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Water Ecology:     more books (100)

Pure Water: The Science of Water, Waves, Water Pollution, Water Treatment, Water Therapy and Water Ecology by Casey Adams, 2010-02-01 Biomonitoring in the Water Environment: A Special Publication (Special Publication (Water Environment Federation).) by Water Environment Federation, 1997-06 Water Resources Planning and Management by Jung H. I. Sonu, 1999-10-10 The United Nations World Water Development Report 3: Water in a Changing World by United Nations World Water Assessment Program, 2009-05 Advances in Water Resources & Hydraulic Engineering: Proceedings of 16th IAHR-APD Congress and 3rd Symposium of IAHR-ISHS by Changkuan Zhang, Hongwu Tang, 2009-07-14 Written in Water: Messages of Hope for Earth's Most Precious Resource The Ecology Action Guide by Graham C. Hickman, Carrie M. Waters, 2002-01 Sustainable Development: Power of Water to Ease Poverty and Enchance Ecology by Govindasamy Agoramoorthy, 2009-10-01 Clean Coastal Waters: Understanding and Reducing the Effects of Nutrient Pollution by Committee on the Causes and Management of Eutrophication, Ocean Studies Board, et all 2000-07-01 Water Follies: Groundwater Pumping And The Fate Of America's Fresh Waters by Robert Glennon, 2004-01-14 Water: A Resource in Crisis (Saving the Planet) by Eileen Lucas, 1991-10 Living Water: Viktor Schauberger and the Secrets of Natural Energy by Olof Alexandersson, 2002-12 Biological Monitoring of Rivers (Water Quality Measurements) Aqua Shock: Water in Crisis (Bloomberg) by Susan J. Marks, 2009-10-14

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81. Water Plants 101
    A basic Introduction to the physiology and ecology of aquatic plants  
    http://www.hallman.org/plant/huebert.html
    
    Extractions: A basic Introduction to the physiology and ecology of aquatic plants By Dave Huebert The low diffusivity of CO2 in water, the relatively thick unstirred layer and the high CO2 concentration needed to saturate photosynthesis have prompted one scientist to state, "For freshwater submerged aquatic macrophyte plants, the naturally occurring DIC levels impose a major limitation on photosynthesis ... The DIC limitations on aquatic macrophytes and its corollary, the need to conserve carbon, are becoming increasingly apparent as important ecological features of aquatic environments (George Bowes, 'Inorganic Carbon Uptake by Aquatic Photosynthetic Organisms, 1985)." Aquatic plants have adapted to CO2 limitation in several ways. They have thin, often dissected leaves. This increases the surface to volume ratio and decreases the thickness of the unstirred layer. They have extensive air channels, called aerenchyma, that allow gases to move freely throughout the plants. This allows respired CO2 to be trapped inside the plant and in some species even allows CO2 from the sediment to diffuse into the leaves. Finally, many species of aquatic plants are able to photosynthesize using bicarbonate as well as CO2. This is important, since at pH values between 6.4 and 10.4 the majority of DIC in freshwater exists in the form of bicarbonate. For the aquarist, the supply of CO2 can be augmented in two ways. Both methods work by increasing the rate of diffusion of CO2 into the plants. First, the rate of water movement in the aquarium can be increased. This will decrease the thickness of the boundary layer and ensure that CO2 levels are at air equilibrium. This method is inexpensive, easy to implement and will produce excellent growth of aquatic plants under most conditions. Secondly, CO2 can be injected into the aquarium. This method can be expensive, and if done improperly, can be lethal to fish. This latter method is only essential, however, if there is a significant daily pH fluctuation in the aquarium, or if the species of plants being cultured are completely unable to use bicarbonate (such as Cabomba sp.).

82. Patricia Lemmerman - Registered Landscape Architect And Planner In Pennsylvania
    Registered Landscape Architect and Planner trained in horticulture, ecology, storm water management, grading and construction for residential, commercial and institutional property.  
    http://www.lemmerman-rla.com/

83. MAINE 4-H FISHING
    Marine habitats, water cycles, stream ecology and angling skills.  
    http://members.aol.com/Fishin4H/index.html
    
    Extractions: Fill your tackle box with lures, plugs, spinners..... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - even great flies and streamers you make yourself ! Tackle craft projects also include woodworking, and building outdoor gear like rod cases, streamer wallets, hatbands, Fishing vests and bags, and tee shirt printing. In the area of ETHICS AND FISHERIES MANAGEMENT, we deal with the issues facing fishing like: Landowner Relations, Sharing the Resource with others, The law, fishing as Culture and Tradition, Fish stories, keeping a Journal, and Cooking indoors and out.

84. Discover Outward Bound
    Courses in canoeing, crosscountry and downhill skiing, ecology, dogsledding, first aid, high ropes, hiking, leadership training, mountaineering, rock climbing, kayaking, snowboarding, white-water canoeing and kayaking, white-water rescue, and winter camping. High school credits available.  
    http://www.outwardbound.ca/

85. DHI Water & Environment
    Independent, international organisation affiliated with the Danish Academy of Technical Sciences, offering research and consultation in ecology, environmental chemistry, water resources, environmental informatics, and hydraulic structures, with particular emphasis on environmental monitoring.  
    http://www.dhi.dk/

86. Water Gardens, Stones, Pond Ecology @ HardscapeMaterials
    water garden products of all types, pond Kits, pond ecology, pavers, retaining walls, stone, boulders, anchor retaining walls.  
    http://www.hardscapematerials.com
    
    Extractions: Beautiful Water Gardens We have lots of categories to look through. If there are any products you don't see in Pond Products, Water Garden or Stone Contact Us by E-mail, Fax or Phone. We are here to answer all your Water Garden, Pond Product and Stone Questions. This Site is best viewed in 800 x 600 " Bubbler " Featuring: PondEco Water Gardening Systems Everything for your pond or hardscaping project: Like the Bubbler ^above (in Pond Kits), Waterfalls, Fountains, Ponds, Pond Kits, Liners, Pumps, Filters, Tubing, Koi*, Rock-kits, Skimmers, Water Gardens, Bubblers, Boulders, Flagstone, Gravels, Building Stone, Landscape Stone and much, much, much more! *Koi are only available for local delivery at this time. Contact us for referrals Hardscape Materials, Inc. 11610 S. Memorial Drive Bixby, Oklahoma 74008 Office: 918.369.1170 Fax: 918.369.1180 Design By ON-LINE TRENDS

87. The Lakes Of Missouri Volunteer Program
    A communitybased water monitoring program based around the 25 Missouri Lakes, with a strong emphasis on educating the people about lake ecology and water quality.  
    http://www.snr.missouri.edu/~lmvp/

88. South Florida Wetlands Ecosystems Lab
    Describes wetlands research activities, including studies of mangrove ecology and water quality impacts in the Everglades.  
    http://www.fiu.edu/~ecosyst/

89. Agriculture & Environment Division
    of division and its research projects.IACRRothamsted,UK. Aims to optimise crop yield and quality while protecting soils, water, the food chain and the global environment through an understanding of nutrient acquisition, nutrient transformations, soil ecology and remediation.  
    http://www.iacr.bbsrc.ac.uk/aen/aenindex.htm

90. Water - Campus Ecology - National Wildlife Federation
    information on environmental issues related to water and tips for conducting campusenvironmental research, can be found in the Campus ecology Research Station  
    http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/water.cfm
    
    Extractions: Water is our most precious resource, and making sure it remains clean and plentiful is a challenge for all conservationists. Aging dormitory showerheads, inefficient decorative fountains, leaks in the water main, and improper disposal of lab chemicals, all waste water or threaten the health of the local watershed. But some campuses are finding creative ways to meet this challenge… from cleaning up local wetlands, to treating wastewater organically, to installing waterless toilets! Learn more: Read about actual water and wetlands projects being done on campuses around the country. A recent issue of the Connection newsletter includes a chart listing current stormwater and other water conservation projects at over a dozen campuses. Learn what some Campus Ecology Fellows are doing with stormwater management wastewater treatment , and other water conservation issues. Student research projects related to water conservation and wastewater issues, along with background information on environmental issues related to water and tips for conducting campus environmental research, can be found in the Campus Ecology Research Station To order Ecodemia Greening the Ivory Tower Green Investment, Green Return

91. Managing Land And Water
    Consultancy and research; site has several technical papers on topics in aquatic ecology, water management, and river restoration. Based in UK.  
    http://www.headwaterstreams.com/
    
    Extractions: Managing Land and Water - Consultancy and Research Contact Quinlan Consulting A recent article is featured on the links below, from the River and Riparian Lands Management Newsletter, produced by Land and Water Australia. Find Land and Water Australia at: www.rivers.gov.au The article: Page 1 Page 2 The full publication is available here from Land and Water Australia We specialize in... ...and research on... Ecology: Competitive Exclusion Ecology: the Intermediate Disturbance Hypothesis Eutrophication in fresh waters Water abstraction in fresh waters: the River Itchen ... The effects of deforestation on the Hydrological Regime

92. Watershed Management Directorate
    Describes the activities of this official body in managing the water resources, ecology and communities of the region.  
    http://www.wmdua.org/

93. Journals Issued By The Institute Of Systematics And Evolution Of Animals
    Original papers dealing with systematics, biology, faunistics, zoogeography, ecology, and paleontology of land and freshwater animals.  
    http://www.isez.pan.krakow.pl/journals/journals.htm
    
    Extractions: Deputy Editor: Zdzis³awa STEBNICKA E-mail: stebnicka@isez.pan.krakow.pl Instructions to authors Volume Contents: Vertebrates Volume 45 (special issue) (2002) - .pdf Volume 45(2) (2002) Volume 45(1) (2002) Volume 44(2) (2001) Volume 44(1) (2001) Volume 43(1-2) (2000) Volume 42(3) (1999) Volume 42(1) (1999) Volume 41(1) (1998) Volume 40(2) (1997) Volume 39 (1996) Volume 38(3) (1995) Volume 38(1) (1995) Volume 37(1) (1994) Volume 36(2) (1993) Volume 35(2) (1992) Volume 34(2) (1991) Invertebrates Volume 45(4) (2002) - .pdf

94. OMARC
    Framework projects studying the geology, ecology and continental slope stability of margin and deep water regions .  
    http://www.costa-europe.org/
    
    Extractions: University of Tromsø, Norway. email : jürgen.mienert@ibg.uit.no web : www.costa-europe.org The European Commission is financing ten major research projects dealing with continental margin research. The projects have diverse, but interconnected, ocean margin research themes. The individual projects are innovative and involve a critical mass of leading scientists concentrating on geosphere, biosphere, and biotechnology research in Europe. COSTA is an European Union Fifth Framework funded project. It forms part of the O cean MAR gin C onsortium (OMARC, chairman Prof. J. Mienert) which includes :

95. Massachusetts Office Of Coastal Zone Management
    State information on topics such as coastal water quality, coastal wetlands ecology, shoreline access, port planning, underwater archaeology, and marine aquaculture.  
    http://www.state.ma.us/czm/czm.htm
    
    Extractions: The Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management (CZM) is a part of the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs . Our mission is to balance the impacts of human activity with the protection of coastal and marine resources. As a networked program, CZM was specifically established to work with other state agencies, federal agencies, local governments, academic institutions, nonprofit groups, and the general public to promote sound management of the Massachusetts coast. CZM is funded primarily through the Commonwealth of Massachusetts , the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and the

96. Watch Over Washington Website
    Sponsored by the Department of ecology water Quality Program, WOW provides opportunities for students and teachers to collect environmental data in order to contribute to this statewide project. Includes information on training, funding, monitoring, success stories, announcement board, calendar, conferences, seminars, and environmental reports.  
    http://www.ecy.wa.gov/apps/wow/

97. Australian Wetlands Online
    Consulting specialists in wetland design, wetland ecology, stormwater and wastewater treatment and reuse, water quality, weed control, wetland management, computer modelling. Working with engineers, landscape architects, planners, councils, government departments.  
    http://www.wetlands.com.au
    
    Extractions: Who are Australian Wetlands? Services - what we can do for you Project Experience Staff CV's ... FAQ's Tel : 02 4731 5200 Fax : 02 4731 3266 P.O. Box 4335 Penrith NSW 2750 Australia contact us via email: australian@wetlands.com.au you are visitor number: Lily and Phragmites photographs (above) by André Olson This page was designed by Yvette Barry and Mark Shultz at Australian Wetlands and created by Denis Morgan Jnr

98. Coweeta Watershed, North Carolina
    Part of the NSF LTER network; has been the site of ecological research since the 1930s. Research to evaluate, explain, and predict how water, soil, and forest resources respond to management practices, natural disturbances, and the atmospheric environment.  
    http://sparc.ecology.uga.edu/

99. Dial Cordy And Associates, Inc.
    Employee owned corporation offering environmental consulting services involving natural sciences (including ecology, biology, geology, and chemistry) and regulatory affairs, particularly for planning and water resources applications. Southeastern United States locations.  
    http://www.dialcordy.com/

100. Hawaii Coral Reef Initiative Computer Interactive Bibliography (HCRIB)
     Bibliographic reference data base of surveys, studies, technical reports, and atlases on physical oceanography, biology, taxonomy, water quality, ecology, and reef resources for the main Hawaiian Islands.  
     http://home.hawaii.rr.com/cpie/CoralReefBib.html
     
     Extractions: Officially entitled "Inventory Catalogue of Hawai`i's Coral Reefs" the Hawaii Coral Reef Initiative Computer Interactive Bibliography (HCRIB) is a project of the Hawai`i Wildlife Fund (Principal Investigators, Carl J. Berg and Hannah J. Barnard) in collaboration with AECOS , Inc. (Eric B. Guinther, Joann Fisher, and Hilary Maybaum). This project has been supported by a grant from NOAA / U. S. Coral Reef Initiative The HCRIB is an EndNote Plus bibliographic reference data base which provides reference listings of surveys, studies, technical reports, atlases, and the like on subjects ranging from physical oceanography, biology, taxonomy, water quality, ecology, and reef resources for the main Hawaiian Islands. In gathering references for inclusion, the editors have placed particular emphasis on technical reports (essentially unpublished reports) by corporations, consultants, students, organizations, and government agencies for the reason that these types of studies and surveys are most difficult to track through standard bibliographic data bases. Also, far greater numbers of field surveys and site specific observations are available from this "gray" literature than anywhere else. References listed in this database are limited to marine environments found around the main Hawaiian Islands from the shore out to a depth of about 60 feet. A similar data base for Hawai`i fresh and brackish waters is under development (see

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