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Research and Markets: Handbook of Molecular Microbial Ecology: A Two-Volume...
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/b2e3de/handbook_of_molecu) has announced the addition of John Wiley and Sons Ltd's new book "Handbook of Molecular Microbial Ecology, Set" to their offering. Metagenomics has revolutionized ...  
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Oil slick forces choice between ecology, economy
GULF SHORES, Ala. — Forced to perform a painful kind of environmental triage, emergency workers concentrated on protecting marshes and inlets from the approaching BP oil slick Thursday and left one of the Gulf Coast's biggest tourist attractions its ...  
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Ecology is also pro-life concern
As a long time director for the state affiliate of The Nature Conservancy, he had a real record of conservation and preservation. When I shared my opinion with MRTL, the answer I received was that environmental protection is not a pro-life issue or priority.  
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Department of Ecology looking into leak at DOE site
RICHLAND, Wash. -- NBC Right Now has learned there's been a leak at the Central Waste Complex site, a Department of Energy facility at Hanford. A spokesperson from Washington State Department of Ecology Radioactive Waste Program has confirmed there was a ...  
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Global Warming Affects Albatross Ecology
At the moment, the Wandering Albatross of the Southern Ocean is getting a free ride; Changes in wind patterns due to Global Warming seem to enhance the efficiency of foraging of this pelagic bird. However, as Global Warming continues, this rare case of a positive benefit of anthropocentric climate change will probably reverse. Climatic hormesis, as it were. Read More. Read the comments on this post... Also check out the featured ScienceBlog...  
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Caddisfly Found in Lower Branch of Rouge River

By Janniemi on | From michiganasiseeit.com
A nonprofit group says a small, rare moth-like insect called the caddisfly has been found in the Lower Branch of Rouge River. Dearborn-based Friends of the Rouge says the bug was found in Wayne County's Canton Township as part of the group's spring river monitoring. The insect also was found in Johnson Creek in Washtenaw County's Salem Township. Caddisflies are considered sensitive insects because they require cold, well-oxygenated water to survive and are not found in poor quality rivers...Read Full Story

Doesn't the "God" in all Life Matter?

By spiritartist on | From sandysandysweblog.blogspot.com
Have you ever heard of aerial hunting? It's a brutal practice. Wolves are shot from low-flying aircraft or chased to exhaustion, then killed at point-blank range. Governor Sarah Palin, the Republican nominee for Vice President, promotes this barbaric practice, exploiting a loophole in the Federal Airborne Hunting Act to allow private wolf killers to shoot down wolves using aircraft. To encourage the killing, she even proposed a $150 bounty for the left foreleg of each dead wolf! We have to...Read Full Story

Eco Adventures: Learn About The Wildlife Before You Go.

By travelcat4 on | From ecoholidaysandadventures.com
If you understand the environment you are visiting - you can see so much more! I know sometimes it is fun to just turn up somewhere and take in everything you see at face value - but it is so much more of a vacation if you actually know what you are looking at and why it is there. Why Learning Is Fun. On a recent trip to Costa Rica I had brought some wildlife guide books (as I have a keen interest in mammals anyway) and had a good look through them on the journey there. They didn’t...Read Full Story

Saturday Photo: Good News on the Tar Spot Front

By marysoderstrom on | From marysoderstrom.blogspot.com
A summer of rain, last year's effort to rake up infected leaves, or maybe just the natural immune system of trees. Whatever the reason this year the dreaded tar spot disease has not been as prevalent. These leaves were picked up yesterday, as the fall colours begin to come out spectacularly. A year ago not one of the leaves would not have been splotched with fungus growths which look just like tar spots. A little hope for the world!Read Full Story

Water vole receives full legal protection

By tlpblog on | From tlpblog.co.uk
On 6 April 2008, water voles received full protection under Section 9 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended). Full legal protection makes it an offence to intentionally kill, injure or take water voles, intentionally or recklessly damage, destroy or obstruct access to any structure or place used for shelter or protection and to intentionally or recklessly disturb water voles whilst occupying a structure or place used for that purpose. There is a defence against the above...Read Full Story
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