61. Florida Museum Of Natural History Environmental Archaeology This discipline analyzes and interprets past human resources uses and human/environment interactions. It is made up of three subdisciplines Zooarchaeology, Archaeobotany, and Archaeopedology. http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/envarch/default.htm

62. College Of Natural Resources And The Environment - UMass Amherst Amherst. This is an official page of the University of MassachusettsAmherst Campus, College of natural resources and the environment. http://www.umass.edu/nre/

UMASS Alum. Captain Peter Holmsten had a dilemma when he was called up for active duty. What would he do with his 33 Bonsai trees that required daily care? Durfee Conservatory Director John Tristan answered the call. >>Full Story >>Full Story Faculty Profile: Richard Rogers Student's Profile: Spring Flower Show Presented by Stockbridge School University of Massachusetts, Amherst . This is an official page of the University of Massachusetts Amherst Campus, College of Natural Resources and the Environment.

63. Islamic Academy Of Sciences IAS International NGO of scientists and scholars working for Third World development in science, technology, natural resources, environment, water and food issues. The site includes information on publications and activities. http://www.ias-worldwide.org/

S I T E M A P About Us IAS Structure Programme ... SITE MAP Islamic Academy of Sciences (IAS) P.O.Box 830036, Amman 11183 JORDAN Tel: +962 6 5522104, +962 6 5523385 Fax: +962 6 5511803 E-mail: secretariat@ias-worldwide.org

64. CENR General Information Committee on environment and natural resources. of 1997. Program Guideto Federally Funded environment and natural resources, Feb, 1997. http://www.nnic.noaa.gov/CENR/cenr.html

Committee on Environment and Natural Resources of the National Science and Technology Council problems was no longer adequate. By working with a wide range of stakeholders, the CENR has identified critical shortfalls in our understanding of important environmental issues and has worked to assure that these shortfalls are addressed. About the CENR Subcommittees: Currently, the CENR is focusing on priority research needs in five areas: Natural Disaster Reduction; Ecological Systems , with emphasis on environmental monitoring; Toxics and Risk Assessment, with emphasis on Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals; Global Change Research ; and Air Quality The CENR's overall research strategy is described in detail in Preparing for the Future Through Science and Technology, an Agenda for Environmental and Natural Resources Research The Annual Report of the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) 2000 including CENR's acitivities in 2000 is available here. Recent Publications: The Proceedings of the Forum on Risk Management and Assessments of Natural Hazards , "Toward a Safer America: Building Natural Hazard Resistant Communities Through Risk Managment and Assessments", February 5-6, 2001. The 2001 Program Guide to Federally Funded Research identifies opportunities for environment-related research in the Federal government for FY2001.

65. Environment And Natural Resources Program region. environment and natural resources Program (ENRP) Focuseson resource and environmental challenges and policy responses. http://ksgnotes1.harvard.edu/BCSIA/ENRP.nsf/www/Home

document.cookie = "CoC_js_id" + "=" + 0; About ENRP Contact ENRP Site Map BCSIA Home ... Kennedy School Search Advanced Search Publications Research Climate Change Policy ... Press Room WPF Program on Intrastate Conflict, Conflict Prevention, and Conflict Resolution Focuses on ways to prevent and limit intercommunal conflict. International Security Program (ISP) Focuses on the most pressing threats to U.S. national interests and international security. Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program (STPP) Focuses on the interaction of science and technology with public policy. The Caspian Region Caspian Studies Program (CSP) Focuses on challenges and opportunities in the Caspian region. Environment and Natural Resources Program (ENRP) Focuses on resource and environmental challenges and policy responses. The Environment and Natural Resources Program (ENRP) at the John F. Kennedy School of Government is at the center of Harvard University ENRP Director''s Welcome New@ENRP ENRP to give 200 Roy Family Award to In the Policy Sphere White House announces New Source Review policy framed by Prof. Robert Stavins

66. Belize, Caribbean Audubon Society, Tropical Birds A nonprofit, non-government, membership organization, dedicated to the promotion of the sustainable use and preservation of our natural resources in order to maintain a balance between people and the environment. http://www.belizeaudubon.org/

THE BELIZE AUDUBON SOCIETY is a non-profit, non-governmental, membership organization dedicated to the promotion of the sustainable use and preservation of our natural resources in order to maintain a balance between people and the environment. Belize is a small Central American / Caribbean nation bordered on the north by Mexico, the south and west by Guatemala, and the east by the Caribbean Sea. Belize's landscape mixes mountains, savannas and coastal lagoons. Offshore lies one of the longest barrier reefs in the world. Belize, for its size, is unique in the number of different habitats and species within its borders. Anywhere within the website, clicking this symbol will bring you to the home page. We at the Belize Audubon Society tend to deal with a little more than just birds. We are a team of conservationists , aiming to preserve Belize's wildlife and natural resources by taking all aspects of our natural heritage into consideration. Our approach to conservation is not only scientific, but incorporates the needs and opinions of local communities, instilling within them a sense of pride and understanding for the natural splendor in which they live. In effect, they themselves will be made aware of the value of conservation harmonized with development. This promotion of appreciation and awareness is accomplished through education which is essential to our success. History Parks Membership Giftshop ... Contact Us Return to Organizations Belize by Naturalight this Belize.Net Web Ring site created by

67. Ruckelshaus Institute William D. Ruckelshaus Institute of environment and natural resources PO Box 3971University of Wyoming Laramie, WY 82071 307766-5080 Fax 307-766-5099 Email http://www.uwyo.edu/enr/ienr.htm

Who We Are Projects Wyoming Open Spaces Initiative School of Environment and Natural Resources ... Website Index Spring, 2003 Film Series: Public Spaces or RV Places? A Critical Examination of American Landscapes Spring, 2003 Faculty / Student Forum on environment and natural resources We are going through a review of the Institute's Strategic Plan, which was developed five years ago. We welcome your comments and suggestions about the Institute's work. A newsletter is now available about the Institute and the School. Recent Distinguished Speakers Series Presentations Thomas Hylton, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, presented a talk on Save our Lands, Save our Towns , Thursday, September 5th, 2002. To obtain a CD or VHS copy of the presentation, call the Ruckelshaus Institute office at 307-766-5080 or email kmays@uwyo.edu . For more information please visit Save our Land, Save our Towns. IENR/SENR and the Buffalo Bill Historical Center sponsored a Distinguished Speaker Presentation by Theodore Roosevelt IV on "Oil and Water: In Which Well Does the Future Lie?"

68. Untitled Document Mission to protect and manage the state's vital natural resources, protect public health and safety, provide quality outdoor recreation and to serve and educate the citizens about the wise use, conservation and enhancement of Delaware's environment. http://www.dnrec.state.de.us/

69. Center For Energy And Environment Nonprofit organization promoting responsible use of energy and natural resources in Minnesota. http://www.mncee.org

70. School Of Environment And Natural Resources School of environment and natural resources. Program Overview, Faculty/StudentForum. William D. Ruckelshaus Institute of environment and natural resources. http://www.uwyo.edu/enr/enrschool.HTM

University of Wyoming School of Environment and Natural Resources Spring 2003 Film Series: Public Spaces or RV Places? A Critical Examination of American Landscapes Program Overview Faculty/Student Forum ... William D. Ruckelshaus Institute of Environment and Natural Resources NEW: Sign up for the Newsletter about the School and the Institute Images of Wyoming in season from the homesite of the State of Wyoming

71. Miscarea Ecologista Din Moldova A voluntary, nonprofit, non-governmental and an apolitical environmental organization. Its mission is to restore the natural balance between the Moldovan environment and population through the conservation of natural resources and the preservation of important ecological sites and monuments. http://www.iatp.md/emm/

This website is hosted free of charge through the Internet Access Training Program (IATP)

72. G-7 Environment And Natural Resources Management environment and natural resources Management (ENRM). G7 Global Information Society,environment and natural resources Management Project You Are Here http://www.g7.fed.us/enrm/

73. Tethys Research Institute - Home is a nonprofit NGO dedicated to the preservation of the marine environment. It focuses on marine animals and particularly on cetaceans inhabiting the Mediterranean Sea, and aims at protecting its biodiversity by promoting the adoption of a precautionary approach for the management of natural resources. http://www.tethys.org/

Last update 28 March, 2003 tethys@tethys.org All photos in this site © Tethys Research Institute do not copy, use or circulate without permission private area

74. Public Employees For Environmental's Home Page Protects employees who protect the environment. It provides a valuable service to government employees and contractors charged with safeguarding the nation's natural resources. Rather than work on environmental issues from the outside, PEER works with and on behalf of employees to effect fundamental change in the way their resource agencies conduct the public's business. http://www.peer.org

Welcome to PEER Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility is a private, non-profit organization that protects the government employees who protect our environment. PEER works with and on behalf of these resource professionals to effect change in the way government agencies conduct business. PEER promotes environmental ethics and government accountability. NOW AVAILABLE! The Art of Anonymous Activism: Serving the Public While Surviving Public Service Co-authored with the Government Accountability Project and the Project on Government Oversight Here are some of the issues PEER is helping environmental professionals address: Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Texas Prairie Dogs: Lubbock leaders ready to root them out Lynx Fur Flying: A Story About Political Meddling with the Practice of Science The right whale to bomb?: The Navy targets feeding grounds while Congress considers legal exemptions Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority A Railway Runs Through It: Why Massachusetts' Hockomock Swamp is headed for an Ecological Trainwreck National Park Service The Grizzly Emergency: Park Service Ranger Bob Jackson sounds the alarm about the Yellowstone Grizzly EPA ENFORCEMENT DOWN 20% All communications with PEER are

75. Department Of Environment And Natural Resources system anchored on performance and merit will now be used in the selection of regionalofficials of the Department of environment and natural resources (DENR). http://www1.denr.gov.ph/

Home About DENR Feedback Links ... More... Office Directory Central Office Bureaus Attached Agencies Regional Offices Projects E-mail Newsletter Member Login User name: Password: Forgot Password? Register Registered members have the option to subscribe to the Newsletter Mailing List Online Surveys What can you say about the new DENR website? Great Average Poor Features DAO 17, DAO 7, AND MUNICIPAL WATERS In this article, find out: What municipal waters are, their importance, how they are determined, what government agencies do to delineate them About DAO 17 Read article on-line Download article ECC Applications Online As of March 26, 2003 the EMB is publishing lists of ECC and CNC applications submitted to all EMB Regional Offices throughout the nation. These lists, containing details of the latest action taken by the Regional Office concerned, are updated weekly. Also included in the list are the date each application was received and the indicative date of completion, based on DAO 42 , which sets timeframe for the processing of applications in an effort to streamline the EIA process.

76. World Wildlife Fund International WWF is the world's largest conservation organization and work in reversing the destruction of the Earth's natural environment. Site in English, French and Spanish. Provides news, resources and information on the living planet. global warming and over fishing campaigns. http://www.panda.org/

Home WWF - The Conservation Organization About WWF Who We Are What We Do Species ... At Home or Work Campaign Volunteer Donate or Join Go Shopping Spread the word Take Action Now Norway's unique forests and many species are in peril due to the lack of protection. Help push for protection. European banks contribute to the destruction of a forest jewel In a new report, WWF shows how several European banks and companies have been contributing to the destruction of Tesso Nilo, one of the world's richest rainforests, located on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Already 64% of the Tesso Nilo forest, one of the last refuges for the threatened Sumatran elephants, have been converted into vast industrial plantations since the middle of the 1980s. Read the press release Download the report (pdf) Read the press release Download the report (pdf) Textsize Site Index WWF Worldwide Contact Us Privacy Policy ... Credits

77. The Page You Requested Could Not Be Found One of four Institutes which form the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, a part of the UK natural environment Research Council. Research into all aspects of the terrestrial environment and its resources. Has 180 specialist staff, based at six research stations, each with its own particular expertise and regional emphasis. http://www.nmw.ac.uk/ite/

CEH Home Science About CEH Search ... Site Map Error 404 The page you requested could not be found. This is because the Institute of Terrestrial Ecology web pages have been removed due to its merger with the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology. For further information please visit the CEH web pages at: http://www.ceh.ac.uk Please use the above link, and don't forget to change your bookmarks. Back to top of page CEH Home Science About CEH ... Site Map ©2000 - NERC's Centre for Ecology and Hydrology.

78. Winrock International - Nonprofit Organization, International, Domestic, Rural D Winrock International assists the disadvantaged everywhere to increase economic opportunity, sustain natural resources and protect the environment using innovative approaches in agriculture, forestry, clean energy, leadership training and policy. http://www.winrock.org

W e use innovative approaches in agriculture, environmental protection, renewable energy, leadership development, and policy to increase long-term productivity, equity, and responsible resource management. Our mission is to help the poor and disadvantaged. Our workplace is the world. Who We Are What We Do Where We Work Conference Center ... Home Winrock International is a private, nonprofit organization. 38 Winrock Drive, Morrilton, Arkansas 72110 501.727.5435 1621 North Kent Street, Suite 1200, Arlington, Virginia 22209 703.525.9430 Winrock International

79. SD : People : Population Change - Natural Resources - Environment Linkages In Ea Posted February 1998. Population Change natural resources - EnvironmentLinkages in East and Central Africa. by Alain Marcoux Senior http://www.fao.org/WAICENT/FAOINFO/SUSTDEV/Wpdirect/Wpan0021.htm

Posted February 1998 Population Change - Natural Resources - Environment Linkages in East and Central Africa by Alain Marcoux Senior Officer, Population and Environment Population Programme Service (SDWP) FAO Women and Population Division This note summarizes a paper written for the UNFPA Country Support Team for East and Central Africa. It deals with the 13 countries covered by that Team: namely Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ghana, Nigeria, Chad, Central African Republic, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia and Eritrea. 1. Population and natural resources: the background The sub-region has about 310 million inhabitants in 1997 (see Table 1), i.e. 52 percent of the population of sub-Saharan Africa. Population growth rates during 1990-95 varied considerably, from 3 percent or more in four countries to negative rates in the two countries that were subject to civil strife during that period. The growth rate for the total population of the sub-region was 2.8 percent, yielding a net addition of about 9 million yearly. This is slightly higher than the growth rate for Africa (2.7 percent) and much higher than the rate for all developing countries (1.7 percent). The degree of urbanization also varies considerably in the sub-region, but it is never very high. It is very low in the mountain countries as well as in Eritrea, but reaches 40 percent and more in Nigeria, Liberia and the Central African Republic. (Nigeria is virtually the only country in the region to have an extensive urban network, while in others the urban population tends to be largely concentrated in the capital.) The overall proportion of urban population is 29 percent, significantly under the averages for Africa (36 percent) or all developing countries (38 percent).

80. International Institute For Sustainable Deveopment Information on the use of, and effect on, the environment during economic development, including natural resources. http://iisd.ca/

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