161. Tatchu Surf Adventures - Pacific West Coast Vancouver Is. A full service, wilderness tour operation who educate clients about local ecology, wildlife, native culture, organic cooking, and surfing. Describes tour packages and includes photo galleries. http://www.tatchuadventures.com/

Enter Site: High Bandwidth or Low Bandwidth surf adventures in empty surf we have bucketloads ! tatchu surf adventures site map Wilderness Surf Adventures, Nootka Island, Pacific West Coast, Vancouver Island, Canada. Tatchu Adventures is a fully guided, low-impact, wilderness surf adventure tour operation and Surf School, that focuses on educating our guests about the pristine environment that is comprised of the local ecology, wildlife, native culture, organic cuisine, wilderness survival and of course how to surf. Vancouver Island boasts world class surf in temperatures no different from northern California. Empty surf and lots of it - no crowds, surf breaks just for you and your friends. Our surf adventure area of operation is 100nm along the West Coast of Vancouver Island from Brooks Provincial Park/Ecological Reserve to Hesquiat Peninsula. This is truly one of the most beautiful coastal locales on the planet for wilderness surfing without the crowds - waves just for you and your friends. Base youself at our Beano Creek Eco Surf Village lodging in our character built Treehouses or experience a roaming surf adventure by fast rigid-hulled inflatable to our prime surf locations along 100 miles of Pacific West coast and beach camp in truly beautiful wilderness.

162. Ecology Tutorial Short introduction to the science of ecology, including terminology. http://www.rpi.edu/dept/chem-eng/Biotech-Environ/ECOLOGY/Tutorial.html

Here is a list of interesting sites that deal with the Environment. Fungi take Two BEATRIX POTTER Photosynthesis Ecoregion Map ; "Think Globally, Act Locally" Humans and their Brief history Animal SOUNDS (Must have audio card) Some cool Miscellaneous Environmental Information The Loss of Biodiversity "The most serious threat to the continuation of all life on this planet is the loss of biological diversity: the varied living beings that inhabit the globe." "It is true that the problem of disappearing species represents not only a conservation crisis on a scale never faced before, but also one of the greatest environmental challenges we are ever likely to confront." These quotes from Kennedy (1990, p. 17) illustrate the gravity of the ecological problem facing humankind - the loss of biodiversity. Although there has always been loss of species as part of the evolution of life, the rapidity with which it is currently occurring largely through anthropogenic influences, is the worrying factor. Biodiversity at the Species Level - Flora Botany is the science that deals with all forms of plant life, including mosses, ferns, conifers and flowering plants, and organisms formerly considered plants: algae, fungi, and lichens . Humans are heavily dependent on plants for oxygen, food, clothing, medicine, and shelter. Yet a surprisingly large percentage of the world's plant species remains unknown, their potential benefits to mankind hidden. Museum botanists are dedicated to documenting the origins and providing classifications of plant life in marine and terrestrial environments and to understanding how humans are affected by and have altered the plant world.

163. Water Poverty Index (WPI) The Water Poverty index. Millions generations. The Water Poverty index(WPI) captures the characteristics that link water and poverty. http://www.nerc-wallingford.ac.uk/research/WPI/

The Water Poverty Index Millions of people throughout the world do not have enough water to sustain their livelihoods — so they have reduced capacity to lift themselves out of poverty. The relationship between poverty and water is complex, but water is such a valuable resource that it must be managed responsibly, to ensure long-term sustainability for future generations. The Water Poverty Index (WPI) captures the characteristics that link water and poverty. It has been developed in consultation with water researchers, practitioners and stakeholders. This international multi-disciplinary team has identified key issues that provide the framework for a holistic composite indicator, combining data from the physical and social sciences. The WPI framework can be applied at all levels. Communities can assess their own WPI values, and make comparisons. A training package will ensure appropriate in-country capacity so that this can be achieved. Download more information here (right-click and Save): A poster (in pdf format) A leaflet (4 pages A4, pdf), or the same

164. Quercus Arizonica Distribution and occurrence; value and use; characteristics; and fire ecology. http://www.fs.fed.us/database/feis/plants/tree/queari/

Index of Species Information SPECIES: Quercus arizonica Choose from the following categories of information: Introductory Distribution and Occurrence Management Considerations Botanical and Ecological Characteristics ... All Frames (for printing) Return to FEIS Home Page

165. Welcome To Ecology And Evolution At Florida State University Research Strength We have long been known for excellence in experimental ecology,from critical approaches to accepted paradigms to the development of new http://www.bio.fsu.edu/ee/

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='516'; awmAltUrl=''; R esearch Strength We have long been known for excellence in experimental ecology, from critical approaches to accepted paradigms to the development of new concepts. Recent faculty hires span the interface between ecology and evolution, and have broadened our group to include all organismal aspects of population biology. E volution Our traditional strength in evolution is in evolutionary ecology, including such areas as life history, plasticity and mating systems. To this we have added comparative and systematic biology with the recent hires of David Swofford, Scott Steppan and Greg Erickson, and theoretical and genetic aspects of evolution with the additions of Thomas Hansen and David Houle. These strengths make Florida State an extremely exciting place to pursue studies of evolution at the level of the organism. E cology Florida State University has long been at the forefront of ecology. Work here on the role of competition and the niche done at FSU in the 80’s changed the direction of ecology. Another tradition has been the melding of ideas from ecology and evolution. Our newest hires, Brian Inouye and Nora Underwood, complement these traditions with work on spatial aspects of species interactions, and plant-herbivore interactions. Four of our ecologists are marine biologists, including new hire Janie Wulff. We also have a strong emphasis on conservation ecology, exemplified by the involvement of many faculty in management issues.

166. Welcome To ECO²TERRA International Global society for ecology and sound economy. Work as a development and humanitarian agency, and committed to work for our common future on earth. Official documents and text. http://www.ecoterra.org.uk/

167. Ecology Group Homepage - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is operated by Battellefor the US Department of Energy. For more information, contact http://www.pnl.gov/ecology/

The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is operated by Battelle for the U.S. Department of Energy For more information, contact: Dr. Charles A. Brandt Phone: (509) 376-5345 Fax: (509) 372-3515 E-mail: Charles Brandt@pnl.gov SEARCH: Webmaster Last updated: April, 2004 About our Group Location Links Infrastructure ... Employment Opportunities

168. Population_Ecology Japanlocated site (in English) based on the work of The Society of Population ecology. http://meme.biology.tohoku.ac.jp/POPECOL/RP.html

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169. Institute Of Plant Ecology The institute conducts research and teaching in plant ecology, particularly ecophysiology and ethnobotany. http://www.uni-muenster.de/Biologie/pflanzenoekologie/

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170. Tropical Forest Ecology - The Woods Hole Research Center Outlines research and mission of the Amazon Program. Research themes focus on fire dynamics; mission focuses on sustainability of resources. Research, publications, datasets. http://www.whrc.org/science/tropfor/tropfor.htm

171. ‚Ø‚ñ‚Ä‚é-ƒGƒRƒƒW[¤•i The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.pentel.co.jp/ecology/

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172. Archives Of INDUSTRIAL-ECOLOGY@JISCMAIL.AC.UK Mail list for students, scholars and others. Topics include ecoindustrial parks, sustainable production and consumption, and other aspects of environment and economy. http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/lists/industrial-ecology.html

List Archives Subscriber's Corner Server Archives List Archives List Management List Moderation Server Management Help ... Archive Search Archives of INDUSTRIAL-ECOLOGY@JISCMAIL.AC.UK Environmental issues concerning industry, commerce, business Search the archives Post to the list Join or leave the list (or change settings) Manage the list (list owners only) Email list owner(s) File area for the list Surveys Discussion Room ... September 1998

173. Welcome Soil and rhizosphere processes in seminatural habitats (Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL). http://www.wsl.ch/forest/soil/home/eng/home_e.html

The web page of the section Soil Ecology has been moved to the new URL: http://www.wsl.ch/forest/soil/

174. Wetland Ecology What is a wetland? Wetlands have been described as a halfway worldbetween terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems that exhibit some http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/wetlands/ecology/

Wetland Ecology Functions and Values Texas Wetlands Wildlife Links ... Audio Interviews on Wetland Conservation What is a wetland? Wetlands have been described as a "halfway world between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems that exhibit some of the characteristics of each." They form part of a continuous gradient between uplands and open water. Wetlands tend to have seasonal and fluctuating conditions that make it difficult for one definition to adequately describe all wetland types. Wetlands have many distinguishing features, the most notable of which are the presence of water, unique wetland (hydric) soils, and vegetation adapted to, or tolerant of, saturated soils. Wetlands are not easily defined, especially for legal and political purposes because: they have a considerable range of hydrologic conditions they are often found along a gradient at the margins of well-defined uplands and deepwater systems they vary in size, location, and human influence.

175. Home Page - Sefton Coast Partnership Local conservancy group in Sefton, England. Information on ecology, biology, coastal management, sand dunes, and other aspects of conservation of the English coast. http://www.seftoncoast.org.uk/

'Our vision is for the Sefton Coast to be managed to ensure the conservation of one of the most important coastal areas in Europe for nature while being an asset to a healthy local economy and providing a much needed area for the quiet enjoyment of the countryside. Specifically, we accept the joint responsibility to ensure that the integrity and natural value of the dune system and estuaries is protected in perpetuity as one of the series of European nature areas.' Click here to Enter

176. ACERCA Green Paper 3: FTAA Daisy Pitkin (Campaign for Labor Rights), Basav Sen (Boston Global Action Networkand Bankbusters), Brian Tokar (Institute for Social ecology) Editing S ra http://www.asej.org/ACERCA/ftaa/

Action for Community and Ecology in the Regions of Central America GREEN PAPER 3: F reedoms T hat A re A bolished Table of Contents Introduction 1) Trade and Investment: a little history 2) What is in the FTAA Agreement? Biotechnology and the FTAA ... Acronym List download this document (488k). ACERCA i r design The architects of the global economy have a new plan to extend corporate rule. Are you ready to stop them? ACERCA would like to acknowledge and thank the following people for their efforts: Principal Writers - S'ra DeSantis and Jennifer Webster (ACERCA), Mark Swier (Alliance for Global Justice) Contributors - Carlos Beas-Torres (UCIZONI), Sean Donahue (New Hampshire Peace Action),Sosar Easlo (Wabanaki Indian), Jason Ford (Native Forest Network), Emily LaBarbera-Twarog (Campaign for Labor Rights), Bob Naiman (Center for Economic and Policy Research), Anne Petermann (NFN/ACERCA), Daisy Pitkin (Campaign for Labor Rights), Basav Sen (Boston Global Action Network and Bankbusters), Brian Tokar (Institute for Social Ecology) Editing - S'ra DeSantis, Orin Langelle, Anne Petermann, and Jennifer Webster (ACERCA), Mike Prokosch (United for Fair Economy), and Bob Naiman (Center for Economic and Policy Research)

177. Forest Ecology For International Students (FEIS) Project Components FEIS Forest ecology for International Students provides practical work experience, research and education at the University of Washington in the Pacific Northwest (USA). http://www.cfr.washington.edu/outreach/feis

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Forest Ecology for International Students This page has moved to: http://www.cfr.washington.edu/Outreach/NRIIS/NRIIS.html AUGUST 15 through SEPTEMBER 15, 2001 at Charles L. Pack Experimental Forest Eatonville, Washington, USA The Forest Ecology for International Students (FEIS) is a four-week intensive program which combines: English Language for Forestry Ecology of the Pacific Northwest Practical Experience at the UW Experimental Forest Field Trips to National Parks and Research Facilities Quick navigation: FEIS HOME PROGRAM COMPONENTS LOCATION APPLICATION GUIDELINES ... HOMESTAY WEEKEND for questions and more information contact : Forest Ecology for International Students English Language Programs, Box 354232 University of Washington Seattle, WA 98195, USA Telephone : USA -206- 685 6349 Fax : USA -206- 685 9572 email : FEISinfo@u.washington.edu or contact former participants of the program. Click here to see a list of former participants offered by the College of Forest Resources and the Department of English as a Second Language University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA

178. Institute For Tropical Ecology And Conservation Courses available in conservation ecology. http://www.itec-edu.org/ecology.html

Home Info Station Field Courses ... Site Contents Tropical Conservation Ecology Instructor: Dr. Patricia S. McDaniel Department of Biology University of the Andes, Venezuela Phone: 636-931-2297 Fax: 636-931-2297 E-mail: pmcdan@jcn1.com COURSE DESCRIPTION This field course will examine the practical and theoretical aspects of conservation and tropical ecology through field research, group projects, lectures and discussions. The course is designed to educate students in the principles of conservation and ecology within the context of conservation of tropical species and ecosystems. Evaluation of threats to conservation, as well as methods of ecosystem protection will be explored. Formal Lectures and Discussions will provide students with a broad theoretical background, and will include topics such as: Conservation at the population level Tropical forest dynamics Evolutionary patterns Conservation strategies Group Field Exercises will provide students with skills in the areas of 1) Safety in field research, 2) Field research methodology, and 3) Project design and development.

179. Hays Cummins' Home Page: Ecology, Marine Biology, Coral Reefs & Rainforests, Wea Luis was a powerful, well organized storm that reached category 4 status.Search the ecology WWW Database! TROPICAL ecology Field Courses http://jrscience.wcp.muohio.edu/html/

Home Page: Check out beautiful Bachelor Pond in Miami University's Bachelor Preserve. (Quicktime movie~1.6 mb) R. Hays Cummins Interdisciplinary Studies Miami University Search a Database of My Favorite Links!! Welcome! It is 6:40:37 PM on Tuesday, June 8, 2004. This page has served surfers. Last Update: Sunday, June 6, 2004 Site NAVIGATIONTable of Contents: Listen to a "Voice Navigation" Intro! (Quicktime or Look Below for.....WEATHERSITES........Use "Pop-Ups"-> Midwest Weather Spectacular Hurricane Movies and ImagesPast and Present Tropical Satellite Views Password Protected Radar Oxford,OH CURRENT Weather Conditions ARCHIVED Weather Conditions Satellite Movie Uploads! Main Street Weather Global Climate Change Starting Points (Climate Change Course) TROPICAL ECOSYSTEM COURSE SYLLABI......! -Tropical Ecosystem Syllabi 2004 -Course Announcement: Tropical Marine Ecology -Marine Ecology Course Starting PointsNEW -Marine Ecology LISTserve TROPICAL ECOSYSTEMS of COSTA RICA: Syllabus -Course Announcement: Tropical Ecosystems Costa Rica -Costa Rica Starting PointsNEW -Costa Rica LISTserve TROPICAL ECOSYSTEM IMAGE and MOVIE COLLECTION......!

180. Deakin University Bachelor, Graduate and PhD programs in ecology, Environment and their Management. Offers student profiles, international applications, downloads of handbooks and courses, off shore programs, distance learning. http://www.deakin.edu.au

Contact us Directory of staff Site map A-Z index ... Feedback and enquiries Information about Deakin Courses Research Campuses ... Online and off-campus learning Information for Visitors Prospective students International students Current students ... University policies Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sally Walker, introduces you to Deakin University from around the University Deakin's directions for the future Deakin staff and students talk about their work at Deakin Privacy

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