21. Environmental Organization WebDirectory - Social ScienceHistory University of Oregon Museum of Natural History. The environmental OrganizationWeb Directory is Sponsored by Santa Barbara Hotels, Ventura Hotels, Santa http://www.webdirectory.com/Social_Science/History/Museums/

Social Science History :Museums The California Academy of Sciences City of Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History The Field Museum, Chicago Milwaukee Public Museum ... University of Helsinki - Finnish Museum of Natural History provides information on the museum, Finnish plants and lots of links to botany throughout internet. University of Oregon - Museum of Natural History The Environmental Organization Web Directory is Sponsored by Santa Barbara Hotels Ventura Hotels Santa Barbara Restaurants Web Directory ... Lap Band Surgery

22. Environmental Media | Welcome A missiondriven company, environmental Media designs, produces and distributes curriculum-based media to support science and environmental education for the classroom and community. PTV broadcast, and use in schools, libraries, museums, nature centers, and homes http://www.envmedia.com/

About Us News Feedback Webcam ... Links A mission-driven company, Environmental Media designs, produces and distributes curriculum-based media to support science and environmental education for the classroom and community. Since 1989, we have collaborated with science and education organizations to produce over 450 award winning programs and series for PTV broadcast, and use in schools, libraries, museums, nature centers, and homes. Our on-line store offers free comprehensive interactive teacher guides to support the use of our programs and series. We believe that the only environmental issue is education, and our catalog includes only curriculum-based media. Our production quality is high; our acquisition of new work selective; our low prices offer all children equity of access; and our extensive inventory of stock footage allows cost effective production services.

23. South African Museums Pioneers of Aviation Museum Archaeological research at this massive cave site hasrevealed an immensely long record of human and environmental history spanning http://sunsite.wits.ac.za/mus/sa.htm

24. Managing The Museum Environment museums should not use air economizers, which introduce large amounts of outsideair operation of the HVAC system to ensure adequate environmental controls and http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byorg/chicora/chicenv.html

Managing the Museum Environment Chicora Foundation, Inc. Chicora Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 8664 861 Arbutus Drive Columbia, South Carolina 29202-8664 The Importance of the Museum Environment One goal of every museum is to make objects accessible to the public, to researchers, and to other institutions. A second goal is to ensure the long-term safety and preservation of the collections. Objects need one set of conditions while people may need another. Achieving both seems impossible. Managing the museum environment can be difficult since it requires expertise and time. It also requires the efforts of all your staff, as well as the cooperation of the public. But a controlled environment can be achieved, even by small institutions with limited resources. Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) is a frequently troublesome area of preservation. Architects often fail to understand the importance of a preservation quality HVAC system, instead specifying units that are better suited to commercial construction. Museum curators often don't know how to describe correctly what it is they need, or what the problems are with the current system. Museum directors and their boards are sometimes not convinced that controlling the environment is all that important. And preservationists often fail to allow any latitude in the development of an affordable preservation quality environment. Figure Omitted Condensation on the inside of windows suggests a potentially serious problem with the institution's relative humidity control.

25. Environmental Monitoring Kit: Texas Association Of Museums (TAM) The environmental Monitoring Kit program address the conservation needs of smallmuseums by giving them the ability to monitor their gallery and storage http://www.io.com/~tam/Publications/environmental.html

[Home] [Printer-Friendly Version] The Environmental Monitoring Kit program address the conservation needs of small museums by giving them the ability to monitor their gallery and storage environments. By sharing equipment and training resources, small museums will have access to important equipment and valuable training at a very low cost. This project was conceived of by members of the Texas museum community and organized by the Texas Association of Museums and the Collection Managers Committee. Made possible by a generous grant from the Meadows Foundation. 3939 Bee Caves Road Building A, Suite 1B Austin, Texas 78746 Telephone: 512-328-6812 Toll-free: 888-842-7491 Fax: 512-327-9775 Email: admin@texasmuseums.org Home TAM Publications Environmental Monitoring Kit Check out a TAM Environmental Monitoring Kit from the regional kit managers listed below. Each Monitoring Kit includes a User's Manual and equipment to check temperature, light, and humidity. Insured round-trip shipping costs are the only costs to the borrower. A UV Light Meter is also available, by separate request from the TAM office at 1/888/842-7491 or 512/328-6812. Insured round-trip shipping costs are the only costs to the borrower.

26. Environmental Quality Meters For Libraries, Museums, Galleries, And Industrial M violet (UV), thermal radiation, temperature, relative humidity (RH),dew point, and wind speed. environmental Meters. Selection Chart. http://www.technika.com/navpage/eq.htm

Multi-function units measure visible light, ultra violet (UV), thermal radiation, temperature, relative humidity (RH), dew point, and wind speed. Environmental Meters Selection Chart Product Description: Mini Interch- angeable Probes Data Logger ... Elsec Price: Temperature: Visible Light: UV Light: RH: Wind Speed: Dew Point: Thermal Radiation: Datalogging: Home Ordering Information What's New Company ... Contact

27. Skewl Sites - Site Index -SCIENCE - Environmental Science Science Learning Network, Imagine six science museums collaborating to providethe The Explorer s Club, The environmental Protection Agency has created a web http://www.skewlsites.com/envirsci.htm

SCIENCE - Environmental Science Primary Ask the Answer Worm S.K. Worm answers your questions about soil and stuff. Bats A complete integrated unit where you'll explore the science and conservation of bats. Bonus.com Offers hundreds of quality activities that invite kids to play, colour, explore, learn and imagine. Boomerwolf Join animated host, Boomerwolf on an entertaining, educational romp through the world of wolves. BrainPop Your brain will 'pop' with all the cool science stuff! CEC Lesson Plans A comprehensive, well organized compilation of lesson plans for k-12. Earth Day Groceries Project Find out about a "project in which students decorate paper grocery bags with environmental messages for Earth Day." EE Link - Endangered Species "Your link to environmental education resources on the Internet." Endangered Means There's Still Time An online slide show of over 40 endangered species with brief information on each.

28. Holly Hayes Environmental Resources Centre For more information, © Leicestershire County Council 2004. Contact HollyHayes environmental Resources Centre. Email museums@leics.gov.uk. http://www.leics.gov.uk/museums/environment/

Heritage Services Heritage Home Page Leicestershire County Council Home Page Holly Hayes Environmental Resources Centre What's On Community Heritage Initiative Environmental Open Day June 13th 2004 Over the years the Holly Hayes Environmental Resources Centre has collected a unique databank of information on plants, animals and the habitats where they are found in Leicestershire and Rutland. Holly Hayes is the definitive home for wildlife records locally and is recognised as a national model for Biological Records. The Centre acts as a Wildlife Information Service and produces a range of wildlife and countryside surveys. The Centre's staff work with local communities and receive valuable information from local recorders. The Centre is the base for the Community Heritage Initiative team. Staff at Holly Hayes can also help with access to natural history collections. Access for people with disabilities is partially available, as a ramp to the house is in place. Assistance may be required for some areas of the ground floor, and the upper floors are not accessible. There are toilets and limited on-site parking.

29. Pollutants In The Museum Environment (Conservation At The Getty) Network to Monitor the Exposure of Cultural Properties to environmental Stresses; 3.3Control of Coarse Particle Intrusion into museums and Archaeological Sites. http://www.getty.edu/conservation/science/pollutants/

Science Field Projects Education Publications and Videos ... Past Projects Pollutants in the Museum Environment (1985-1998) In 1985 the Getty Conservation Institute began researching the risks posed to museum collections by atmospheric pollutants. Initial studies focused on outdoor pollutants (nitrogen oxides, ozone and other photochemical oxidants, sulfur dioxide, and particles). Research later expanded to include indoor-generated pollutants (formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, and formic and acetic acids). The emphasis of research also shifted from the macroenvironment (gallery and storage spaces) to the microenvironment (display cases and storage cabinets). Studies were carried out to determine the damage gaseous pollutants cause to various types of museum objects. The Institute also studied passive sampling devices that would allow museums to conduct their own surveys with minimal cost and expertise. Through testing, a number of commercially available, relatively low-cost products were identified. Also investigated were mitigation methodologies to reduce significant indoor concentrations of pollutants. Those methods that proved effective used active filtration, passive protection, and combinations of procedures that worked along with the building's ventilation system. Related articles in

30. Museums And Historic Sites -- London Ontario Canada Grosvenor Lodge is also home to various environmental and ecological associations London,Ontario N6K 3T3 Telephone/Fax (519) 4739003 The museum documents the http://www.city.london.on.ca/Recreation/Arts_Culture/museums.htm

Home City Hall directory Contact us London has always celebrated its history. From the archaeological studies on First Nations inhabitants, to the proud service of military regiments, and the monuments to ground-breaking science, the city's museums are the place to remember a glorious past, and see its place in a bright future. 1st Hussars Museum 399 Ridout Street North, London, Ontario N6A 2P1 Telephone: (519) 434-7321 Fax: (519) 663-5396 E-mail: kiska@execulink.com The museum holds collections of photographs, maps and artifacts related to the 1st Hussars Regiment. It is located in the Old Middlesex County Jail. 850 Highbury Avenue, London, Ontario N6A 4H1 Telephone: (519) 455-5110 ext. 2505 A part of the Regional Mental Health Care London, a site of St. Joseph Health Care London, the museum traces the history of mental health accomplishments since 1870. Tours are by appointment. Banting House National Historic Site 442 Adelaide Street North, London, Ontario N6B 3H8 Telephone: (519) 673-1752 Fax: (519) 660-8992 E-mail: maltman@diabetes.ca

31. Links To Biodiversity And Environmental Resources From The Centre For Plant Biod Other Botany Resources; Other environmental Resources; Horticulture; National ParksServices; NonGovernment Conservation Organisations; Natural History museums; http://www.anbg.gov.au/net/environment.html

Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research Home CPBR Links to Other Biodiversity and Environmental Resources Herbaria, University Biology Departments and Research Institutes Botanic Gardens and Arboreta Botanical Databases Floras ... Other Biological Directories Herbaria, University Biology Departments and Research Institutes Australia Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research and Australian National Herbarium , (CANB) Australian National Botanic Gardens Biodiversity Server , Canberra Botanic Gardens of Adelaide and State Herbarium (AD) Janet Cosh Herbarium, University of Wollongong John Ray Herbarium (SYD) John T. Waterhouse Herbarium, University of New South Wales National Herbarium of New South Wales (NSW) National Herbarium of Victoria (MEL) N.C.W. Beadle Herbarium (NE) Queensland Herbarium (BRI) Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (including the Tasmanian Herbarium) (HO) University of Melbourne Herbarium (MELU) Western Australian Herbarium (PERTH) Botany, University of New England

32. School Of Resource, Environmental And Heritage Sciences, University Of Canberra ecology and environmental education. Thanks to formal agreements and friendly relations,specialists at national heritage agencies and museums may also be http://scides.canberra.edu.au/rehs/study_chs.html

UC HOME SEARCH KEY CONTACTS SITE INDEX IN THIS SECTION: Cultural Heritage Studies -Undergraduate -Postgraduate Study Abroad in Australia ... Summer Schools Degree of Cultural Heritage Studies - [685AA] Degrees in Cultural Heritage Studies/Management are offered within the School of Resource, Environmental and Heritage Sciences at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The programs are ideal for students who thrive in small group learning situations, where the work is practical and directly applicable to professional employment. The sustainable management of the cultural heritage of Australia is one of the foremost concerns of our society. The Cultural Heritage Studies bachelor degree provides an interdisciplinary education for students interested in the care and management of the indigenous and historical heritage environments. In particular, attention is paid to the philosophical, historical and practical foundation of the profession. The specialisation focuses on developing personal leadership, the capacity for critical evaluation and the understanding of a professional ethic. The Cultural Heritage Management postgraduate programs offer an intensive professional education in theory and practice. It is suitable for graduates in many disciplines, especially history, archaeology, anthropology, art history, architecture and so forth, but also for people with life skills in various fields plus a passion for heritage.

33. Museums On The Web - Association For Environmental Archaeology Home Links 1. Web Links museums on the web. museums on the web. museums (general) Natural History museums - museums (Other). The Science Museum London. http://www.envarch.net/links/museum.html

Home Links 1. Web Links Museums on the web Museums (general) Natural History Museums Museums (Other) Museums (general) Index of Museums The Twenty Four Hour Museum World Wide Web Virtual Library: Museums (Oxford) The WebMuseum Natural history museums up Berkeley Comparative Collections Biodiversity and Biological Collections Web Server (Cornell) Florida Museum of Natural History Field Museum of Natural History ... Swedish Museum of Natural History Other museums up British Museum Museum of Antiquities - Newcastle Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology The Science Museum London.

34. Environmental News: Environment News, EPA, Greenpeace & More At HeadlineSpot.com Network environmental Agencies (GovSpot) Earth Science (HomeworkSpot) Maps(LibrarySpot) National Parks (museumspot) Science museums (museumspot http://www.headlinespot.com/subject/environment/

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35. Science Museums And Centers WWW Resources Teachers can find lesson plans for environmental issues. North Carolina Museumof Life and Science http//www.ncmls.org/ This is the home page of the North http://www.ncsu.edu/sciencejunction/terminal/imse/lowres/3/museums.htm

Selected Science Museums and Centers Exploratorium http://www.exploratorium.edu The Exploratorium web site contains a collection of virtual interactive exhibits, presentations, activities, and science news from the Exploratorium Museum in San Francisco, California. For example, it contains a unique step-by-step virtual "Cow-Eye Dissection" that includes graphics and Real Audio sound. An area is dedicated to provide teachers with ideas on how to obtain cow eyes for dissection and helpful hints on conducting the actual dissection with students in the classroom. The Exploratorium also contains "Live Cams" and virtual cameras of their exhibits, Doppler effects sounds, and a variety of interactive exhibits that can be brought into the classroom to enrich the existing biology and physical science curricula. NASA Information Services http://www.gsfc.nasa.gov The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Homepage is the world's most comprehensive web site that deals with space and space exploration. Beware: This site is extensive and you can find yourself spending many hours in awe looking at space photos and learning about the many famous NASA missions. This site has some of the most impressive graphics and quicktime movies on the web! Discovery Channel http://www.discovery.com/

36. Faculty Of Agricultural And Environmental Sciences Resources Management Centre for HostParasite Interactions Centre for IndigenousPeoples Nutrition/ Environment (CINE) Libraries, museums and collections http://www.mcgill.ca/macdonald/

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37. Kyocera | About Us | Global Environmental Preservation Activities | Relationship We introduced our environmental protection activities and related products suchas solar power Permanent exhibitions are open to the public at both museums. http://global.kyocera.com/ecology/syakai_ka.html

Home News Products About us ... Relationship with Customers Relationship with Society Facts and Figures Third Party Verification Sustainability Report 2003 Previous Report ... Global Environmental Preservation Activities Relationship with Society It is considered as social responsibility that company discloses its environmental activities and social contribution activities widely to society. The Kyocera Group is continuously extending efforts for communications with various media considering importance of communications between company and society. Relationship with Society (pdf / 666KB) Environmental Communications Participation in Environment Exhibition To introduce our environmental protection activities and related products more widely, Kyocera participated in the "Shiga International Environmental Business Exhibition" and the "Eco Products Exhibition" in FY2003. We introduced our environmental protection activities and related products such as solar power generating system and ECOSYS printer. The Kyocera Group is contributing to the society through many activities.

38. Environmental Monitors Keep A Lookout And Provide Critical Alerts When museums galleries or collectors exhibit fine art or any collectable, thereis always concern about the environment in which the object will be displayed. http://www.sensatronics.com/solutions_appguide_collections.html

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39. Learning Environments In Children's Museums The design of children s museums must then take as a starting point what we knowabout environmental preference of children as has been presented in the http://schoolstudio.engr.wisc.edu/childrensmuseum.html

RESEARCH PROJECTS IN THE NEWS CONTACTS RESOURCES ... HOME Twelve Design Principles Based on Brain-based Learning Research Jeffery A. Lackney, Ph.D., A.I.A. Paper presented at "Beauty, Creativity and Sensory Delights". Interactivity 2000: Creativity in Civil Society. Association of Youth Museums & Institute for Civil Society. Baltimore, Maryland, May, 2000. View the PowerPoint presentation Aesthetics and Environmental Preference We know that pleasure is related to moderate level of stimulation, it makes people feel better, it increases people's willingness to help each other, and it increases the willingness to talk to one another. Preference = Beautiful Preference for an environment leads to motivation to interact with environment which leads to learning. Environmental preference is also linked to successful adaptation. The Ecology of Children's Environments Environmental experience is limited and controlled by a variety of social, cultural and physical factors. These factors interact with each other and the child's personality in a complex ecological process of growth and development.

40. Production Of Media To Support Environmental Education, Environmental Media Corp a variety of interactives and auditorium presentations for museums and institutionaluse environmental Media also markets a vast collection of natural history http://www.envmedia.com/prodtion.htm

Catalog Product Reviews Teacher's Guides Stock Footage Production We are among the few groups in the world that specialize in the design and production of media to support environmental education for classrooms and communities. We have produced many of the series and programs offered in the Environmental Media Catalog including Exploring the Diversity of Life, Oceans Alive!, Oceanos Vivos, The Yellow Hat, Wild Song, ... American Deserts, and The Pharmacy from the Rain Forest series, and many series from our BIOMES PROJECT. This year, we are proud to introduce our newest series, American Grasslands. Our work includes a variety of interactives and auditorium presentations for museums and institutional use, and numerous programs for broadcast and use on videocassette. We have completed projects on oceans, beaches, bays and marshes, the Grand Canyon, the ecology of Palau, the Blue Ridge Escarpment, and a variety of other programs for auditoriums, exhibits and outreach. Contact Bill Pendergraft at

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