US Dept of Energy long-term ecological experiments
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UWashington Water Center Update
We write to tell you the sad news that the UW Water Center will be closing on June 30, 2010, after 22 years in its various forms. This decision results from recent state budget cuts and changes in University of Washington program directions. During the last 18 months we sought to make a strong case for continuing the Water Center and establishing a permanent directorship, but unsuccessfully.
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Postdoc: greenhouse gas exchange
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Travel grants: IWA Montreal meeting
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Postdoc: stream temperature modeling
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Global Lakes Eco Obs Network meeting
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Postdoc in high-latitude peatlands research
Climate change and hydrology postdoc
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Stream ecology post-doc: Arizona State
Applications are solicited for a post-doctoral associate in ecosystem ecology, ecohydrology, stream ecology, and/or biogeochemistry in the laboratory of Nancy Grimm at Arizona State University. An initial appointment will be made for one year, to begin as soon as possible (preferably before September 2010), but appointment for a second year is expected contingent upon funding. The work will entail research, laboratory oversight, and mentoring of graduate and undergraduate researchers. The specific research project to be conducted will depend on the interests of the successful applicant, within a broad array of topics from urban stormwater dynamics to atmosphere-land-stream
interactions to metabolism and nutrient dynamics of stream and wetland ecosystems.
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Postdoc on Colorado climate impacts
Duration – One year with a strong possibility of extension.
Closing date – Open until filled. Read More...
Briefing, reports: US climate change impacts & science
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Grad research in recharge and vegetation changes
A graduate research assistantship is available to study the response of water movement in soil to woody vegetation removal and soil texture variation. The work will include using stable isotopes and other approaches to identify plant water sources and patterns of vertical water movement in soils to better understand how landscape manipulations affect the hydrologic cycle at a regional scale. Field work will be conducted in the recharge zone of the Carrizo-Wilcox aquifer in southwest Texas. Experience with stable isotopes and hydrological applications is preferred.
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Biogeochemistry postdocs
The successful candidate’s primary responsibility will be to investigate and understand terrestrial to aquatic (i.e., anchialine ponds) biogeochemical dynamics and linkages relating to the presence of the non-native, N-fixing tree, Prosopis pallida (a.k.a. “Kiawe” in Hawaii) in dry coastal and lowland ecosystems of leeward Hawaii. Specifically, the researcher will investigate how Prosopis productivity is influenced by contrasting water availability, and how it alters terrestrial C and N accumulation and cycling as well as water quantity and quality of anchialine ponds and groundwater. Measurements will include Prosopis stand productivity and nutrient cycling, soil water availability and salinity, isotope values of water, plant tissue, dissolved nutrients, and soils, and a variety of climate parameters. The researcher will work in close collaboration with terrestrial and aquatic ecologists as well as geochemists, and will be expected to assist supervision of undergraduate and graduate students.
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Regional/global modeling postdoc
We seek candidates for two post-doctoral positions to develop data assimilation techniques to facilitate ecological forecasting at regional and global scales.
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Postdoc: coastal research modeling
We are seeking a person with skills in modeling ecosystem services at landscape scales, with a focus on the valuation of ecosystem services. Applicants should be familiar with spatial mapping software such as ArcGIS and CommunityViz. The project is focused on the Georgia coast and is part of a collaborative effort between the Georgia Coastal Ecosystems LTER (http://gce-lter.marsci.uga.edu/) and the River Basin Center (http://www.rivercenter.uga.edu/) of the University of Georgia. This 2 year post doctoral position will be located in Athens, GA.
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Protected areas database
PAD-US 1.1 (CBI Edition) is freely available in multiple formats (ESRI GeoDatabase, shapefile and layer package) and accessible from the Protected Areas Center, which is part of a new conservation data sharing site called Data Basin. Users can download the entire national data set from the Protected Areas Center landing page: www.databasin.org/protected-center/features/PAD-US-CBI. Using our Data Basin mapping tools, users can also visualize and download individual states and combine them with other conservation related datasets.
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US federal NOAA climate change grants
In preparation for the late June/early July publication of the FY 2011 funding opportunity announcement, NOAA's Climate Program Office has posted information on individual programs that will be accepting project applications. Go to: http://www.cpo.noaa.gov/opportunities/ to read the full announcement about funding opportunities, including how to submit an applications and Letters of Intent.
US federal government NOAA’s climate program office is in the process of restructuring its grants programs. The grants activities are now organized within four Programs:
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Groundwater in California
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Aquatic ecologist postdoc
Nancy Akiyoshi
HR Administrator
Environmental Science Division
Argonne National Laboratory
9700 S. Cass Avenue
Argonne, IL 60439
akiyoshi@anl.gov
Phone: 630-252-8484
Fax: 630-252-5880
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LTER system administrator position
http://www.ohr.wisc.edu/pvl/pv_063970.html
DATABASE AND SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR
Degree and area of specialization:
B.S. required in computer science or environmental studies/engineering. M.S. preferred.
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Lake-mixing research assistant
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US National Adaptation Summit

I’m pleased to invite you to participate in this national-level discussion of effective adaptation strategies to respond to climate change and its impacts. The Summit meeting will be held in Washington, DC, on 25-27 May 2010.
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Transboundary freshwater climate adaptation conference
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Modeling a changing world conference
Biogeochemistry & ecology postdoc
at the Cedar Creek LTER, University of Minnesota
We are seeking applications for a post-doctoral associate in ecology as part of the Cedar Creek LTER program at the University of Minnesota. The appointment is for one year with potential for renewal, to begin as soon as possible. The specific research project to be conducted will depend on the interests of the successful applicant, and we are particularly interested in someone who will test hypotheses by integrating across several of the research foci of the Cedar Creek LTER (e.g., community dynamics, biogeochemistry, ecophysiology, trophic dynamics). The successful applicant is expected to work as part of any one of a number of new and ongoing long-term experiments, utilize existing long-term datasets, and/or conduct cross-site syntheses. Available experiments include manipulations of fire frequency, nutrients inputs, CO2, temperature, biodiversity, and herbivore densities. In addition, the Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve contains a variety of ecosystem types (prairie, old-fields, oak savanna, oak forest, pine forest, wetland, agricultural fields) appropriate for comparative studies.
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Ecology & biochemistry biofuels postdoc
The University of Illinois and Global Change Solutions, LLC seek a creative and energetic postdoctoral associate with strong background in ecosystem ecology and solid mathematical skills to participate in ongoing research to understand how the widespread deployment of biofuel crops will affect the biogeochemistry of carbon, nitrogen and water, and to further develop metrics for estimating the greenhouse gas value of ecosystems. Facility with modeling, theoretical or synthesis approaches is desirable.
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Postdoc: hydrology & geochemistry
The Department of Geology and Geophysics, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, has an opening for a Post-Doctoral Fellow. The position is for a hydrogeologist or geochemist with experience in all or some of these fields: hydrological models, geochemical groundwater tracers including stable isotopes, nutrient budget models, transport models, groundwater interactions.
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Conservation hydrologist position
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Climate change prediction funding
THE DEPARTMENT
OF ENERGY
Office of
Public Affairs
DOE, USDA, and
NSF Launch Joint Climate Change Prediction Research
Program
Washington, DC - The U.S. Departments of Energy and Agriculture and the National Science Foundation (NSF) announced the launch of a joint research program to produce high-resolution models for predicting climate change and its resulting impacts. Called Decadal and Regional Climate Prediction Using Earth System Models (EaSM), the program is designed to generate models that -- significantly more powerful than existing models -- can help decision-makers develop adaptation strategies addressing climate change. These models will be developed through a joint, interagency solicitation for proposals.
Read More...Competition: delta climate adaptation
http://www.deltacompetition.com/en-us/Pages/Home.aspx
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Postdoctoral position in aquatic biogeochemistry
Environmental Sciences Division
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge, Tennessee
A postdoctoral position is available in the Environmental Sciences
Division of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The successful
candidate will join a multi-disciplinary team of investigators
studying the hydrological and water quality impacts of bioenergy
feedstock crop production as well as other ongoing and new projects
involving aquatic biogeochemistry and hydrology.
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PhD in aquatic ecology food webs
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PhD in boreal aquatic ecology
Water and sanitation knowledgebase
Introducing The WEDC Knowledge Base:
Free access to a unique collection of water, sanitation and other development-related resources
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Our unique body of knowledge in water and sanitation has developed over nearly 40 years, contributing evidence-based answers to important questions about what to do and how to do it. We invite you to use this knowledge.
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Postdoc in climate adaptation
An interdisciplinary global change research group at the University of Notre Dame seeks to fill a postdoctoral research position for an applied ecologist with computation and/or quantitative skills. The postdoc will join a multi-investigator team that studies strategies for managing biological systems under climate change (“adaptation”). Possible research projects are numerous within the area of geographic simulation modeling and model development to capture adaptation scenarios. The postdoc will be advised by Jessica Hellmann with regular consultation from Nitesh Chawla (computer science) and Jason McLachlan (biology). Opportunities abound for collaboration on adaptation policy as other members of the research team include a law professor and political scientist. The postdoc will help mentor grad students in computer science and undergraduates from diverse fields. An ability to write interdisciplinary publications and grants is strongly desired.
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Climate change scholarships
MSc in Climate Change & Development
MSc in Climate Change & Policy
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US EPA climate change grants
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is awarding nearly $17 million in Science to Achieve Results (STAR) grants to universities across the country to study the consequences of climate change on the air we breathe and the water we drink. Read More...
Deltas in a Time of Climate Change conference
The two official Dutch
research programmes on climate change and spatial
planning (Climate changes Spatial Planning and
Knowledge for Climate), the City of Rotterdam and
the C40 (a group of the worls largest cities
committed to tackling climate change) invite
scientists, politicians, policy-makers and
practitioners to share their knowledge and
experience in a major international conference on
climate adaptation.
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PhD, Postdoc freshwater positions at Uppsala University
We are looking for post docs and PhD students in limnology/aquatic biogeochemistry, remote sensing, and meteorology for a strong research environment on inland waters and climate change
The Swedish Research Council for Environment, Agricultural Sciences and Spatial Planning supports a 5-year Centre of Excellence on “The Color of Water – interplay with climate, and effects on drinking water supply” (see www.geo.uu.se/cow/ ). Within the Centre, several post docs and PhD student positions will be recruited. The positions will be based in Uppsala, and there will be ambitious programs for integration and for the involvement of senior guest researchers.
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Climate change research fellowships
DUE BY MARCH 15, 2010 to Elliot_Dale@contractor.nps.gov
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Avian movement and global change
Interested graduate students, primarily from South America, are urged to read the following information and send an application by 1 April 2010 to Dr. Ryan Norris: rnorris@uoguelph.ca Read More...
GLEON-NABS meeting
Emerging science from aquatic sensor networks (ASLO 2010 special session)
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ESA Emerging Issues Conference
Submission Deadline: April 2,
2010
http://www.esa.org/emergingissues/
In 2007, the ESA Governing Board announced the new
Millennium Conference Series, which provides ESA
members the opportunity to organize special
conferences highlighting emerging, exciting ideas
in ecology with the endorsement and support of the
Society. The Series, renamed the Emerging Issues
Series in 2009, is intended to address
high-visibility issues of wide interest in the
science community. Organizers are encouraged to
work across disciplinary boundaries, to engage
compelling speakers, and to produce high-quality
publications.
Biogeochemical N modeling
Environmental Protection Agency and Washington State University, Vancouver
Modeling surface water N loading and removal for the nation: Foundation
for ecosystem services assessment
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Lake ecosystem modeling postdoc in Estonia
We are looking for a modeler (lake ecosystem modeling, catchment modeling) to join our working group under the theme Will climate change alter the relative importance of catchment and in-lake processes in the carbon balance of shallow lakes? If somebody is interested to join us and apply for the grant, please contact me ASAP and we will provide the assistance for writing of application. I would also be grateful if you distribute this information among your potentially interested contacts.
Tiina Nõges
Research professor at Estonian University of Life Sciences
Through the programme Mobilitas the following people will be supported:
- top researchers who come from abroad to work in an Estonian R&D institution to create their own research group and do research in the first priority area of the Estonian Research and Development and Innovation Strategy 2007-2013 (information and communication technology, material technology, biotechnology, energy, environment technology and health). The duration of the top researcher grant is 3, 4 or 5 years.
- postdoctoral researchers who come from abroad to work in an Estonian R&D institution. The duration of the postdoctoral grant is 2 or 3 years.
MSc in climate change and development
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Postdoc in forest hydrology
Cross-site
study of nutrient fluxes from
Experimental
Forest watersheds
We have funding
for a postdoctoral researcher to evaluate long-term
stream chemistry and stream flow data from US
Forest Service Experimental Forest and Range (EFR)
research watersheds across the
country.
Aquatic carbon biogeochemistry PhD position
Application deadline: February 20, 2010
Start date: Spring / Summer 2010
Location: Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada
Two graduate assistantships are available to carry out either Master’s or Ph.D. theses in the Aquatic Ecology Group of the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQÀM). The projects will be associated to the newly-created NSERC-funded Chair in Carbon Biogeocheimstry in Boreal Aquatic Systems. The research projects may focus on a wide range of issues related to aquatic C biogeochemistry: Lake and river organic carbon dynamics and processing, green house gas dynamics, and ecosystem metabolism; links between aquatic and terrestrial C biogeochemistry and ecosystem function, and the role of aquatic ecosystems on regional carbon budgets.
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Spatial climate resource data from ESRI
ESRI also has a link to NCAR's GIS data portal with downscaled climate models in shapefile or text format at: http://www.gisclimatechange.org/ Read More...
Forests and climate adaptation course
Spatial ecohydrology PhD assistantship
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Freshwater ecology & climate postdoc
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Mendenhall USGS postdocs
Project Description
Here we present a Research Opportunity with the goal of elucidating how changing climate will influence carbon cycling on the Colorado Plateau. Global climate change presents one of the most pressing scientific and political challenges of our time, yet major uncertainties remain for predicting how ecosystems will respond to changes in temperature and/or precipitation. These uncertainties constrain our ability to successfully manage national lands and hinder the prediction of future global carbon cycling and attendant climate feedbacks. Understanding the links between changing climate and ecosystem function is particularly important for the ecosystems of the Colorado Plateau, as climatic change is predicted to be notably strong there and, in conjunction with the large proportion of public lands, will put exceptional pressure on the land managers of those ecosystems. Read More...
Global climate change faculty positions
The School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University invites applications for tenure track faculty positions from individuals working in ecology in the context of global environmental change. Three positions are currently open. Arizona State University has made a commitment to growth in this field and anticipates making further hires. Successful candidates will join a growing research emphasis in the School of Life Sciences, the Global Institute of Sustainability, the Central Arizona–Phoenix urban Long- Term Ecological Research program, and a new interdisciplinary graduate program in Environmental Life Science. Arizona State University strongly supports collaborative transdisciplinary research and learning across the spectrum of science and engineering consistent with an institutional commitment to global sustainability. Applications will be accepted to fill the positions at the Assistant or Associate professor levels.
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PhD hydrology positions in Switzerland
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Streaming water and climate change presentations: Fuller Symposium
Symposium Overview
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Speaker Profiles
DAY 1: NOVEMBER 3RD , 2009
Grad student funding for aquatic remote sensing
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Conference on freshwater ecosystem metabolism
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Modeling postdocs for NYC
faculty on projects evaluating the effects of watershed management and climate change on the quantity and quality of water in the NYC drinking
water supply. One will focus mainly on work with our two dimensional reservoir models that are used to simulate the transport and
concentrations of turbidity in reservoirs. The other will work with our one dimensional models that are used to simulate long term trends in
reservoir nutrient loading and eutrophication. The positions are for two years with the possibility of renewal for an additional two years. The
positions will be based at DEP’s Kingston New York location, 100 miles North of NYC in the Catskill Mountains and Hudson River Valley.
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Global Adaptation Atlas
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Water Wiki launched with IWA
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US EPA water and climate webcast
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Mazamas research grants
Please distribute this information to the appropriate department, faculty member or graduate students within your institution.
The Mazamas, a 3,000 member Oregon mountaineering organization headquartered in Portland OR, is soliciting research grant proposals from scientists and their graduate students. Our organization supports research projects in keeping with the purposes of the Mazamas, including the investigation of geologic features, biotic communities, and human endeavors pertaining to mountains, forests, rivers, and lakes.
The Committee evaluates each proposal and awards grants to selected applicants in the spring of each year. Grants range from $500 to as much as $3,500 from a total amount available this year of approximately $11,500. The Publications Committee may edit and publish the final report of each grantee’s research in the Mazamas Annual Journal. Read More...
Hydrology research fellowships
Graduate training in hydrologic science typically focuses on a single field site or modeling approach. To assist graduate students in enriching their research program by moving beyond this “one site, one view,” CUAHSI is providing travel support for graduate students to make an extended visit (ca. 1-3 months) to conduct field research at an additional site or to collaborate with a research group using alternate modeling methods. CUAHSI will provide funding for up to five graduate students, with a $5000 maximum award to each recipient, to cover travel costs. Read More...
Freshwater conservation research fellowships: PhD & postdoc levels
Advancing Conservation through Science
WWF-US is pleased to announce the availability of Kathryn Fuller Fellowships for 2010. For nearly 50 years WWF has committed to delivering science-based conservation results while incorporating the latest research and innovations into our work. As part of its commitment to advancing conservation through science, WWF established Kathryn Fuller Fellowships to support PhD students and postdoctoral researchers working on issues of exceptional importance and relevance to conservation in WWF-US priority places. This year, the Kathryn Fuller Science for Nature Fund will support doctoral and postdoctoral research in the following three areas.
- ecosystem services
- measuring and monitoring carbon stocks in forests
- climate change impacts on and adaptation of freshwater resources
Cluster academic hire in ecology and hydrology
Virtual freshwater conference — available 24/7
Request for info on biofuels
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Postdoc & PhD programs in desert hydroecology
Telebriefing from the World Climate Congress
Hosted by the World Meteorological Organization, the conference, which brought together more than 2,000 climate scientists, sectoral experts and decision-makers, established a Global Framework for Climate Services to “strengthen production, availability, delivery and application of science-based climate prediction and services.”
Dr. Lubchenco will offer her observations and impressions from the conference, sharing some insights into the valuable collaboration and lessons learned from both the scientific segments, the meetings she attended and comments from heads of state from around the world. Climate change is a shared challenge, and this conference confirmed the pressing need for increased collaboration and coordination to improve the science and observations that support the development of climate information as well as the need to improve the coordination and delivery of climate information and services in all countries.
The call will be moderated by newly appointed NOAA Director of External Affairs, Andy Winer, and Dr. Lubchenco will take questions from participants.
Dial-in information:
US Toll Free Number: 877-457-9382
International Number: +1-630-395-0031
Participant Passcode: CLIMATE
Please contact Jennifer Austin at +1 202-302-9047 if you have any questions.
For more information about the conference go to:
World Climate Conference 3 information: http://www.wmo.int/wcc3/page_en.php
NOAA homepage: http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2009/20090904_wcc3closing.html
Another USGS postdoc opp
Research Advisor(s): Jill Baron, (970-491-1968), jill_baron@usgs.gov, Travis Schmidt (970-226-9470), tschmidt@usgs.gov; Matthew Wallenstein, Colorado State University (970-491-7056), mawallen@nrel.colostate.edu; Andrew Fountain, Portland State University (503-725-3386), andrew@pdx.edu.
Mendenhall Fellows are appointed to the USGS for two years and receive full salary and benefits at the GS-12 level. The 2009 base salary for a GS-12, step 1 is $59,383. This amount might be higher depending on the amount of locality pay or cost-of-living allowance (COLA) for the geographic area of the assignment. The appropriate Human Resources Office contact can provide further information upon request.
When to Apply. The application closing date is November 9, 2009. Applicants must include an 8-page research proposal.
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USGS postdoc opportunity
Australian Climate Change Reports
The first report, Australia’s biodiversity and climate change:
A strategic assessment of the vulnerability of Australia’s biodiversity to climate change is a comprehensive evaluation that also discusses the policy and institutional aspects of moving conservation into a climate change future. In this regard it contains some useful ideas for those of you working on these issues in other countries.
http://www.climatechange.gov.au/impacts/biodiversity_vulnerability.html
The second report, Implications of Climate Change for Australia's World Heritage Properties, discusses sites such as Kakadu and the Great Barrier Reef, but also includes an assessment of cultural sites.
http://www.environment.gov.au/heritage/publications/climatechange/pubs/worldheritage-climatechange.pdf
Dr. Cassandra Brooke
Manager, Climate Adaptation
WWF Australia T: +61 2 8202 1219 F: +61 2 9281 1060
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Fisheries & Climate Change
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Freshwater Climate Adaptation Conference in DC
Speakers Agenda Registration Information Logistics
November 3rd and 4th, 2009, Washington, DC, USA, Smithsonian Museum of Natural History.
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PhD positions: Arctic stream seasonality shifts
Three Ph.D. Opportunities in Collaborative, Integrated Research
The Arctic System Science program of the National Science Foundation has funded a collaborative and integrated project to address the question “How does changing seasonality affect the capacity of arctic stream networks to influence nutrient fluxes from the landscape to the ocean?” As the arctic region warms in the future the synchrony among soil microbial processes (driven largely by warming temperatures) and terrestrial plant processes (driven by an unchanged light regime) will become increasingly out of phase. We expect that this growing asynchrony in arctic seasonality will have important impacts on the seasonal patterns of in-stream nutrient processing that ultimately control the flux of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus from the arctic landscape to the Arctic Ocean via river networks. The primary goal of our project is to quantify the relative influences of throughflow, lateral inputs, and hyporheic regeneration on the seasonal fluxes C, N, and P in an arctic river network, and to determine how these influences will shift under seasonal conditions that are likely to be substantially different in the future. To address this goal, we seek three, motivated, self-starting, and experienced graduate students who are excited about the prospect of working on a multi-disciplinary and multi-institutional research project. The three research opportunities and the respective mentors and institutions are: Read More...
Wetlands Restoration Conference
Postdoc Session on Climate Change Research and Adaptation
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Water and Fire Report
Request for Adaptation Policy Forum Articles
River Restoration Conference
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Climate Change Synthesis Report
Adaptation Hotspots Atlas
In recent years global attention to climate change has focused both on mitigation, reducing emissions of greenhouse gases, and adaptation, building local resilience to climate impacts. However, unlike mitigation, where emissions reductions anywhere in the world provide benefits everywhere, adaptation is inherently a spatial problem, where the locations of key climate impacts, populations, and responses need to be tailored to specific locations to be effective. As a result, mapping has the potential to serve as a common lens through which to view climate impacts and adaptation alternatives and define a preliminary set of "hotspots," or global target areas for intervention. This presentation describes a new initiative to build an online Global Adaptation Atlas to capture ever-evolving spatial information on key climate impacts and adaptation activities affecting food, water, land, health, and livelihood systems around the globe. The aim is to support scientists, policymakers, and citizens in visualizing what impacts are likely to affect their region(s), what activities are already underway, and what gaps need to be filled. [More information on the Atlas is available at: www.adaptationatlas.org] Read More...
Restore America's Estuaries conference
Theme: Preparing for Climate Change: Science, Practice, and Policy Read More...
Sustainable estuary management conference
Small climate adaptation grants
Can you contribute to building understanding of the role of governance in climate change adaptation and reducing risk to disasters? The CDG Programme offers research bursaries of up to US$1,000 to developing country researchers. The bursaries support research into how different governance arrangements at the national and local level can best reduce risks from climate related disasters.
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PhD position in dam operations & climate change
Oregon State University announces a PhD position to begin September 1, 2009 in the area of dam reoperation and climate change. This position supports a project to investigate dam operation strategies on the Willamette River, OR, and Lancang River, China, under three climate change scenarios. Read More...
World Lake Conference: Wuhan
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Position: Monitoring North American Freshwater Biogeochemistry
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Water ReUse Symposium: Seattle, WA, Sept 09
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Paleoclimate conference
The meeting program is at: http://www.pages-osm.org/osm/program_full.html
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Urban River Restoration: Call for Participants
The following is an announcement regarding the upcoming WEF Urban River Restoration Conference and its co-located partner, the WEF/IWA Cities of the Future Conference.
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Post-doc: Desert Fishes and Climate
Kansas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, Division of Biology
Kansas State University
Responsibilities: We seek a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher with strong quantitative skills
for a collaborative project to develop a regional conservation plan and assess threats to desert fishes of
the Lower Colorado River Basin USA at multiple spatial scales. The successful applicant will be co-
advised by Dr. Craig Paukert (Kansas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, Kansas State
University) and Dr. Julian Olden (School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, University of Washington),
and will work closely with fisheries biologists as part of the Desert Fishes Habitat Partnership of the
National Fish Habitat Initiative.
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