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UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA - SFI: Synthesizing Functional Biology, Ecophysiology, Community Ecology, Evolutionary Biology & Biodiversity Science

"The safest general characterization of the philosophical tradition is that it consists of a series of footnotes to Plato." —Alfred North Whitehead

Revisiting old papers in ecology and evolution through interviews with their authors

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This blog is for "Human Ecology: Rivers," a field-based seminar focused on the environment offered at the Faculty of Liberal Arts and the Graduate School of Global Studies, Sophia University (Tokyo, Japan).  It provides a platform for course participants to share ideas and connect to the world.  This course is sponsored by the Sophia AIMS program.…

a science website for the Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory at Colorado State University

Our lab studies the ecological processes that structure natural communities and the links between community structure and the cycling of nutrients and energy through ecosystems. We focus primarily on fungi, as these organisms are incredibly diverse and are the primary agents of carbon and nutrient cycling in terrestrial ecosystems. Much of our research focuses on…

LAB NEWS-Jan. Happy 2018! Check out Emily's first of a series of papers showing how soil carbon contents translate to agricultural yield (see the 2018 publications - Oldfield et al.). A lot more to come on this but this paper begins to get at the necessary quantification of "soil health" if we're going to translate…

The Desert Oasis Teaching Garden is an agro-ecology education project highlighting experiential learning and systems-based thinking. Located in the desert southwest, the garden will teach our students and community how to grow food in a hotter, drier land.   Through project-based learning, students will create novel solutions to design challenges. This garden will focus on local…

Ειδήσεις, αποκαλύψεις, πολιτική, ιστορία και πολιτισμός για την Ελλάδα και την Μητέρα Γη με όπλο την Αλήθεια

Interested in Ecology and Evolution, I’m currently a Banting postdoctoral researcher at the university of British Columbia (UBC) under the supervision of Dolph Schluter. Contact jonathan.rolland [at] yahoo.fr Biophore, 3rd floor University of Lausanne 1015 Lausanne Switzerland

Learn how to grow fruits, nuts, mushrooms, and medicine in a productive and sustainably managed woodlot. “At last, a comprehensive forest farming guide for cool temperate climates! The authors have done a superb job explaining forest ecology and describing how to integrate fruits, nuts, mushrooms, medicinals, animals, and more into forest systems. A must-read for…

Interdisciplinary approach of urban design based in time, evolution and ecology.

Welcome to the Lab Page of Jonathan A. Eisen, Professor at the University of California, Davis. Research in the lab focuses on the "phylogenomics of novelty" in microbes.  Major research themes include: The genomic basis for the origin and evolution of new functions. The ecology and evolution of microbial communities. The co-evolution of microbes and their carrying…

Let's Plant Some Trees, Yo! The focus of this organization, led by Doug Crouch, is agro-ecology systems regeneration with its cascading affects into equitable social systems and thriving local economies.  We achieve this mission through a dynamic field work that stems from our designs and consulting which leads often into implementation work. We also achieve the mission through our focus…

I am an ecologist interested in animal behaviour, population dynamics and sociality. In particular, I want to understand the mechanisms that allow species to adapt & persist in novel and urban environments.

 As a behavioral and spatial freshwater ecologist, I am broadly interested in the foraging and dispersal responses of aquatic organisms to the physical architecture of their environment across both local and landscape scales. My research investigates how these responses can influence predation and competition, and have cascading impacts on community dynamics and the movement of…

I work in the Sociology of Development and Change group at Wageningen University in the Netherlands. I am an environmental anthropologist with research interests in conservation, development, ecotourism, globalization, climate change, social and resistance movements, and non-state forms of governance. I use a political ecology approach to explore how culturally-specific understandings of human-nonhuman relations and political economic…

The Moeller Lab is currently recruiting scholars interested in acquired metabolism to join us at the University of California, Santa Barbara, in the Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology. If you are interested in graduate and postdoctoral opportunities, please contact me at: [email protected] The Moeller Lab studies acquired metabolism. When organisms acquire metabolism (i.e., gain access to metabolic…

I am a behavioural and evolutionary ecologist. I am interested in the interface of animal behaviour and ecology in an evolutionary framework. A strong focus in my research is on social behaviour, its drivers and consequences. I use lizards and lately also mammals to investigate those research themes. I am funded by an Australian Research Council…

School of BioSciences, The University of Melbourne

Research at Durham University on the Behavioural Ecology of the Grey Seal in the UK

Remote Sensing, GIS, Ecology, and Oddball Techniques

The unifying goal of my research is to understand how human stressors to the environment affect ecosystems and biodiversity and how to mitigate those impacts. These environmental stressors include land-use change (fragmentation/connectivity), climate change, and species introductions. I use field experiments, often leveraging large spatial and long temporal scales, to test theory and link ecological…

Jon Lefcheck I'm a post-doctoral researcher studying marine ecology at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, The College of William & Mary in Gloucester Point, VA. My interests span from community ecology, with a focus on seagrasses, to biodiversity science to ecological statistics. My research is focused on understanding the causes and consequences of biological diversity, particularly with…

Repatterning wellness on multiple levels....personal, political, planetary.

Looking for an environment job, careers or recruitment into the environment sectors in the UK. Such environment jobs may be in one of several sectors such as ecology, conservation, countryside management, wildlife, recycling, waste management, sustainability, environmental management, landscape, climate change, energy, renewable energy and others. An environment-job can be very fulfilling but salaries do vary according to which sector.

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Diana J. Rennison PhD Postdoctoral Fellow I study evolution from a molecular perspective, with an aim to further our understanding of the genetic and ecological mechanisms that underlie rapid adaptation and speciation. Much of my work falls into two streams: visual ecology or eco-evolutionary genomics. Vision is a particularly interesting trait to study because it has a well characterized genetic basis,…

Using open source in ecology and biodiversity research

by Joe Karasek

Welcome to our lab page. We are a young research group, established at the University of Bern, Switzerland in mid-2013 by Myles Menz. We have a broad interest in insect ecology and movement, with particular focus on insect migration and pollination ecology.

the contemporary environmental art practice of peter ward

We are interested in how animals respond to their environments, particularly in the context of anti-predator aggregation and environmental change. We are interested in how animals interact with one another in their foraging, mating and social decisions, and how the environment affects these behaviours. Projects include the behavioural responses of small fish to increasing environmental turbidity,…

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Matt Grobis is a PhD candidate in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Princeton University studying collective antipredator behavior

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The welfare of domestic equines and the conservation of wild and free-roaming equids around the world, are at the heart of the Wild Equus Network mission. Our ethology based research projects and educational programs are oriented toward making a positive impact on the lives of wild,  free-living, and domestic equids worldwide. Ethology is the biological…

Corey Anton is Professor of Communication Studies at Grand Valley State University, Vice-President of the Institute of General Semantics, Past President of the Media Ecology Association, and a Fellow of the International Communicology Institute. He is an award-winning teacher and author. His research spans the fields of media ecology, semiotics, phenomenology, stoicism, death studies, the…

Hellenic Mining Watch - Resistance to destructive mining in Greece

The Evolution Revolution Is Now!

Nieuwste AS nummer De Franse schrijver Octave Mirbeau (1854-1917) overleed honderd jaar geleden. In Frankrijk worden gebruikelijk rond zo’n moment de schijnwerpers op een culturele figuur gezet. Nu niet. Mirbeau vertolkt namelijk in zijn werk – verhalen, toneelstukken – anarchistische denkbeelden. Zijn werk is in vele talen vertaald, ook in het Nederlands. Redenen genoeg om…

Dear you, This is the place for you to read my latest stories and to find my personal work. I am a healer, writer, feminist, and deep admirer of nature. I am in love with magic, ancient wisdom, ecology and the Moon. I like to see loving, happy and healthy humans in community. All of us working…

Ignasi Bartomeus, PhD I am a researcher at EBD-CSIC (Doñana Biological Station), Seville, funded by a Ramón y Cajal Fellowship. I am broadly interested in understanding how global change drivers impact community structure and composition, and how those impacts translate to the ecosystem functioning. I like to work with plant-pollinator communities because they show complex responses to land use change,…

I am a Ph.D. student at the University of British Columbia working under Dr. Dolph Schluter. My interests centre around the ecology and genetics of adaptation and speciation. Previously, I completed my M.Sc. with Dr. Marc Johnson at The University of Toronto, and undergraduate work with Dr. Brian Husband and Dr. Hafiz Maherali at the University of Guelph.…

The international conference “TRACE 2018 – Tree Rings in Archaeology, Climatology and Ecology” will bring together scientists and students that use tree rings as archives of environmental, historical, and climatological information. The conference will take place in Greifswald, Germany, from April 24-27, 2018, and is preceded by four pre-conference workshops. The conference seeks to build…

Our research investigates the impact of genetic variation on development and its evolution, with an emphasis on robustness and plasticity of developmental processes. We are located in the Department of Evolution and Ecology at the University of California, Davis on the third floor of Storer Hall. We are affiliated with the Population Biology , Integrative…

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Welcome to the Marine Ecology Lab!   Our research ranges broadly, but we are all linked by our interest in marine conservation. Virtually everything we do is applied, either directly or indirectly. Most of it deals with coastal marine ecosystems – coral reefs in particular.  We use a variety of approaches, usually complementing field-intensive ecological…

My name is David R. Godwin and I'm the Program and Outreach Coordinator for the Southern Fire Exchange. Please feel free to contact me for more information or just to say hello!

I am an environmental scientist with strong interests in nature conservation and management. I’m currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the InForest Joint Research Unit, (CEMFOR - CTFC - CSIC - CREAF ) where I am working with Dr. Lluís Brotons and other colleagues from the Biodiversity and Landscape Ecolgy lab on evaluating the impacts of global change…

Thoughts ecology, justice, food, farming, capitalism, and community

Plant continuously observe their environment and adjust their molecular, physiological and biochemical behavior according to the triggers that are perceived. Our research group investigates the sensing and signaling cascades that are induced by various environmental triggers to unravel the adaptive response mechanism that allow plants to survive under a wide variety of conditions. We mainly…

Welcome to the Landscape Ecology and Spatial Analysis (LESA) lab, directed by Dr. Yolanda Wiersma. Please use the links above to navigate my site. Here's the LESA Lab News for this month. February 2018 Travis recently presented his work at a meeting of Nature Newfoundland. Read about the event here - this is an annual…

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A British Ecological Society Special Interest Group

The general focus of our lab is to improve the theory and practice of animal conservation through the use of genetics, with an emphasis on marine mammals. We are particularly interested in how the genetic characteristics of individuals shape patterns of mate choice, reproductive success, and health, and how these individual-based patterns combine to shape overall population…

Remote Sensing, GIS, Ecology, and Oddball Techniques

Pattern and process in evolutionary ecology

I am a biologist with broad interests in ecology and evolution. Overall, I have a keen interest in the processes that underlie biological diversification and adaptation: understanding species formation and persistence, from genomic, ecologic and behavioral perspectives. I also try to do my share in conservation of endangered species, science education and outreach. My early training…

California State University, Sacramento

News and stories about Amazon forest conservation and communities

----------------------------------------------------- Univ Lyon, Université Lyon 1, CNRS Laboratoire de Biométrie et Biologie Evolutive UMR5558 F-69622 Villeurbanne, France -------------------------------------------------------- As a quantitative ecologist I am interested in developing and applying methods to describe patterns and estimate trends in nature, in order to make unbiased correlative inference of relevance to wildlife management and conservation. Quantitative ecology is…

I am a faculty member in the Department of Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology at Columbia University.  Here, I teach, conduct research on the evolution and conservation of aquatic tropical  biodiversity, and direct our MA in Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Biology program. Here you can learn about current research in my lab, the classes I…

GreenCareer is a dedicated Employment and Resource website for Professionals in Environmental and Sustainability sectors in Australia and New Zealand.

Native vegetation ecology and management

a collaborative writing project on Political Ecology

Antonio José García Cano es artista e investigador. Su trabajo se centra en la relación del arte con la ecología. Estudia cómo la práctica artística puede contribuir a la mejora de la situación ecológica. Cree en un arte que aprende de otras disciplinas y de la complejidad de la realidad. Está especialmente interesado en el agua y sus…

This site was initiated 16th March 2016 and seeks to present stimulating content from the past, present and future to its readers through interviews, features, podcasts, and essays. The raison d'être of Sentient Seas is to offer material across a range of topics that I hope resonates with others. This project has been inspired by…

I am a PhD Candidate in Rachael Winfree's lab in the Graduate Program in Ecology and Evolution at Rutgers University.

PhD candidate at UC Davis, Department of Evolution and Ecology

Ashley Braun is a Seattle-based freelance science and environmental journalist, specializing in topics such as ecology, climate change, conservation, and wildlife. She works as a deputy editor for the climate and energy politics and policy news site DeSmogBlog.com and is a contributing science writer for Natural History Magazine, covering up-and-coming research findings for the Samplings column. Her work has…

Welcome to the POLLEN website! POLLEN is a global network, consisting of a large variety of political ecologists. As individuals or small groups, these political ecologists have formed so-called ‘nodes’ and interact through POLLEN. The aim of POLLEN is to facilitate interaction and creativity through ‘cross-fertilization’ and to promote the important field of political ecology…

We study interactions among plants, insects, and the environment.  Insects play important ecological roles, as pollinators and herbivores, in a variety of habitats, including natural, managed, and agricultural ecosystems.  Our work aims to understand relationships between plants and their insect pollinators and herbivores within the context of environmental and land-use change.  The Jamieson Lab is…

We incorporate genomic data from museum specimens and use historical records and natural history to explore how species are responding to our changing planet. Our research includes behavioral ecology, evolutionary biology, adaptive response to climate change and conservation policy. We are particularly interested in projects involving interdisciplinary perspectives and in collaborating with those from diverse backgrounds!

Lab photo- Summer 2017 Research Topic The Townsend Lab is interested in how the brain coordinates energy balance and how the central and peripheral nervous systems undergo plasticity.  This research impacts the study of obesity, diabetes, metabolic syndrome, aging, and neurodegenerative diseases.  We utilize both in vitro and in vivo models, integrating the fields of…

ice age ecology, early career academia, and diversity in STEM

Welcome to the Farrer Lab research website!  Emily Farrer is a new assistant professor at Tulane University in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. The Farrer lab examines the interactions that structure plant and microbial communities in space and time, and how global change and land use patterns alter these interactions with consequences for biodiversity and ecosystem…

Ecology: Conservation Biology