMMENDATIONS 3.2.1 Resource allocation A key question is whether the charter fishing industry should be considered as part of the recreational fishery or as a separate entity. Clearly, the charter fishing industry and the commercial fishing industry are distinct, given that the commercial fishing industry gains direct economic benefit from the sale of fish, while the charter fishing industry's revenue base is its clients: recreational fishers and aquatic ecotourists. The charter fishing sector and the recreational fishing fraternity are much more closely aligned, as illustrated by the following similarities: species targeted;

52. Energy Efficiency Energy Efficiency, conservation and sustainability. 1. Introduction. Energy utilization in Myanmar mainly depends upon traditional http://www.energy.gov.mm/efficiency_conservation_sustainability.htm

Energy Efficiency, Conservation and Sustainability 1. Introduction Energy utilization in Myanmar mainly depends upon traditional energy such as Fuelwood, Charcoal and Biomass. During 1999-2000, 35 percent of the total energy consumption is contributed by commercial energy such as oil, natural gas, coal and hydropower. The balance utilization of different energy types have all along been emphasized and increased production of commercial energy has been prioritized in order to replace traditional energy types and at the same time to meet the requirement of industrial development programme. Myanmar has abundant renewable energy sources such as Hydropower, Wind, Solar, Geothermal, Biomass and other types of renewable energy sources. Renewable Energy , i.e., Hydroelectricity and Biomass contributed 67 percent of total energy consumption. Biomass in the form of Fuelwood, Charcoal, Agriculture waste and animal dung are predominantly used. To liberalize the trade and to open up private sector investment opportunities, Myanmar has established a new economic system based on market oriented economy. Thus, the Government promulgated Union of Myanmar Foreign Investment Law and its related procedure in 1988. As the outcome of the new economic policy, new investments in all sectors of economy and also construction and infrastructure developments are growing at a faster pace, and the energy demand growth has been increasing to fill the gap that occurred due to change from supply oriented to demand oriented. It is estimated that the energy demand growth will rapidly increase up to Year 2003-2004 and later will increase gradually at a single digit.

53. Seattle City Light Conservation | Sustainable Building Sustainable building goes beyond energy and water conservation to incorporate sustainability does not require advanced training in esoteric applications nor is http://www.ci.seattle.wa.us/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

54. Seattle City Light Conservation Phone and email contact information for conservation staff. sustainability. Meeting our needs without preventing future generations from meeting their needs. http://www.ci.seattle.wa.us/light/conserve/

SEATTLE.GOV City Services Departments Staff Directory ... City Contacts Browse by Who You Are: Renters Homeowners Small Business Customers Multifamily Building Owner ... Developer, Architect, Builder Seattle City Light's energy efficiency programs and services for residential and business customers are nationally and internationally recognized for innovation and excellence. Since 1977, conservation has been Seattle's energy resource of choice. Our mission is to provide a full-range of cost-effective energy efficiency service to our customers, in partnership with our communities to sustain our environment for future generations. Click here for a message from our Director, Marya Castillano and our accomplishment reports. Featured Programs: New, Improved Home Resource Profile! Now available to apartment and condominium residents who pay an electric and/or water bill. New Feature: Compare your utility usage with the average Seattle household. As part of its "What Works" series, "The Nation" magazine praises Seattle's pioneering efforts to battle global warming.

55. Promoting Sustainability Of Marine Ecosystems, Ocean Resources And Fisheries The Pew Institute consolidates the Pew Fellows Program and much of the other marine science and conservation work sponsored by The Pew Charitable Trusts, a http://www.pewmarine.org/

A-Z List By Region By Year By Category ... Links In The News News Archive Pew Fellows Launch Punta Cana Initiative Indonesia’s Bunaken Marine Park Gets Ecotourism Award Mountains in the Sea 2004 Expedition Feature ELLEN PIKITCH is the Executive Director of the Pew Institute for Ocean Science at the University of Miami. The Pew Institute consolidates the Pew Fellows Program and much of the other marine science and conservation work sponsored by The Pew Charitable Trusts, a leader in funding cutting-edge environmental and marine research. The mission of the Institute is to undertake, sponsor, disseminate, and promote high-quality scientific activity aimed at protecting the world’s oceans and the species that inhabit them. Marituentas In the current issue: This issue of MARITUENTAS focuses on the crisis of our oceans and some of the Pew Fellows who are taking actions to help save them. subscribe SeaSpan An e-newsletter for the marine world. subscribe more info... P: F: E: pfp@rsmas.miami.edu Home Site Map Contact PFP

56. Red Lodge Clearinghouse Participants learn how to take a proactive role in......Wetland conservation and sustainability Workshop Offered by Izaak Walton League of America http://www.redlodgeclearinghouse.org/resources/train_wetlandconservation.html

HOME COLLABORATION RESOURCES TRAINING ABOUT US ... FEEDBACK Wetland Conservation and Sustainability Workshop Offered by: Izaak Walton League of America Description: Participants learn how to take a proactive role in conserving and restoring wetlands. The course provides an overview of wetland types, functions and values, and potential human impacts; explains wetland regulations; introduces monitoring techniques, and reviews innovative stewardship projects. Target Audience: Volunteer and nonprofit groups, government agencies, and private organizations Course Length: One or two days Date/Location: On request Cost: Local groups are encouraged to contact the Izaak Walton League to discuss how costs can be supported. TOPIC Watershed Management CONTACT INFORMATION Casey Williams Projects Coordinator Save Our Streams Izaak Walton League of America 707 Conservation Lane Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Phone: (301) 548-0150 ext. 220 or (800) 284-4952 E-mail: cwilliams@iwla.org Web site: IWLA Training Workshops RESOURCES STORIES DIRECTORIES ... LINKS

57. Water Conservation Partnership Project Water conservation Partnership Project. Abstract, Presentation (99Kb PDF), Paper (36Kb PDF). Water conservation A Planning Perspective Catherine Fleming. http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/sustainability/conservation.html

Water Conservation Partnership Project Project Partners Introduction Water Conservation Strategies ... Water Symposium 2002 Water Conservation Partnership Project The Water Conservation Partnership Project (WCPP) is administered by the Department for Environment and Heritage on behalf of a number of State, Local Government and community stakeholders. The project fulfils one of the key strategies of the River Murray Urban Users Local Action Planning Committee and is funded through the Commonwealth's Natural Heritage Trust and stakeholder contributions. The WCPP is a demonstration project of the Local Government Association (LGA) and Department for Environment and Heritage Partnership for Local Agenda 21 program (LA 21 program). Of all natural resources, water is our most precious. To South Australians, the River Murray is fundamental to our future, providing our water lifeline. All South Australians should be concerned about the overwhelming evidence showing that the health of our rivers is in serious decline due amongst other factors to rising salinity. (John Olsen SA River Murray Salinity Strategy 2001-2015 The River Murray's health and biodiversity is important to us all. The project concentrates on reducing dependency on the River Murray by the urban

58. Apologies: We Can't Find The Page You're Looking For... Executive Summary If your school has been participating in resource conservation and sustainability, or is interested in participating then it could be eligible for a award from http://www.panda.org/resources/publications/sustainability/indigenous/

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59. Department Of Sustainability And Environment, Conservation And Environment Welcome to the conservation and Environment web pages of the sustainability and Environment. The conservation and sustainable utilisation http://www.dse.vic.gov.au/dse/nrence.nsf/Home Page/DSE Conservation~Home Page?op

60. Beyond Fences: Seeking Social Sustainability In Conservation Beyond Fences. Seeking Social sustainability in conservation. BorriniFeyerabend, G. gbf@cenesta.org (ed.), Beyond Fences Seeking http://www.iucn.org/themes/spg/Files/beyond_fences/beyond_fences.html

Return to the IUCN Social Policy homepage Visit the Working Group on Collaborative Management of Natural Resources Beyond Fences Seeking Social Sustainability in Conservation Borrini-Feyerabend, G. gbf@cenesta.org (ed.), Beyond Fences: Seeking Social Sustainability in Conservation, IUCN, Gland (Switzerland), 1997. Beyond Fences is designed to help professionals involved in conservation initiatives to identify the social concerns that are relevant for their work, assess options for action and implement them. Volume 1 is a companion to a process of planning, evaluating or re-designing a conservation initiative; an experience of 'learning by doing' expected to involve a series of meetings and field-based activities. Volume 2 is a reference book to be consulted, as needed, at various stages in the same process. To make it easier to navigate this document is broken down into a number of separate HTML pages. Just use the CONTENTS links below to visit a particular page, or you can use the links provided to browse from one section to the next. However, Beyond Fences is not meant to be read from start to finish. The first volume is a companion to a process, and is meant to be used following the requirements of the process itself. It is not a guide and does not spell out step-by-step procedures. The second is a reference resource, to be consulted on specific items as needs arise. A number of internal links are provided so that the volumes can be used in tandem.

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