Ecological and Environmental Processes

Ecological indicator

Ecological civilization

Ecological light pollution

Ecological impact of explosives

Agroecology

Supply chain resilience

Fungal extracellular enzyme activity

E. A. Johnson

Social ecological model

David Lindenmayer

Josette Garnier

Aeroplankton

Phytoextraction process

Pastoralism

Social Austria of the Future

Roadkill hotspot

Ecological assessment

Lindane

Geography and ecology of the Everglades

Carbon Disclosure Project

Catherine H. Graham

2017 in paleomammalogy

Vegetation and slope stability

Great American Interchange

Robert Henry Peters

Ecological engineering

Samuel D. Gosling

Conservation finance

Escape and radiate coevolution

Organizational ecology

Timothy R. McClanahan

Impacts13

• You're passionate about studying the Earth's natural processes and human impacts - and you want to prepare for a rewarding career in environmental sciences. (uea.ac.uk)
• This MSc programme will give you a rigorous understanding of the Earth's natural processes, the impacts of human activities on the global environment and the strategies required for the sustainable management of natural resources. (uea.ac.uk)
• Learn how to consider climate change impacts when preparing an environmental assessment. (ontario.ca)
• sets out a process that requires proponents to consider impacts on the environment which is broadly defined to include the natural, social, economic, cultural and built environments. (ontario.ca)
• This guide also supports the province's Climate Change Action Plan by outlining how environmental assessment processes and studies can incorporate climate change impacts considerations. (ontario.ca)
• which demonstrates how integrating environmental priorities at the planning level can accelerate development of projects and permitting while avoiding or minimizing environmental impacts that require future mitigation. (dot.gov)
• These tools will enhance an agency's ability to forecast environmental impacts, which will improve overall project delivery. (dot.gov)
• Its ability to handle massive datasets aids in creating predictive models that offer insights into future environmental impacts. (khaleejtimes.com)
• The position is permanent and is affiliated with the Department of Environmental Impacts and Sustainability at NILU's main offices at Kjeller. (finn.no)
• Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are of concern because of their high persistence (or that of their degradation products) and their impacts on human and environmental health that are known or can be deduced from some well-studied PFAS. (rsc.org)
• Research on environmental pollutants impacts on health as toxic metals and metalloids developing analytical methods for exposure biomarkers and population biomonitoring in surveillance projects. (cdc.gov)
• Toxicological research on environmental and analytical toxicology, toxic metals (methalloids) exposure, biological monitoring and health impacts in vulnerable Uruguayan populations. (cdc.gov)
• Mixed qualitative and quantitative methods were used to pinpoint the causes of the shortages, and ecological impacts of consumer behavior were related. (lu.se)

Footprint5

• Reducing landfilled food waste is an opportunity for Gleaners to reduce its overall environmental footprint and become a more sustainable operation. (purdue.edu)
• Similarly, AI, despite its wonders, is causing concern due to its significant ecological footprint. (khaleejtimes.com)
• This includes contributing to the development and application of methods to determine the environmental footprint of products and industrial processes. (finn.no)
• In addition to respecting environmental standards, PEUGEOT aims to lead the way in sustainable mobility and therefore devotes substantial means towards reducing the ecological footprint of its vehicles. (peugeot.co.uk)
• Which type of beef has the smaller environmental footprint? (npr.org)

Agro-ecological2

• Agro-ecological zoning is based on the synthesis of land feature information, climate, and crop characteristics. (esri.com)
• The Global ELUs data will support the analysis and formulation of agro-ecological zoning by providing a standard foundation or starting point for zonation. (esri.com)

Approaches6

• The benefits of integrating ecosystem-level environmental considerations into highway planning are widely recognized, and there is an immediate need for practical guidance on how to implement these approaches cost-efficiently. (dot.gov)
• The solution includes tools and resources to help make ecological approaches a priority such as conducting ecological assessments, developing ecosystem services crediting, building collaborative interagency relationships and usable data collections, and developing organizational strategies. (dot.gov)
• In various projects, we have combined genetic and ecological approaches to better understand the evolutionary biology of P. cembra and to contribute to its sustainable use and conservation where necessary. (wsl.ch)
• To enhance the effectiveness of prevention efforts, prioritization of approaches should take into account not only the hierarchy of controls, social-ecological models, community and stakeholder participation, and tailoring of approaches to specific local work settings, but also methods that reduce local and global disparities and better address the source of heat exposure, including conservation-informed land-use planning, built environment, and prevention through design approaches. (cdc.gov)
• This paper discusses the ecological gradient principle and shows interrelations of this concept with several approaches of ecosystem analysis and theory. (witpress.com)
• The thesis furthermore provides a novel analysis of the legal capacity required to implement this obligation, as well as an analysis of the legal capacity of regulatory approaches used for implementing environmental flows. (lu.se)

Ecosystem services3

• The ELUs and other potential ecological facet aggregations provide an accounting framework to assess ecosystem services, such as carbon storage and soil formation, as well as risks such as environmental degradation. (esri.com)
• Considerations of Ecosystem Services in Ecological Forest Management. (routledge.com)
• The thesis specifically examines the obligation to protect environmental flows, which essentially means to protect a certain water flow for the benefit of freshwater ecosystems and the ecosystem services they supply. (lu.se)

Biodiversity3

• Forests are valued not only for their economic potential, but also for the biodiversity they contain, the ecological services they provide, and the recreational, cultural, and spiritual opportunities they provide. (routledge.com)
• The MSc Biodiversity and Global Change focuses on the evolutionary and ecological processes that underpin biodiversity. (ucl.ac.uk)
• Understand the scientific methods that underpin the study of biodiversity, including ecological and evolutionary models, statistics, and experimental design. (ucl.ac.uk)

SUSTAINABILITY12

• In addition to our core MSc Environmental Sciences course, we also offer two environmental sciences pathways focusing specifically on sustainability . (uea.ac.uk)
• however, sustainability indicators are seen as increasingly important for managing humanity's coupled human-environmental systems. (wikipedia.org)
• Essays on Social Restructuring Process in Environmental and Ecological Sustainability Issues. (envrexperts.com)
• The world currently is currently undergoing a social restructuring process in which various sustainability issues are being addressed in view of the current theme with regard to environmental and ecological perspectives. (envrexperts.com)
• In the recent past, moves have been made towards the empowering the humans on the importance of sustainability in developing the environmental agenda. (envrexperts.com)
• His research focuses on socio-environmental modeling, knowledge diversity and integration and harnessing collective intelligence for sustainability. (msu.edu)
• The program at CSU, Chico strongly emphasizes the scientific background needed to address pressing environmental and sustainability challenges. (csuchico.edu)
• The Environmental Sciences program strives to best prepare students to be engaged in solving environmental and sustainability problems with a strong scientific foundation. (csuchico.edu)
• Major corporations are recognising AI's environmental potential as they steer ahead on their ESG and sustainability journey. (khaleejtimes.com)
• Students examine these socio-environmental systems through the lens of many disciplines (including natural sciences, social sciences, and the humanities) and frameworks (justice, sustainability, resilience, and limits) to understand the environment and to discover solutions to environmental problems. (stlawu.edu)
• NILU has an open position as a senior scientist/ scientist on ecological economics, environmental footprints, and sustainability at NILU - Norwegian Institute for Air Research. (finn.no)
• This process of change will enable the modernisation of economies, and promote new growth and employment opportunities as well as environmental sustainability. (lse.ac.uk)

ASSESSMENT13

• Environmental science is the interdisciplinary study of atmospheric, oceanic, freshwater and terrestrial environments, coupled with an assessment of the interactions with human society. (uea.ac.uk)
• Environmental assessment is a planning and decision-making process used to promote environmentally responsible decision-making. (ontario.ca)
• The Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (ministry) has developed codes of practice (codes) to provide guidance on key aspects of the environmental assessment process. (ontario.ca)
• This guide is a companion to the codes of practice and sets out the ministry's expectations for considering climate change in the preparation, execution and documentation of environmental assessment studies and processes (see also Table 1). (ontario.ca)
• Screening criteria, class environmental assessment methodology may support consideration. (ontario.ca)
• This is a comprehensive assessment of ecological forest management. (routledge.com)
• The Eco-Efficiency Analysis compares the life cycles of products or manufacturing processes in a holistic approach from the assessment including raw materials sourcing, product manufacture and use, to disposal or recycling. (basf.com)
• The LEDS is one of four waste stream data bases which are components of the Environmental Assessment Data Systems (EADS). (epa.gov)
• The EADS concept has been designed to aid researchers in environmental assessment, emissions characterization, and control technology development. (epa.gov)
• Neurocognitive assessment involves several different types of processes, techniques and instruments. (bvsalud.org)
• The aim of this paper was to present the contributions of an ecological neuropsychological approach to assessment, rehabilitation, and neuroimaging, while discussing the theoretical implications of these processes on the neuropsychology of executive functions. (bvsalud.org)
• This was achieved through a non-systematic review of classical and contemporary literature on ecological assessment tools. (bvsalud.org)
• The use of an ecological approach has contributed to the understanding and assessment of functional impairment, as well as to the development of rehabilitation programs focusing on practical daily living activities, allowing for a clearer understanding of the neural correlates of complex environmental and individual factors, and for a more thorough reassessment of the validity of theoretical models of executive functions. (bvsalud.org)

Potential ecological1

• And it allows us to look into the future, since Eco-Efficiency Analysis is utilized in making strategic decisions and it also helps detect and exploit potential ecological and economic improvements. (basf.com)

Evolutionary processes3

• My research interest revolves around the key issue of how we became human through evolutionary processes. (calacademy.org)
• Analysis of environmental and ecological factors affecting primate and human evolutionary processes. (calacademy.org)
• For many problems, I employ techniques known as Adaptive Dynamics to study ecological feedback on evolutionary processes. (lu.se)

Ecosystems10

• Ecological indicators are used to communicate information about ecosystems and the impact human activity has on ecosystems to groups such as the public or government policy makers. (wikipedia.org)
• Ecosystems are complex and ecological indicators can help describe them in simpler terms that can be understood and used by non-scientists to make management decisions. (wikipedia.org)
• 4] Using ecological indicators is a pragmatic approach since direct documentation of changes in ecosystems as related to management measures, is cost and time intensive. (wikipedia.org)
• To better understand the significance of the new Global Ecological Land Units (ELUs) map and the data behind it, I recently met with project leads, Roger Sayre , Ph.D., Senior Scientist for Ecosystems, USGS, and Randy Vaughan, Manager of Content Engineering, Esri. (esri.com)
• Tapestry of World Ecosystems: This story map introduces ecological land units and explores more than 100 places where diversity is highest. (esri.com)
• While ELUs do not definitively characterize ecosystems at multiple scales, they do provide information and pointers to the ecological patterns of the globe. (esri.com)
• He has published papers on productivity and succession, carbon cycle, uncertainty analysis, and the development of empirical, succession (gap), and process-based models for forest ecosystems. (routledge.com)
• Ecological Restoration (ER) is a scientific discipline that has recently emerged due to the increasing need to restore damaged ecosystems. (bcit.ca)
• The Bachelor Degree in Ecological Restoration provides graduates with a strong foundation in the methods available to restore a broad range of ecosystems that have been impacted by human influences in British Columbia, across Canada and in other parts of the world. (bcit.ca)
• The obligation to protect the integrity of transboundary watercourses' ecosystems is understood to apply within the context of the principle of equitable and reasonable use, meaning that the protection of ecosystem in most cases will be subject to a reconciliation process where uses of a watercourse are made subject to trade-offs between competing needs and interests. (lu.se)

Stakeholders1

• He has authored over 100 peer reviewed publications and is the lead editor on the book, Environmental Modeling with Stakeholders: Methods, Theories and Applications . (msu.edu)

ECONOMICS1

• 11] Ecological science Ecology movement Ecosystem valuation Ecological yield Deep ecology Human ecology Systems ecology Ecosystem ecology Ecoinformatics Ecosystem Environmental ethics Environmental economics Indicator plants Indicator species Measurement of biodiversity ^ Bertollo, P. (1998). (wikipedia.org)

CONSERVATION6

• It also provides guidelines and model agreements to support integrating conservation, planning, and environmental permitting into an agency's ecosystem approach. (dot.gov)
• The BS in Environmental Sciences prepares students for careers or graduate education in fields such as wildlife management, air and water protection, energy grid analysis, and soil conservation. (csuchico.edu)
• Central to that research has been the application of ecological principles to the conservation of rare, endangered, or declining species and their habitats. (google.com)
• The MSc will provide vocational training for those developing careers in applied conservation, environmental policy, and environmental management. (ucl.ac.uk)
• The MSc provides vocational training for those developing careers in applied conservation, environmental policy, and environmental management. (ucl.ac.uk)
• Conservation strategies are undermined by limited scientific knowledge, especially of mechanisms that link ecological and social processes. (clarku.edu)

Perspectives1

• Students will consider multiple perspectives on the goals, values and interdisciplinary nature of environmental education, review locally available curricular materials and obtain a grounding in appropriate models for learning and teaching environmental topics. (sfu.ca)

Bachelor of Scie1

• Bachelor of Science (Agricultural and Environmental Sciences) (B.Sc. (mcgill.ca)

Degradation4

• Once celebrated for its power, it's now at the heart of the climate debate, particularly in its contribution to environmental degradation. (khaleejtimes.com)
• The course surveys the characteristics of natural environments coupled with diverse human populations, explores how those systems function and interact, discusses causes and consequences of environmental degradation, and assesses multifaceted solutions to environmental problems. (stlawu.edu)
• The course also highlights the impact of economic over-production, governmental policy, and personal lifestyles, including affluence, as well as the environmental, social, and racial injustices associated with environmental degradation. (stlawu.edu)
• The class has a substantial focus on environmental ethics, and thinks hard about how different religious systems might contribute to either or both environmental degradation and solutions to environmental problems. (stlawu.edu)

Physiological2

• By definition, comparative physiology is broad, spanning a variety of animal taxa occurring in diverse environmental settings, and studied at many levels of biological organization (from molecular physiology to physiological ecology). (scienceblogs.com)
• This breadth allows comparative physiology to (a) understand basic physiological processes and (b) identify novel mechanisms used by animals to solve specific physiological challenges. (scienceblogs.com)

CLIMATE CHANGE5

• They will be useful for constructing research agendas and for understanding global processes such as climate change. (esri.com)
• Systems thinking in an era of climate change: Does cognitive neuroscience hold the key to improving environmental decision making? (msu.edu)
• NILU - Norwegian Institute for Air Research (170 employees) aims to increase the understanding of processes and effects of climate change, of the composition of the atmosphere, of air quality and of hazardous substances. (finn.no)
• Using the latest IPCC models (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), the team expects the ' Biological Pump' - a process where microscopic plants, often called phytoplankton, take up carbon and then die and sink into the deep ocean where carbon is stored for hundreds of years - to account for five to 17% of the total increase in carbon uptake by the oceans by 2100. (eurekalert.org)
• The two reports have been instrumental in focusing the global climate change debate more closely on the consequences for human health and on the environmental effects of greatest importance to sustainable development, as witnessed by growing interest of the international research community in human health and related issues. (who.int)

Biosphere3

• The Global ELUs map portrays a systematic division and classification of the biosphere using ecological and physiographic land surface features. (esri.com)
• Environmental geology is a multidisciplinary field of applied science that involves the study of the interaction of humans with the geologic environment including the biosphere, the lithosphere, the hydrosphere, and the atmosphere. (stlawu.edu)
• The resilience of the community of life and the well-being of humanity depend upon preserving a healthy biosphere with all its ecological systems, a rich variety of plants and animals, fertile soils, pure waters, and clean air. (sacredearth.com)

Practitioners1

• SHRP2 has developed an Integrated Ecological Framework (IEF), a nine-step, science-based process that helps practitioners identify ecological priorities within a region and make timely decisions about highway enhancements, enabling mutually-beneficial solutions for transportation and the environment. (dot.gov)

Research12

• Real-time interaction between the author and the review editors speeds up the review process enabling research findings to be published timely. (frontiersin.org)
• The MSc Environmental Sciences is a one-year full-time course with both taught components and an independent research project. (uea.ac.uk)
• therefore, it is vital to discriminate between uncertainties that are irreducible (i.e., environmental or demographic stochasticity, which might not be resolved with more information but must be considered regardless in making forecasts) and uncertainties that are reducible through research, monitoring, and surveillance. (cdc.gov)
• His research has been funded domestically by the National Science Foundation, the Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center ( SESYNC ) and by federal resource management agencies including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the United States Department of Agriculture, the United States Geological Survey, the National Academies of Science and DARPA. (msu.edu)
• He is a member of the editorial advisory board of Ecological Modelling and the International Journal of Forestry Research , and is also associate editor of Ecoscience . (routledge.com)
• Swiss stone pine is characterized by life history traits that make it a suitable model system for ecological and evolutionary research. (wsl.ch)
• Research is focused in three broad areas: (1) understanding the ecological factors that constrain species diversity and abundance, (2) modeling wildlife habitat relationships at the population and landscape level, and (3) improving wildlife population sampling methods. (google.com)
• Acurex Corp., Mountain View, CA. Energy and Environmental Div.;Industrial Environmental Research Lab. (epa.gov)
• My research program focuses on the discovery and interpretation of hominin fossils and their environments with emphasis on fieldwork designed to acquire new data on early hominid skeletal biology, environmental context, and behavior. (calacademy.org)
• Environmental and molecular epidemiologic research on heavy metals. (cdc.gov)
• More recent research indicates that the following factors affect health-related physical activity: urban form (9-11), neighborhood design (12,13), neighborhood environmental quality (14), street type (15), vegetation (16), the proportion of green space, residential density, and the general impression of activity-friendliness of the neighborhood (17). (cdc.gov)
• This research confirmed consumers' narrowed consideration set, willingness to pay, and significant reliance on processed foods which indicates agronomic biofortification, breeding strategies, selective imports and improved processed food quality are important mitigation strategies. (lu.se)

Integrity3

• Few outcomes of the gradient principle for environmental management are listed, reaching from indicator derivation, integrity utilization to ecosystem service-based valuations. (witpress.com)
• The principles are grounded in the four pillars of Respect and Care for the Community of Life, Ecological Integrity, social and Economic Justice, and Democracy, Nonviolence, and Peace. (sacredearth.com)
• The thesis explores the obligation in international law to protect the ecological integrity of transboundary watercourses. (lu.se)

Practice1

• We integrate theory and practice to instill the scientific knowledge and critical analysis skills students will need to develop and apply sustainable solutions to environmental problems. (csuchico.edu)

World's2

• Future sustainable management, and establishment of environmental flow requirements for the world's big rivers, must be supported through co-ordinated international funding, and trans-continental political agreement to monitor these rivers, finance their continual upkeep and help ameliorate increasing anthropogenic pressures. (nature.com)
• The collaborative partnership between Esri and USGS resulted in a dynamic online map representing the world's ecological diversity at unprecedented detail and authority. (esri.com)

Biological2

• The Environmental Science Program strives to provide our students with an understanding of the form, function, and interactions of physical and biological systems. (csuchico.edu)
• This outcome will help us to better understand the processes that control the biological carbon pump and to predict more reliably how much of the carbon released due to human activity will be stored in the ocean in the future. (eurekalert.org)

Framework2

• The framework provides clear, practical steps to enhance integration and to support an ecological approach to environmental stewardship. (dot.gov)
• This indicates that the question of what shapes pro-environmental behavior is such a complex one that it cannot be visualized through one single framework or diagram. (researchgate.net)

Stochasticity1

• Ever since I started my PhD with Dr. Jörgen Ripa , I have been interested in general evolutionary problems such as speciation in variable environments, optimization of life histories and how environmental stochasticity influences evolution of ecological communities. (lu.se)

Patterns1

• The dominant patterns of production and consumption are causing environmental devastation, the depletion of resources, and a massive extinction of species. (sacredearth.com)

Interdisciplinary1

• Through your choice of taught modules, you can carve your own curriculum pathway - you could focus on a specific area of environmental sciences or include a range of interdisciplinary subjects. (uea.ac.uk)

Challenges5

• How can we solve the environmental challenges we face today? (uea.ac.uk)
• 10] Indicators also face other limitations and challenges, such as: Lack of reference levels, therefore it is unknown if trends in environmental change are strong or weak. (wikipedia.org)
• Such enhanced predictions can greatly assist governments in managing environmental challenges like flash floods, droughts, or unexpected climate shifts. (khaleejtimes.com)
• Modeling Forest Carbon Budgets toward Ecological Forest Management: Challenges and Future Directions. (routledge.com)
• Working with our many diverse partners on a wide range of applied restoration projects, students gain extensive experience tackling some of the many environmental challenges facing local, regional, provincial and international communities. (bcit.ca)

Consequences1

• Qualify human alterations of Earth's natural processes and their consequences. (csuchico.edu)

Explores1

• Explores environmental issues through a multi-disciplinary approach and relates historical and contemporary problems in human-environment interactions to school curricula from the elementary to the secondary level. (sfu.ca)

EFFECTIVENESS2

• Assisting to monitor and assess the effectiveness of measures taken to increase and enhance ecological goods and services. (wikipedia.org)
• Eco-Efficiency Analysis looks at environmental impact in proportion to a product's cost-effectiveness. (basf.com)

Assessments2

• The Eco-Efficiency Analysis follows ISO 14040:2006 and 14044:2006 for environmental life cycle assessments. (basf.com)
• To measure the environmental impact of a farming system, scientists rely on studies known as life-cycle assessments (LCAs), which take into account resources and energy use at all stages. (npr.org)

Histories1

• Comparative physiology takes advantage of the diverse evolutionary histories and ecological settings of animals. (scienceblogs.com)

Scales1

• What are the relevant scales for ecological processes and do they match management scales? (lu.se)

Characteristics2

• On the one hand, it might restrict the usefulness of the word "alpine" as a descriptor of the particular ecosystem traits and environmental characteristics of the temperate mountains that inspired the original use of the term. (bioone.org)
• After a general description of ecosystem self-organization, ecological gradients are introduced as emergent ecosystem properties, their characteristics are explained, and different gradient types are distinguished. (witpress.com)

Sustainable1

• The sector needs to assimilate this process and redirect financial flows towards sustainable activities, steer capital away from high-carbon assets and provide itself with a long-term strategic green view that reduces its exposure to climate risks. (lse.ac.uk)

Participation1

• How does religion shape human understanding of, and participation in, ecological systems? (stlawu.edu)

Organisms2

• The interactions between autotrophs and soil organisms and selected groups of animals with close ecological and evolutionary connections with plants (e.g., herbivores and pollinators) will be explored in lecture and laboratory. (mcgill.ca)
• I am interested in how organisms and ecological communities respond to environmental changes such as global warming, intensified agriculture or contamination. (lu.se)

Factors3

• Now is the time to reconnect the financial system with the needs of the real economy, which is undergoing a deep transformation that must take into account social and environmental factors if it is to succeed. (lse.ac.uk)
• When these plankton die, their remains rapidly sink down through the 'Twilight Zone' of the ocean (200 - 1000m) where environmental factors, such as temperature and oxygen concentration, and ecological factors, such as being eaten by other plankton, control how much reaches the deep ocean where the carbon from their bodies is stored away from the atmosphere for hundreds to thousands of years. (eurekalert.org)
• An article about an analysis of interviews with nine mine safety trainers using a social ecological model to examine factors that could be addressed both during and after mine safety training. (cdc.gov)

Approach4

• In the short term, the IEF provides practical guidance on selecting and using the most appropriate effective data, methods, tools, and processes to achieve an integrated, landscape-scale approach to transportation decision making. (dot.gov)
• Through selected course work, environmental issues are explored using a multidisciplinary approach and historical and contemporary issues in human-environment interaction as related to diverse curricula. (sfu.ca)
• A multidisciplinary approach for educators in formal and informal settings with an interest in learning more about environmental issues. (sfu.ca)
• Application of the certification commits all the staff to a continuous improvement approach thanks to appropriate training on environmental protection. (peugeot.co.uk)

Indicators6

• Due to this variety, the development and selection of ecological indicators is a complex process. (wikipedia.org)
• However, ecological indicators are actually a sub-set of environmental indicators. (wikipedia.org)
• Generally, environmental indicators provide information on pressures on the environment, environmental conditions and societal responses. (wikipedia.org)
• Ecological indicators play an important role in evaluating policy regarding the environment. (wikipedia.org)
• For instance, for the CCD, the Unesco-funded Observatoire du Sahara et du Sahel (OSS) has created the Réseau d'Observatoires du Sahara et du Sahel (ROSELT) (website [9][permanent dead link]) as a network of cross-Saharan observatories to establish ecological indicators. (wikipedia.org)
• The Ecological Forest Management Handbook provides a comprehensive summary of interrelated topics in the field, including management concepts, forest models, and ecological indicators. (routledge.com)

Abundance1

• Assessing Abundance, Biomass, and Complexity in the Context of Ecological Forest Management. (routledge.com)

Human5

• Environmental Sciences encompasses a broad field of study that looks at the complex interactions of water, air, soil and life, and how those interactions both affect and are affected by human activity. (csuchico.edu)
• This course is designed to give the student basic understanding of the processes and materials of the earth and relate these concepts/products to human activities. (stlawu.edu)
• Finally, Bossel's basic orientor concept is used to show a gradient-related linkage between environmental and human systems. (witpress.com)
• An unprecedented rise in the human population has overburdened ecological and social systems. (sacredearth.com)
• Water eutrophication has led to increasingly serious algal blooms (HABs) that pose significant threats to aquatic environmental and human health. (bvsalud.org)

Considerations1

• Transportation agencies recognize the value in this and the ecological and economic benefits of integrating environmental considerations into highway planning. (dot.gov)

Diversity2

• The ELUs also lend themselves to the study of ecological diversity, rarity, and evolutionary isolation. (esri.com)
• Modeling Social-ecological knowledge diversity. (msu.edu)

Graduates2

• It will prepare graduates for careers in the agricultural, environmental, health, and biotechnological fields. (mcgill.ca)
• Ecological Restoration graduates will not only bring skills and expertise to current employers but will also be leaders and innovators in this rapidly-developing industry. (bcit.ca)

Faculty1

• Ken Ashley, Faculty, Ecological Restoration, and Director, BCIT Rivers Institute, discusses an important wetland habitat restoration project on the south end of the BCIT Burnaby campus. (bcit.ca)

Pressures2

• Contrasting long-term population trends of beach-nesting shorebirds under shared environmental pressures. (google.com)
• This part of the ocean is still poorly understood because it is so hard to observe but it is also just now starting to come under pressures of environmental change, fishing and deep-sea mining. (eurekalert.org)

Social1

• All of the models we discuss (and many of the ones we do not such as economic models, psychological models that look at behavior in general, social marketing models and that have become known as deliberative and inclusionary processes or procedures (DIPS)) have some validity in certain circumstances. (researchgate.net)

Legislation1

• The benefits of this proposed legislation are not exclusively environmental. (peoplesworld.org)

Systems2

• Take the MSc Environmental Sciences and develop your advanced scientific knowledge in your field along with essential transferable skills in data analysis, tools such as geographic information systems (GIS), and decision-making. (uea.ac.uk)
• ABM provides critical support and process feedback with remote level monitoring platform BACKGROUND Water towers are a critical component of municipal water distribution systems. (environmental-expert.com)

Management5

• Describe the effects of management practices and policies on natural resources and ecosystem processes. (csuchico.edu)
• Featuring contributions from experts on the three main forest types-boreal, temperate, and tropical-this book presents in-depth coverage of important issues in ecological forest management and includes case studies addressing ecological and socioeconomic issues. (routledge.com)
• It illustrates how ecological forest management is a complex process that requires broad ecological knowledge while giving readers a deeper understanding of basic principles and applications. (routledge.com)
• Process-Based Models: A Synthesis of Models and Applications to Address Environmental and Management Issues. (routledge.com)
• a Diploma in Fish, Wildlife and Recreation (FWR) or Forest and Natural Areas Management (FNAM) and a Bachelor's Degree in Ecological Restoration. (bcit.ca)

CHANGE3

• For example, the data will be important to the study of environmental change. (esri.com)
• The alpine tree line marks a distinct change in mountain landscapes as an ecological boundary for tree growth. (wsl.ch)
• We have to change the entire paradigm to use natural ecological processes to gather nutrients and build the soil. (npr.org)

Pathways1

• In 2014, coverage was expanded to include drug absorption pathways and other processes that determine the fate of drugs. (bvsalud.org)

Data7

• Ecological Tapestry of the World online explorer application: Explore the ecological data behind the land unit map and begin planning how it can be used in your work. (esri.com)
• This map as well as the data layers used to create it can be explored in a story map that introduces ecological land units. (esri.com)
• To create this map the data were processed in Esri's ArcGIS cloud computing environment. (esri.com)
• At its core, AI algorithms learn and improve by processing vast amounts of data. (khaleejtimes.com)
• As more data is processed, the predictions become more accurate. (khaleejtimes.com)
• Combining these individual data gives the total environmental impact of a product or process. (basf.com)
• Economic and ecological data are plotted on the Eco-Efficiency Portfolio. (basf.com)

Principles1

• This is accomplished through a broad curriculum that covers the fundamentals of biology, geology, chemistry, and physics and then moves students through key principles of environmental sciences. (csuchico.edu)

Interactions2

• The size of the system, the complexity of the interactions involved, or the difficulty and cost of the measurements needed are often crippling"[7] The terms ecological indicator and environmental indicator are often used interchangeably. (wikipedia.org)
• How does the timing of important actions in species annual cycles influence population growth rates and ecological interactions? (lu.se)

Models3

• AI-based technologies like intelligent garbage bins, classification robots, predictive models, and wireless detection enable the monitoring of waste bins, predict waste collection, and optimise the performance of waste processing facilities. (khaleejtimes.com)
• However, the IPCC models have no consistent representation of the environmental and ecological processes in the Twilight Zone. (eurekalert.org)
• The team will now work towards figuring out which processes in the Twilight Zone are the most important for biologically-driven carbon storage and updating ocean models so they can reliably predict future changes. (eurekalert.org)

Application1

• The bill establishes seven new grant programs under one application process. (peoplesworld.org)

Health3

• What are some of the environmental and health issues surrounding nitrate in groundwater, and options to resolve them? (environmental-expert.com)
• Currently he is a Visiting Scholar at the University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, United States of America, Department of Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences, University of Washington School of Public Health, Seattle, WA. (cdc.gov)
• Captured in Puerto Rico in 1962, this image depicted Dr. Frederick F. Ferguson, former Chief of the Tropical Disease Section, in the Ecological Investigations Program, National Communicable Disease Center, Public Health Service (PHS), Bureau of Disease Prevention and Environmental Control, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW). (cdc.gov)

Sciences2

• Whether you're an environmental sciences graduate seeking additional training, or you've studied a related subject and wish to advance your environmental knowledge and skills, this course is ideal. (uea.ac.uk)
• You can also choose modules from other schools if they contribute to your study in the field of environmental sciences. (uea.ac.uk)

Development2

• Using the IEF means that environmental issues and priorities are addressed early in the planning and development stages. (dot.gov)
• The IEF fosters collaboration early in the planning stage, enabling state DOTs to minimize or entirely avoid time-consuming mitigation activities during the project development process. (dot.gov)