Archive for May 4th, 2008
World’s largest lake warming rapidly - Daily Times
World’s largest lake warming rapidlyDaily Times, Pakistan - 9 hours agoThe findings could foreshadow the vulnerability of smaller lakes to global warming because Baikal’s great volume of water had been thought to protect it …
ENVIROMENT: Global warming? Next decade could be cooler - Daily Times
ENVIROMENT: Global warming? Next decade could be coolerDaily Times, Pakistan - 1 hour agoGlobal warming could take a break in the next decade thanks to a natural shift in ocean circulations, although Earth’s temperature will rise as previou…
Ecological Change
Ecological Change
jgerber123
8 min - May 4, 2008
A video for my UMass on-line class, Botany for Gardeners.
Pigman’s Quest
Pigman's Quest
ThediyMaster
7 min - May 4, 2008
This is a video made for an European project on the ecology by a team of Luxembourgish students and teachers. In was presented in 2008 in Sweden at the Danderyds Gymnasium.
GVI South Africa expedition diary with Maddy
GVI South Africa expedition diary with Maddy
gvisouthafrica
31 sec - May 4, 2008
Expedition Members collect vital behavioral data on reintroduced predators and larger herbivore on reserves where they do not have the manpower, time or resources to carry out intensive monitoring. GVI spends up to 12 hours a day following large predators such as lions, leopards, cheetah and wild dog to determine their feeding ecology spatial use, competition and behavior. The information gathered is used to give an accurate picture of the predators impact on prey populations, determine social structure, genetics, and spatial movement. This vital information helps maintain a healthy balance of these natural resources and ultimately conserve some of Africa's natural heritage bioregions.
GVI South Africa expedition diary with Ed
GVI South Africa expedition diary with Ed
gvisouthafrica
27 sec - May 4, 2008
Expedition Members collect vital behavioral data on reintroduced predators and larger herbivore on reserves where they do not have the manpower, time or resources to carry out intensive monitoring. GVI spends up to 12 hours a day following large predators such as lions, leopards, cheetah and wild dog to determine their feeding ecology spatial use, competition and behavior. The information gathered is used to give an accurate picture of the predators impact on prey populations, determine social structure, genetics, and spatial movement. This vital information helps maintain a healthy balance of these natural resources and ultimately conserve some of Africa's natural heritage bioregions.
Baikal Challanges Global Warming Idea - The Moscow Times
RussiaTodayBaikal Challanges Global Warming IdeaThe Moscow Times, Russia - 20 hours ago05 May 2008BloombergNEW YORK — Lake Baikal is warming faster than the atmosphere, challenging the idea that large bodies of water can withstand global ……
Baikal Challanges Global Warming Idea - The Moscow Times
The Moscow TimesBaikal Challanges Global Warming IdeaThe Moscow Times, Russia - 12 hours ago05 May 2008BloombergNEW YORK — Lake Baikal is warming faster than the atmosphere, challenging the idea that large bodies of water can withstand globa…
Baikal Challanges Global Warming Idea - The Moscow Times
Science CentricBaikal Challanges Global Warming IdeaThe Moscow Times, Russia - 4 hours ago05 May 2008BloombergNEW YORK — Lake Baikal is warming faster than the atmosphere, challenging the idea that large bodies of water can withstand global …
Architectural edn should focus on global warming - The Daily Star
Architectural edn should focus on global warmingThe Daily Star, Bangladesh - 6 hours agoArchitectural education will have to focus on the need for mobility of architects and the university courses on global warming. The architects are also …