Protecting endangered plant and animal species. The processes leading to the natural loss of species: 1. natural death, 2. population pressure, 3. destruction.
Urban sustainability evaluation and innovative urban ecological footprint calculation – presentation of concrete results from Slovak cities March 2007.
Syllogisms and Enthymemes Ksiazek E319. Forming Arguments Arguments are created through: ◦ premises, or logical relationships among ideas ◦ an audience.
Historical Landscapes and Legacies Lisa A. Schulte Department of Forest Ecology and Management University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Green Green Entrepreneurship and the OSU Low Impact Development Research and Extension Program Dr. Jason R. Vogel, P.E. Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering.
Integrated Course of College English The Third Two Periods Unit Eight Book Four Designed by SHAO Hong-wan.
Presented by: Cherie Forbes (MSc, Plant Conservation Unit, Botany Department, UCT) Supervisor: Lindsey Gillson, Co- supervisor: Timm Hoffman Biodiversity.
The iPlant Collaborative Cyberinfrastructure aka Development of Public Cyberinfrastructure to Support Plant Science Presented by Dan Stanzione Co-PI and.
Forestry Why are forests an important resource? What renewable resources can we get from forests? What life support services are provided by forests?
By Keith Thomas Invasive Plants and Animals in Connecticut, their Impacts, and Possible Solutions.
1 st test Wed, Sept 20nd Bring:#2 pencil Photo ID Student ID# NetID ( usually 1 st part of e-mail ) Arrive early Sit every other seat. Neighbors should.
Community Ecology: Structure, Species Interactions, Succession, and Sustainability Chapter 8 Mrs Gullickson Science Chapter 8 Mrs Gullickson Science Dr.
