1. Projects There are also collaborative activities where students work with one another. developed by the Cornell Laboratory of ornithology, with funding from the National Science Foundation http://www.cyberbee.com/proj.html

There are many resources which will help teachers and students to find projects and interact with other classrooms across the country and around the world. Tellecollaborative learning is often used for this type of interaction where students work together online toward a common goal. Starting Points Blue Web'n Global SchoolNet The Global SchoolNet Foundation organizes, manages, and facilitates projects for schools. Their HILITES archives and mailing list keeps educators up-to-date on project ideas. The project registry allows schools to register upcoming events in which others might want to participate. Projects range from videoconferencing to e-mail only. If you want to participate with CUSeeMe schools, there is a whole section devoted to those who have the CUSeeMe software. Global SchoolHouse The Global SchoolNet is part of the Global SchoolNet Organization. It is designed to build an online community. I*EARN (International Education and Resource Network) This nonprofit organization creates structured projects that facilitate engaged learning and youth making a difference on an International scale. Project areas include interdisciplinary topics such as the environment/science, art/literature, and social studies/politics. Some examples of past projects are the Holocaust/Genocide, the Building Wells for Clean Water in Nicaragua, and the Planetary Notions, an environmental newsletter.

2. Alabama Geographic Alliance spirited faculty of specialists in ornithology, botany, marine biology, and entomology school teachers in online collaborative activities emphasizing the use of handson activities. http://www2.una.edu/geography/aga/events.htm

Alabama Geographic Alliance ALABAMA SUMMER GEOGRAPHY INSTITUTE TEACHING GEOGRAPHY ACROSS THE CURRICULUM OVERVIEW APPLICATION GEOGRAPHY EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE WELCOME TO GEOGRAPHY IN THE 21 ST CENTURY OVERVIEW APPLICATION Amazon Rainforest Workshop July 5-13, 2001 Unique, active, and fun! Enter a $1000 workshop scholarship drawing to attend the workshop. The Amazon Rainforest Workshop is a professional development opportunity for teachers to work side-by-side with scientists in one of the most biologically diverse environments in the world. Join author/illustrator Lynne Cherry and a spirited faculty of specialists in ornithology, botany, marine biology, and entomology. Full land cost for the workshop is $1898. Budget airfares, up to 3 semester hours graduate credit, and optional Andes extensions are available. Scholarship entry deadline in April 2, 2001. For workshop and funding information call Frances Gatz, 800-669-6806, email: fgatz@earthlink.net or check the web site www.travel2learn.com

3. U.S. Geological Survey Activities Related To American Indians And Alaska Natives U.S. Geological Survey activities Related to American Indians Working Group is more collaborative than some because of ecology, fire ecology, ornithology and ichthyology, coral reef http://www.usgs.gov/indian/environ.html

USGS Home Ask USGS Site Map Advanced Search U.S. Geological Survey Activities Related to American Indians and Alaska Natives Fiscal Year 1997 Environmental Activities Everglades Restoration. Scientists from the USGS BRD participate on the South Florida Ecosystem Restoration Working Group with members of the Miccosukee Tribe of Florida Indians and the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Research to be undertaken is identified by the Working Group with input from the Tribal representatives. The Working Group is more collaborative than some because of the active participation by the two Tribes. In consultation with the Working Group, BRD scientists focus on landscape ecology, wetland ecology, fire ecology, ornithology and ichthyology, coral reef ecology, and long-term monitoring. USGS also had developed a set of computer landscape models to support decisionmaking models. These models include population models of the Florida panther, Cape Sable seaside sparrow, Florida snail kite, American alligator, American crocodile, wood stork, great blue heron, white ibis, and great egret. mmurray@usgs.gov

4. Ornjobs Duties include monitoring nesting activities, locating and a variety of techniquesused in field ornithology. demography study in a collaborative effort with http://birds.cornell.edu/OSNA/ORNJOBS.htm

Ornithological Societies of North America ORNITHOLOGICAL JOBS: Positions and Opportunities Available, On-line Editor: Cheryl L. Trine Last updated 7 June 2004 Return to Ornithological Newsletter main page Return to BIRDNET main page. This service is provided by the Ornithological Societies of North America (OSNA) To submit an announcement of a position available, please send it in the body of an email message (not as an attachment) to Cheryl Trine, ctrine@andrews.edu . It would be appreciated if announcements initially be sent at least one-to-two months before the start date to give prospective employees time to arrange their affairs for their new position. Announcements will be published on-line within 1-2 weeks of receipt. There is no fee for this service. INDEX 7 Jun 2004 18 May 2004 27 Apr 2004 08 Apr 2004 ... 13 Feb 2000 BIRDJOBS-L LISTSERVICE Subscribers to the BirdJobs-L list will receive the new job announcements in their e-mail on a semi-regular basis. These are the same announcements as will appear on-line as "New or Revised" announcements.. To subscribe send the following message to: listproc@cornell.edu

5. National Museums Of Kenya The Department of ornithology operates under affiliation Kenya benefits significantlyfrom the collaborative efforts and keen interest in the activities of the http://www.museums.or.ke/resorni.html

Gallery Related Activities Museums Sites/Monuments ... Resources for Researchers services Contact us Ornithology The Department of Ornithology is the centre for Ornithological research in Kenya. The Department’s activities fall into three main areas: curation, research and training. Curation. The Department takes care of the regional reference collection of study skins (and other specimens such as nests and eggs). Some of the 35,000 or so skins date from the last century but they are still in good condition! Looking after the skins and making sure that they are properly catalogued is a major task. The collection is used extensively by scientists interested in bird taxonomy and distribution, and also by artists and birdwatchers. Research. The Department focuses on research and monitoring related to bird conservation. The monitoring programme is an area where birders can become actively involved (see below). Our research focuses particularly on threatened species, the effects of habitat fragmentation and land-use changes (for example, in the Taita Hills forests and Kinangop Plateau grasslands), and sustainable use of birds (for instance, through gamebird shooting). The Department’s varied monitoring work includes: The Nest Record Scheme of East Africa The African Waterbird Census National Birdmap Monitoring Important Bird Areas

6. Status Of The U.S. Department Of Energy/National Renewable Energy A summary of the collaborative activities that occurred prior to and just after modeling, epidemiology/mortality, ornithology, and statistics to provide advice when designing new http://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy99osti/26709.pdf

7. Building The New Land Grant College departments and other units, and by attracting extramural funding to the collaborative activities of member faculty BIO SM 374 Field ornithology. BIO SM 402 Marine Pollution http://www.css.cornell.edu/FoodSystems/taskforce report.html

Building the New Land Grant College: Programmatic Opportunities for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences in Food Systems for Health Report of the Deans' Task Force July 1999 Contents I. Executive Summary 3 II. Background 5 IIa. Charge 5 IIb. Situation 5 III. Aims 7 IV. Approach 8 V. Findings Va. Strengths 9 Vb. Weaknesses/needs 10 Vb1. The Instructional Program 10 Vb2. Research and Outreach Programs 15 VI. Recommendations 22 VII. Appendices Appendix A Members of the Task Force 24 Appendix B Supporting Courses for a Food Systems and Health Program 25 I. Executive Summary At the request of Daryl B. Lund, Dean of the New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS), the teaching, research and outreach programs of that college and related units of Cornell University were reviewed from the perspective in order to assess their prospective contributions to a nationally/internationally leading effort in the area of Food Systems for Health. The members of the Dean's Task Force are listed in Appendix A. A Food Systems for Health Program would address the need to implement programs informed by a a new paradigm for research and outreach connecting agriculture and health. This would expand the traditional view of agriculture to include the objectives of human health and well-being and, thus, would facilitate more effective approaches to solving the complex and costly diet-related health problems of society. Cornell could become a leading institution in the area, as the institution has clear and broad collective strengths in many, if not all, aspects of food systems knowledge generation and application. Comparable breadth exists in few other places.

8. Resource Links Webbased/ collaborative activities. The WebQuest Page - http//edweb.sdsu.edu/webquest/webquest. html Cornell Lab of ornithology) - http//birds.cornell.edu/ http://www.rogersacademy.com/webdesignonline/ONLINE/resource.htm

Directory Introduction Module 1 Module 2 Module 3 Module 4 Module 5 Links Lets Chat Message Board Claris Help! Home Page Web Development Resources Resource Contributions: Maxine Schindel - Cromwell Valley Regional Magnet Getting Started Evaluating Web Pages http://www.sccu.edu/faculty/R_Harris/evalu8it.htm Kathy Schrock- Article on Web Evaluation http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/chaff.html Ed's Oasis OnLine Web Site Evaluation for Educators http://www.edsoasis.org/2guide3.html Criteria Used authority accuracy objectivity currency coverage Types of Sites advocacy business news info. ... Click here to view an example of a site that uses hypertext links . (The greatest site in the world.) Click here to view an example of a site that uses hypertext graphics/buttons . ( A graphic image that you can "click on" to get more info. In this case, the blue buttons at the top of the page.)

9. GRADUATE STUDIES IN ORNITHOLOGY or faculty member whose activities match your field study include collaborative programsinvolving Hawk social organization; ornithology, conservation biology. http://www.ummz.lsa.umich.edu/birds/Gradwinweb.html

Home Wilson Bulletin Library Book Sale ... UM Bird Division A GUIDE TO GRADUATE STUDIES IN ORNITHOLOGY IN NORTH AMERICA Compiled by the Committee on Undergraduate Outreach of the Wilson Ornithological Society Updated June 2003 The purpose of this guide is to give undergraduate college students and their academic advisors information about those graduate degree programs where they can do advanced studies in support of their interests in the biology of birds. We present information abstracted from brochures and catalogs furnished by the departments and faculty members of the institutions listed below. Please send corrections and additions to Herb Wilson, This guide organizes programs by geographic region. These regions are the following: North East : Canada east of Manitoba, south to Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. South East : Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware, south to Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. North Central : Saskatchewan and Manitoba south to Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, and Indiana. South Central : Kansas, and Missouri south to Texas, and Louisiana.

10. Online Activities collaborative Projects, Classroom FeederWatch The Cornell Lab of ornithology presents explorations in which students learn to Online activities and Exhibits. http://www.rhinelander.k12.wi.us/hodag/educationaltec/Online.htm

Online Activities Scavenger Hunts WebQuests Online Projects and Activities Student Email Projects WebQuest s What is a Webquest? WebQuest Page (Bernie Dodge) WebQuest Help Examples CESA 8 Webquests Jackie Carrigan's Graduate Class Matrix of Examples Manteno, IL ... Arizona State University Literature Webquests Bud Not Buddy Secondary Literature - from Florida State University Adolescent Literature - from Florida State University Math Webquests Project Five MATH WebQuest Projects Return to Top of Page Internet Projects and Activities Collaborative Projects West's Internet Projects North American Quilt Project - Geography Global Schoolhouse Registry Houghton Mifflin Education Place Classroom Projects CIESE Online Classroom Projects ... ECB Projects Here's a terrific list of projects from Journey North, to the Center for Improved Engineering and Science Education, to Traveling Techno Teddy. Let your students choose! Signs of Autumn, Signs of Spring

11. Sutech activities appropriate for K8 Project Feederwatch From the Cornell Lab of ornithology,you can join and Monarch Watch is a nationwide classroom collaborative. http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/l/a/lab194/sutech.htm

12. Doctors MaxPlanck Research Centre for ornithology, D-82346 Andechs the endogenous basisof seasonal activities throughout the as well as in collaborative projects on http://e-bird.cefe.cnrs-mop.fr/Doctors.htm

E-BIRD S teering C ommittee R estricted A ccess MEMBERS Doctors Suggestion: Use the function Edition/Search in this page (CTRL F) to find a word you are interested in: it will drive you through keywords and research activities of doctors members. BALTHAZART Jacques University of Liège, Belgium address University of Liège, Center for Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology, Behavioral Neuroendocrinology Research Group, 17 place Delcour (Bat. L1), B-4020 Liège, Belgium email: jbalthazart@ulg.ac.be phone: fax: web site personal pages : http://www.ulg.ac.be/bioneuro keywords: Male sexual behavior, aromatase, neuroendocrinology, preoptic area, neuroanatomy, testosterone metabolism, quail research activities: Our research tries to elucidate the neuroendocrine and neurochemical mechanisms underlying the activation and sexual differentiation of reproductive behavior in higher vertebrates. The brain metabolism of steroids and the interactions between steroids and neurotransmitters are considered. The neuroanatomical and neurochemical sexual dimorphisms are studied and their potential contribution to the behavioural and physiological sex diffferences is considered. The role of steroids in the control of the plasticity in the nervous system during ontogeny and in adulthood is also analysed.

13. The Nantucket Maria Mitchell Association: Astronomy, Science, Research And Educa on Nantucket Island ecosystems through the study of ornithology, marine biology childrenand adults, classes for children, and collaborative activities with the http://209.68.19.123/research/natural.php?menu=20

14. Rillero Service 3 Activity from the Microbial Literacy collaborative Community Outreach Science activities,33(2), 44 Invertebrate Zoology; Marine Biology; ornithology; and Woods http://www.west.asu.edu/rillero/articles.htm

Refereed Journal Articles Cleland, J., Rillero, P., and Zambo, R. Effective Prompts for Quickwrites in Science and Mathematics (August, 2003) Electronic Journal of Literacy through Science. http://sweeneyhall.sjsu.edu/ejlts/archives/language_development/Jocleland.htm Electronic Journal of Science Education, 5 http://unr.edu/homepage/crowther/ejse/ejsev5n4.html Arizona Reading Journal, 26 Science Activities, 36 Studies in Science Education, 34 Science and Children, 37 Rillero, P. (1999, June). Raphanus sativus , Germination, and Inquiry: A Learning Cycle Approach for Novice Experimenters. Electronic Journal of Science Education, 3 Journal of Computers in Mathematics and Science Teaching, 18 The Utah Journal of Reading and Literacy, 3 Rillero, P. (1999, March/April). Haiku and Science: Observing, Reflecting, and Writing about Nature. Journal of College Science Teaching, 27 Rillero, P. (1999). Seven Guideposts for Tropical Rain Forest Education. The American Biology Teacher, 61 Writing Teacher, 11 New Mexico Middle School Journal, 8

15. Center For  Advanced Studies  In Ecology And Biodiversity of the Editorial Board, Neotropical ornithology, Germany. Crespin (CASEB Program 2)of collaborative Research Grant Marine Genomics and its activities will be http://www.bio.puc.cl/caseb/intercollab01.htm

Home Center for Advanced Studies in Ecol Memorandum of Agreement and Cooperation between the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Connecticut, U.S.A., and the Department of Ecology and the Center for Advanced Studies in Ecology and Biodiversity, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile. We dedicate ourselves to a collaborative effort in biodiversity and conservation providing mutual benefit. 26 August 2002. 2. Appointment of Dr. Fabian Jaksic (CASEB Program 2) as Member of the Editorial Board, Neotropical Ornithology, Germany. 30 December 2002. 1. Appointment of Dr. Fabian Jaksic (CASEB Program 2) as member of the Panel DIVERSITAS-Core Project 3 - ICSU. 07 November 2002. First meeting of the Panel took place in Paris, France. 04 to 10 January 2003. 2. Award to Dr. Laurent Crespin (CASEB Program 2) of Collaborative Research Grant CNRS/CONICYT "Comparative demographic analysis of a community of small mammals by Capture-Mark-Recapture methods" to collaborate with Dr. J.-D. Lebreton (Montpellier, France). 07 January 2003. 3. Appointment of Dr. Pablo Marquet (CASEB Program 4) as member of the Science Advisory Board of the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, Santa Barbara, California. March 2003.

16. Bird Jobs supporter of wetland conservation activities who wishes a variety of techniques usedin field ornithology. bird demography study in a collaborative effort with http://birdingonthe.net/mailinglists/BJOB.html

Birdingonthe.Net Recent Postings from Bird Jobs Home Mail Alerts Updated on Monday, June 7 at 09:16 AM ET The most recently received Mail is at the top. 7 Jun Bird Jobs June 7, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 2 Jun Bird Jobs June 2, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 18 May Bird Jobs May 18, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 12 May Bird Jobs May 11, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 26 Apr Bird Jobs April 26, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 18 Apr Bird Jobs April 18, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 8 Apr Bird Jobs April 8, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 4 Apr Bird Jobs April 4, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 31 Mar Bird Jobs March 29, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 18 Mar Bird Jobs March 18, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 17 Mar Bird Jobs March 16, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 9 Mar Bird Jobs March 7, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 29 Feb Bird Jobs February 29, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 25 Feb Bird Jobs February 24, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 23 Feb Revised posting for Bird Jobs February 20, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 22 Feb Bird Jobs February 20, 2004 ["Cheryl Trine" ] 18 Feb Bird Jobs February 17, 2004

17. Resume A collaborative project between The French Institute of Pondicherry and Salim AiCentre for ornithology and Natural History Additional professional activities. http://home.comcast.net/~cefprice/slothbear/yogaresu.htm

K. Yoganand Wildlife Institute of India P.O. Box, 18, Dehradun, 248001, India Phone 91-135-640112 Fax 91-135-640117 Email: sloth_bear_99@yahoo.com Date of birth 17 July 1969 Nationality Indian Education 1997 – present Saurashtra University Rajkot, India Ph. D. (Wildlife Sciences) Presently writing a dissertation titled “behavioral ecology of sloth bear in Panna National Park, central India”. Pondicherry University Pondicherry, India M.S. (Ecology) First Division Dissertation on distribution of birds in the Andaman islands,India Professional experience present Wildlife Institute of India Dehradun, India Senior Research Fellow Field investigator in the WII-USFWS collaborative project titled “Evaluating Panna National Park with special reference to the ecology of sloth bear”. Radio tagged and tracked 12 sloth bears and conducted fieldwork on the behavioral ecology of sloth bears for close to five years. Salim Ali Center for Ornithology and Natural History Coimbatore, India Junior Research Fellow Surveyed the Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve for small carnivores as part of the project titled “ A study on the distribution, ecology and conservation of small carnivores in the Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve”.

18. Olin College | Student Life: Student Activities & Programs Cocurricular activities. Olin s co-curricular offerings Mere Mortals, Olin DanceProject, ornithology for Engineers performances in the collaborative spirit of http://www.olin.edu/student_life/activities_programs.asp

Overview Honor Code Meet Our Students Helping Services ... Olin Gear Olin Way Needham, MA 02492-1245 info@olin.edu Olin's state-of-the-art facilities and infrastructure are the perfect setting for 21st Century engineering education Learn about Olin's world-class faculty Click below to check out some of Olin's Activities and Programs for students: Orientation Student Government Residential Life Student Organizations ... Olin Conductorless Orchestra Orientation By the end of the week, you'll be well acquainted with your peers and the college. You'll be ready to launch into classes and the ongoing development process that is Olin. Student government The Council of Olin Representatives (CORe) is a student-elected, student-led body that serves the students of Olin College and represents them to other parties. Olin's student government is unique in the strong ties it has to the college's governance structure and in having a high level and variety of representation, responsiveness to student initiatives, and a central role as a hub of information relating to the student body. Responsibilities of CORe: Representing the student body to the Olin community and beyond

19. Neuroscience @ Skidmore College Anticipation and SourceMonitoring Errors Children s Memory for collaborative activities. Hisgeneral research interests include ornithology, molecular and http://www.skidmore.edu/academics/neurosci/faculty.htm

Flip, Greg, and Denise David Domozych Professor of Biology , received his Ph.D. in botany from Miami University, and was a postdoctoral research fellow in plant biology at Cornell University. At Skidmore, his research focuses on the study of secretory mechanisms in primitive green plants. His primary research tools include electron and confocal microscopy , cryofixation, immunocytochemical labeling, high-resolution light microscopy and biochemistry. Recently his lab isolated and characterized cell wall proteins, profilin, actin and myosin from the green alga Closterium, and used immunological techniques to locate the synthesis/transport of these materials within the cell. Director of the Skidmore College Microscopy Imaging Center (SMIC) Dr. Domozych teaches the biological electron microscopy course within the neuroscience major. [ email web site Selected publications J. Linde, L. Morse and D. S. Domozych (2001) Calmodulin and its role in the secretory apparatus of the desmid

20. Study Web Life Veterinary Medicine Wildlife Birds (ornithology) Working With Management Marketing Tools for Business World News collaborative activities http://www.saddleback.edu/library/lap/documents/misc/studyweb.html

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