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On this page, find
- announcements.
- a weekly schedule, including readings, some of which will only be available on the website (as downloadable pdfs). The schedule and readings will be updated as we finalize the syllabus during Winter quarter—check back often.
- A book list of texts that you will need to buy, in addition to the articles available on this website.
- information on your faculty for this program.
Announcements Feb 28: Oral presentations of your candidacy paper research will be in weeks 9 and 10. Almost everyone has signed up; the schedule is downloadable here. If you have not yet signed up, you need to do so asap; talk to Heather in class. Students giving their presentations in week 9 have their papers due on Tuesday of week 10; those giving their presentations in week 10 have their papers due on Tuesday of week 9. That's very soon.January 24: PER has space on MASU, one of Evergreen's internal servers, where you can pick up materials not available on the web (e.g. Heather's ppt lectures), and also store your own work there. Access is restricted to students enrolled in PER, so this is a secure site. This also means that you only have access when you're not on a TESC machine if you or your computer are savvy about off-site access.
- Masu program shares are at: smb://masu.cal.evergreen.edu/programs/
- From there, go to PER. Then to handouts, to find the ppt lectures.
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Week |
Day |
Topic |
Reading |
Four (short) articles on repopulating North America with large, native mammals: Donlan et al 2005. Responses 1 & 2 to Donlan. Responses 3 & 4 to Donlan. Response 5 to Donlan. |
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Khasnis & Nettleman 2005 |
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Lynch: debunking the Hubbert Model (a website) |
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Adams 2000. Pond permanence and the effects of exotic vertebrates on anurans. |
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Collins & Storfer, 2003. Global amphibian declines: sorting the hypotheses. |
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Pretty 2003. Social capital and the collective management of resources. |
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Stoms et al, 2005. Integrated coastal reserve planning: making the land-sea connection. |
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Socioeconomic perspectives on Marine Fisheries in the United States |
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| Faculty Name | Phone | Location | Webpages | |
| Amy Cook | (360) 867-6027 | cooka@evergreen.edu | Lab 1, room 3065E | |
| Peter Dorman | (360) 867-6899 | dormanpcr@evergreen.edu | Lab 1, room 3015 | |
| Heather Heying | (360) 867-5535 | heyingh@evergreen.edu | Lab 1, room 3049 | Teaching (TESC) Personal (bamboofrog.org) |
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