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General Ecology

HotEarth.net:   Harmful Effects
This site is by a coalition of national environmental groups that launched an $11 million campaign starting on October 6, 1999, to educate the public about global warming. The campaign includes $8 million for television advertising, the largest ad campaign in the coalition’s history. The TV spots, sponsored by the National Environmental Trust (NET), the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), and Physicians for Social Responsibility, will
air on more than 200 stations.

Florida Division of Forestry, Forest Protection Bureau Home Page / Flame Report
Links to resource sites.

Ecological and Social Dynamics in Simple Models of Ecosystem Management
Simulation models were developed to explore and illustrate dynamics of socioecological systems. The ecosystem is a lake subject to phosphorus pollution.   Phosphorus flows from agriculture to upland soils, to surface waters, where it cycles between water and sediments. The ecosystem is multistable, and moves among domains of attraction depending on the history of pollutant inputs. The alternative states yield different economic benefits. Agents form expectations about ecosystem dynamics, markets, and/or the actions of managers, and choose levels of pollutant inputs accordingly. Agents have heterogeneous beliefs and/or access to information. Their aggregate behavior determines the total rate of pollutant input. As the ecosystem changes, agents update their beliefs and expectations about the world they co-create, and modify their actions accordingly. For a wide range of scenarios, we observe irregular oscillations among ecosystem states and patterns of agent behavior. These oscillations resemble some features of the adaptive cycle of panarchy theory.
© 1999 by the Ecological Society of America

Ecology WWW Page
As a volunteer service to students, teachers, researchers, and others interested in the science of ecology, this list was compiled by Anthony R. Brach (Missouri Botanical Garden & Harvard University Herbaria, U.S.A.), and was originally posted on ECOLOG-L in March 1995.  This page is regularly updated.

 

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Conventions

Ramsar Convention on Wetlands

Ramsar and Wetlands International 1999 Directory of Wetlands of International Importance

Web directory

                              The Ramsar Information Sheet on Wetlands of International Importance

                              Directory of Wetlands of International Importance: an Update (Ramsar, 1996)

                              Directory of Wetlands of International Importance: an Update (Ramsar, 1993)

                              Everglades description (1993)


Advocacy

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Ecology (Advocacy) links


The Last Noah’s Ark

What is it?

The environmental program The Last Noah’s Ark is result of years of studies of his idealizer Antonio Silveira Ribeiro dos Santos in natural history and environmental area. Created in August 1995 and registered at 7th notary public office of São Paulo (n0 249.836). Author rights register n0 106.123, book 158, pages 418.

The Purposes
• Conscious about the necessity of nature’s preservation and conservation;
• Development of studies for an effective protection of species and main ecosystern;
• Promoting environmental education at all levels;
• Improving the quality of global life;
• Supplying subvention for the improvement of Environment’s Rights.

What makes the difference?
It is a program created and developed by a person who puts together concerned people with the same idea and an equal participation, without obedience. It is not an ONG.
The program does not accept any direct monetary help. Eventually the interested people may collaborate by lending goods to the program.

http://www.aultimaarcadenoe.com/indexingles.htm

 

 

 

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Credit:

Everglades photograph courtesy Philip Greenspun

 

Everglades Litigation Repository

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Revised:  11/15/03

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