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Subject: FIELD COURSES/CONSERVATION ECOLOGY
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SUMMER FIELD COURSES (4) in Temagami, Ontario, Canada

1. "Ancient Forest Ecology and Conservation"  May 19-31, 1997

   offered through Ancient Forest Exploration & Research and the University
   of Pittsburgh at Johnstown

   for more information,
   contact Dr. Peter Quinby, Department of Biology, University of
   Pittsburgh, Johnstown, PA 15904 email: quinby@vms.cis.pitt.edu
   (814) 269-2911


2-4. "Field Studies in Conservation Ecology"  Three offerings: July 2-14,
   July 22-Aug.3, Aug 12-24, 1997

   offered through Earthwatch (P. Quinby, P.I.) and Drexel University

   for more information,
   contact the College Credit Coordinator, Earthwatch, BOX 9104, Watertown
   MA 02272-9104 email: collegeinfo@earthwatch.org; web site:
   www.earthwatch.org/collcred.html; (800) 776-0188

All courses involve field expeditions by canoe trip to collect data in northern 
temperate ancient forested landscapes; focus is on science for conservation 
application; results are used by local and provincial conservation groups 
to advocate for biodiversity protection

   
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