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Ocean Conservancy
Washington, the largest and oldest organization dedicated solely to protecting the oceans, The Ocean Conservancy combines science-based advocacy, grassroots activism, litigation, education and outreach to find lasting solutions to issues affecting our oceans and all marine life
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Ocean Planet Homepage
National Museum of Natural History (NMNH) Smithsonian Institution Exhibition
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OceanLink
the primary goal of OceanLink is to educate the public of the importance of the marine environment and its conservation through interactive, electronic media
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Ohio Lake Management Society
The mission of the Ohio Lake Management Society is to promote scientific research and sound management of Ohio's lakes through education and technical assistance, collection and dissemination of water quality data and advocacy of the policies that enhance the quality and protect the ecological and recreational benefits of lakes for the people of Ohio.
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On Spatial Resolution in Habitat Models: Can Small-scale Forest Structure Explain Capercaillie Numbers?
online article, Conservation Ecology 6 (1) 2002
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Online Intertidal Field Guide
basic information and pictures of representative members of the intertidal zone
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Pawnee Montane Skipper Post-fire Habitat Assessment Survey - September 2004
pdf report - Colorado Natural Heritage Program
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Peat-Portal
allows quick exchange of information, identification of problematic areas in management, sharing of ideas, enhancing global awareness of pertinent issues in peatland management, and even as an educational tool for the younger generation
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Pelagic Macroinvertebrates in North Temperate Lakes Primary Study Lakes
core datasets & protocols - North Temperate Lakes Long Term Research
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Peru - Artenvielfalt im tropischen Regenwald
The species diversity of the peruvian tropical rainforest is presented.
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