141. Kermyt G. Anderson's Home Page Lecturer at the University of Oklahoma with research interests in anthropological demography, behavioral ecology, parental care, fertility, education and schooling outcomes and evolutionary theory. http://faculty-staff.ou.edu/A/Kermyt.G.Anderson-1/

Kermyt G. Anderson, Ph.D. Address Department of Anthropology University of Oklahoma 521 Dale Hall Tower 455 West Lindsey Norman, OK 73019 (405) 325-9179 (office) (405) 325-7386 (fax) kganders@ou.edu Hello, and welcome to my website. These pages will tell you a little bit about me and my career, where I've been and where I hope to go. As an anthropologist, I wear many hatsI am a demographer , a behavioral ecologist , a researcher , and a teacher . You can use the buttons on the left to probe deeper. Feel free to e-mail me if you have any questions, need copies of articles, just want to chat, etc. New : Check out the Human Behavioral Ecology Bibliography of Recent Publications Last modified 07-03-03 by Kermyt G. Anderson hits since June 13, 2003 About OU's Web

142. Index Of /~jebaker Meiofauna are tiny organisms (such as protozoa) almost all of the living things you can see with a basic microscope (at least 40X magnification) but not with the naked eye. Site discusses their potential uses in biology education and research on evolution and ecology. http://www.flash.net/~jebaker/

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143. United States Peace Corps Ukraine Information about and resources for Peace Corps volunteers working on business development, ecology and education projects in Ukraine. http://co.net/ukraine

This web site has moved to http://www.pcukraine.org/

144. NAMS NAMS promotes all aspects of micropaleontology through application, research and education dealing with morphology, biostratigraphy, ecology/paleoecology, and geologic history of all groups of microfossils occurring in the stratigraphic record. http://www.ig.utexas.edu/nams/nams.html

NAMS is the North American Micropaleontology Section of the Society for Sedimentary Geology SEPM ). The purpose of the Section is to promote all aspects of micropaleontology through application, research and education dealing with morphology, biostratigraphy, ecology/paleoecology, and geologic history of all groups of microfossils occurring in the stratigraphic record. NAMS is the sponsor of the Marine Micropaleontology Research Group, a formal research group within SEPM which reports to the SEPM research committee. A BOUT Highlights: constitution officers , and membership information. N EWS Student centered information is available at the NAMS Student Forum the NAMS Newsletter Information about the Joint NAMS et al. Meeting - Geological Problem Solving with Microfossils - March 2005 a Calendar of micropaleontological happenings, recent publications , and What's New at this site. N ETWORKING Highlights: A section for member contact info , a job board , and some links The NAMS Professional Registry is a clearinghouse for information on NAMS members. Our Industrial Biostratigraphy Committee has info on meetings and a graphics exchange.

145. Marine Ecology Department of Marine ecology. Ongoing activities at the department include undergraduate education in marine ecology (including education for masters degree) and postgraduate education (lic. and PhD-exams) as well as research, development, information and consulting activities. http://www.marecol.gu.se/homepage_en.html

Welcome to the department of MARINE ECOLOGY

146. Gulf Coast Research And Education Center Research on methyl bromide alternatives, herbicide technology and weed ecology in West Central Florida, developed by Drs. James P. Gilreath and Bielinski M. Santos from the Gulf Coast Research and education Center. http://gcrec.ifas.ufl.edu/Weed Science/Web Page/Weed Science.htm

University of Florida Gulf Coast Research and Education Center Weed Science and Soil Fumigant Program James P. Gilreath, Ph.D Bielinski M. Santos, Ph.D. Contents: Research Objectives Research Papers Extension and Outreach Documents Weed Identification Guides Weed Science Societies Research Objectives: Identifying acceptable alternatives to methyl bromide for tomato, pepper, strawberry, caladium and gladiolus. This effort focuses on the full spectrum of soilborne pest control, not just weed control, and involves cooperative research with soil pathologists and nematologists. Identify herbicides which provide acceptable control of nutsedge in the above referenced crops. Determine the most effective and acceptable means of applying herbicides and fumigants to achieve the desired level of efficacy. Develop improved application procedures for fumigants and modifications of existing processes to achieve desired levels of efficacy, efficiency, and reduce potential for exposure for applicators. Develop improved application procedures nonselective or potentially phytotoxic herbicides applied to row middles of vegetable crops.

147. Welcome To The Ecologia Trust Website Promoters of positive change particularly in the fields of ecology and environment, youth education and welfare, and social psychology worldwide. http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/ecoliza/

HOME ABOUT US CONTACT US NEWS ... Breaking News - Click Here Welcome to the ECOLOGIA TRUST website click here to enter our site Last Updated October 2003

148. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Science > Biology > Ecology > Education Sponsored Listings in education (what s this?). ecology and Conservation Universityof East Anglia Excellent Research and Teaching www.uea.ac.uk/ceec/. http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=71175

149. Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy Functions to maintain a system of nature reserves on the Niagara Escarpment with the objective to support research, education and ecologically sustainable recreation to preserve landscape, ecology and wildlife. http://www.escarpment.ca/

Help Save A Lake Huron Island! - Island For Sale Recent News: Precipice - Spring 2003 Our Mission The Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy is a registered charity whose mission is to establish, maintain and manage a system of nature reserves in the area of the Niagara Escarpment ( more info The Niagara Escarpment has been designated a World Biosphere Reserve by the United Nations. It is a continuous series of natural areas, consisting of forests, meadows, marshes, rocky cliffs and shorelines, centered on a spectacular 400 million year old geological formation. It is home to the most ancient and least disturbed forest ecosystem east of the Rocky Mountains, with thousand year old cedar trees and a wide diversity of plants and animals. Threatened or endangered species include Lady’s Slipper Orchid, Massasauga Rattlesnake, Hart’s Tongue Fern among others. The Niagara Escarpment is under immediate threat by development on every side: housing, industry, resource extraction and some recreational activities are destroying its natural features. Our plan is to build a natural ecosystem corridor from Niagara, past Tobermory and all the way to Michigan.

150. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Science > ... > Sustainability > Industrial Ecolog ecology Program Crossdisciplinary university program organizing research and education(undergraduate, graduate and doctoral) in Industrial ecology at the http://www.alexa.com/browse/general?catid=87218&mode=general

151. Untitled Document A project of the ecology Action Centre, it promotes sustainable transportation in the province through trip reduction, public education and outreach. Features news, impacts, travel options, programs and involvement. http://www.trax.ns.ca/

Welcome to the TRAX project of the Ecology Action Centre TRAX works to promote sustainable transportation (public transit, cycling, walking, carpooling, vanpooling, or a combination of modes) in Nova Scotia through trip reduction programs, public education, advocacy and outreach. We aim to enhance air quality, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, make our communities safer and more just, and promote health and well-being of all citizens. Bike Week (May 31 - June 5, 2004) Join the Canadian Commuter Challenge ! (May 31 - June 5, 2004) Register for your chance to win a gift certificate from Freewheeling Adventures, plus bicycle gear, active wear, and other prizes. Car Free Grand Parade - May 2004 Countering the Development Moratorium arguments of the Urban Development Institute - Mar. 2004 Sprawl Costs - March 1, 2004

152. On The Prairie: Prairie Ecology And Environmental Education From Bell LIVE! On the Prairie Web site developed by Educational Web Adventures LLPComments? Contact us! © 1998 by the Regents of the University http://www.bellmuseum.org/mnideals/prairie/

Bell LIVE! Directory On the Prairie Build-A-Prairie Field Guide Prairie Seasons QTVRs Broadcast Curriculum Goodies Ask a Question Researcher Biographies For Bell LIVE! Teachers MN Performance Packages Registration Water Quality Database Watershed Game Online Chats Web Links Purchase Past Programs Bell LIVE! Awards The prairie is one of North America's great ecosystems an 2% of native prairie remains today. In October 1999, Bell LIVE! traveled to the prairie and explored cool animals and plants of this fascinating ecosystem. We discovered why prairies are important to the way we live and what humans do to impact this vanishing ecosystem. Discover the plants and animals that compose the prairie ecosystem with our online activities and resources. LIVE! from the Prairie Find out about Bell LIVE's recent live broadcast for participating schools! Build-A-Prairie Can you turn a bare dirt field into a thriving prairie? Take the restoration challenge in this interactive game! Field Guide to the Prairie What's a prairie chicken? How many snakes hide in that tall prairie grass? Find the answers to your prairie questions here!

153. New England Naturalist Training Center Home Page Provides handson ecology-focused environmental education programs throughout central New England. http://www.nentc.com/

[ Home ] Field Courses Registration Mailing List About John Foster ... Special Presentations John Foster, Naturalist Hands-on Ecology Focused Environmental Education We Serve Schools, Clubs, Individuals, and Agencies - 4 Seasons Contact Us Trivia Question What's on My Bookshelf Add Name to Mailing List I have had 45 turns around the Sun and still each season, indeed each and every segment in each season still fills me with awe. In February when the sunshine feels warmer and the tree buds noticeably swell; I am in awe, both of winter and spring. In early spring as the leaves begin to emerge and I hear the neo-tropical migrants begin to call; I am in awe. In high summer as every rock, tree and stream vibrates with life, knowing that everything is preparing for the next season; I am in awe. And again, in early winter when I snow track my first moose, peering into it’s large snowy track, and think it could be a female already pregnant with the coming spring’s calf; I am in awe. I have the enviable job of helping open that sense of awe in my students, through my programs and hikes. Each season there is something new to examine, someplace new to explore and new boundaries of education to expand. A new word has taken loads of my time over the past couple of years ”ecotourism”. Many organizations have asked me to help in both local and region wide outreach efforts to improve ecotourism in Massachusetts; chambers of commerce, state development agencies, AMC chapters and the New England Forestry Foundation. The bottom line is that more and more people are looking to our environment for a mixture of solace and work. Tourism, all forms, is the 3

154. Ecology And Evolutionary Biology Top/Reference/education/Colleges_and_Universities/North_America/United_States/New_York/Cornell_University/Departments_and_Programs/Agriculture_and_Life_Sciences,_College_of http://www.es.cornell.edu/

155. Environmental Education And Learning Acid Rain Monitoring. See most recent results. As part of this project,90 schools in Iwate Prefecture have been surveying the quality http://www.ias.unu.edu/ecology/education/acid_rain.htm

Education Environmental Education Advisory Committee Sanriku Dive (Japanese only) Open Lesson (Japanese only) Pilot Schools Green Curriculum Virtual University Specialist Terms Links Acid Rain Monitoring See most recent results As part of this project, 90 schools in Iwate Prefecture have been surveying the quality of rainwater since October 1998. Explanation of Acid Rain and also on the approach taken to measure the levels of Ph are provided below. What is Acid Rain? Acid rain refers to all types of precipitationrain, snow, sleet, hail, fogthat is acidic in nature. Acidic means that these forms of water have a pH lower than the 5.6 average of rainwater. Acid rain kills aquatic life, trees, crops and other vegetation, damages buildings and monuments, corrodes copper and lead piping, damages such man-made things as automobiles, reduces soil fertility and can cause toxic metals to leach into underground drinking water sources. Acid rain also affects lakes, streams, rivers, bays, ponds and other bodies of water by increasing their acidity until fish and other aquatic creatures can no longer live. Two kinds of air pollutants cause acid rain sulphour dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx). These are emitted primarily from utility and smelter "smokestacks" and automobile, truck and bus exhausts, but they also come from burning wood. When these pollutants reach the atmosphere they combine with gaseous water in clouds and change to acidssulphuric acid and nitric acid. Then, rain and snow wash these acids from the air.

156. Official Killarney National Park Website Details the varied ecology of Killarney National Park in County Kerry, Ireland. It explores the different habitats found within and outlines how best to visit the area. The website also incorporates the Killarney National Park education Centre. http://homepage.tinet.ie/~knp/duchas/

Home Killarney National Park Introduction Photo Gallery What's Happening? History ... Killarney Town Killarney National Park Education Centre Introduction Recent Visits Staff Primary Schools ... Cappanalea Other Irish National Parks Burren Connemara Glenveagh Mayo ... Mail is the Irish State body responsible for national monuments and historic properties, national parks and wildlife, waterways, visitor services and the national inventory of architecture. It is an integral part of the Government Department of Arts, Heritage, Gaeltacht and the Islands. Dúchas as an entity was launched in 1997 after a restructuring of ministerial and departmental responsibilities (the functions now performed by Dúchas were formerly carried out by the Office of Public Works). The Irish word 'Dúchas' translates into English as "heritage, birthright, patrimony, native place, natural state and homeland", and is therefore quite appropriate to the work of the service. National Parks in Ireland National Parks in Ireland exist to "conserve natural plant and animal communities and scenic landscapes which are both extensive and of national importance, and, under conditions compatible with that purpose, to enable the public to visit and appreciate them". There are currently six national Parks in Ireland, and these are:

157. Welcome To Quantitative Ecology & Management Top/Reference/education/Colleges_and_Universities/North_America/United_States/Washington/University_of_Washington/Seattle/Departments_and_Programs http://depts.washington.edu/qerm/

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158. Virtual School Of Biodiversity Learning materials for cooperative and distributed biodiversity education at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. http://ecology.hku.hk/vsbhome/

159. Awesome Library - K-12 Science Lesson Plans Provides carefully reviewed K12 education resources and lesson plans covering astronomy, biology, botany, ecology, earth sciences, problem solving, and general science topics. http://www.awesomelibrary.org/scienceg.html

Science Astronomy Biology Lesson Plans Animals ... Index Use 1 or 2 keywords. Examples Search the Web Home Send comments to Dr. R. Jerry Adams at EDI

160. EcoTopia Devoted to environmental education. Contains the ecology Hall of Fame, honoring the heroes of the environmental movement and a virtual tour of the Santa Cruz California Circle Trail. http://www.ecotopia.org/

EcoTopia A design strategy for the new millennium in Santa Cruz, California. Circle Trail Environmental Movement Timeline Ecology Hall of Fame EcoTopian Writings Forest, meadow and beach paths. With links for most of the important events in the history of the American environmental movement. Dedicated to the heroes of the American environmental movement. Essays, book reviews and more And check out the latest additions to this web site: We have inducted Archie "Grey Owl" Belaney Eugene Odum John Denver Bob Marshall ... William O. Douglas , and Ed Ricketts into the Ecology Hall of Fame. We've also added Ruth Patrick Pete Seeger Terry Tempest Willams , and Gary Snyder as Living Legends in the Hall of Fame. Links - Also see our LONG LIST of ecology and environment World Wide Web sites. Related Sites: Visual Math Institute Chaos Theory research and applications; reforming the school mathematics curriculum EcoSystems Building a Sustainable Future Circle Trail Environmental Movement Timeline Ecology Hall of Fame EcoTopian Writings Updated 3 May, 2003 Don Weiss henro@sequoia.pacweb.com

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