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Long Term Ecological Conferences & Workshops, 1977-1979, Long Term Ecological Research Network

Long Term Ecological Research Network

A group of scientists representing many areas of ecology met March 16-18, 1977 to discuss fundamental issues concerning long-term ecological measurements. The report of this conference is divided into two parts:

(1) a summary statement from the entire conference; and

(2) specific recommendations regarding terrestrial freshwater and marine ecosystems, prepared by different sections of the conference.

The summary statement concerns the importance and feasibility of long-term ecological measurements and the major recommendations of the conference. In the section part of the report, these issues are reexamined for terrestrial, freshwater, and marine ecosystems. In addition, the second section contains specific recommendations …

Public Participation In Environmental Management: A Case Study, Paul Wilkinson

Natural Resources Journal

No abstract provided.

A Biblography On Migration With Emphasis_1976, Joseph E. Weiss

BBER Publications

This report surveys major scholarly and policy literature on internal migration, rural-to-urban movement, quality of life, demographic change, and Sunbelt growth. The work serves as a reference guide for researchers examining the social, economic, and political consequences of population redistribution.

At The Edge Of Wilderness: Evaluating Environmental And Socioeconomic Costs And Benefits Of Leisure Home Developments Near National Forests In The Semiarid Southwestern U.S.A., University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research

BBER Publications

This report examines the environmental, economic, and social impacts of leisure-home developments near national forests in the semiarid Southwest. It provides citizens, planners, and decision-makers with methods for natural resource inventory, site evaluation, environmental impact assessment, and policy development aimed at minimizing adverse effects while maximizing community benefits.

Land Use Guidance System Planning For Environmental Quality, Edward J. Kaiser, Peggy A. Reichert

Natural Resources Journal

No abstract provided.

Modifying The Weather: A Social Assessment, Edited By W. R. Derrick Sewell, Ray Jay Davis

Natural Resources Journal

No abstract provided.

Ecology Of The Arroyo Hondo Pueblo Site, Nathan Edmund Kelley

Biology ETDs

This ecological study is one part of a major archaeological investigation which began in the summer, 1970. The excavation of the pueblo ruins (Laboratory of Anthropology Site 12) southeast of Santa Fe, New Mexico, is under the supervision of Dr. Douglas Schwartz, Director of the School of American Research, and is supported primarily by a grant from the National Science Foundation (grant no. GS28001X2). The objective of the study was to determine those present environmental qualities which would support or affect in some manner a primitive agricultural society. The environmental factors examined were geology, physiography, soils, climate, hydrology, and vegetation. …

The Utah Controversy: A Case Study Of Public Participation In Pollution Control, Alastair R. Lucas, Patrick A. Moore

Natural Resources Journal

No abstract provided.

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 074, No 104, 3/18/1971, University Of New Mexico

1971

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 074, No 104, 3/18/1971

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 074, No 5, 9/17/1970, University Of New Mexico

1970

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 074, No 5, 9/17/1970

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 073, No 147, 7/16/1970, University Of New Mexico

1970

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 073, No 147, 7/16/1970

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 073, No 20, 10/9/1969, University Of New Mexico

1969

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 073, No 20, 10/9/1969

South Terrace Avenue Development, Donald Krueger

Architecture and Planning ETDs

The execution of the project will be in three stages. First, existing conditions in the area will be assembled and presented in a general manner. This brief ecological study will be graphically described whenever possible. Printed literature will be at a minimum because of time, expense and value. This assemblage of existing conditions will then be utilized to help resolve the second stage which will be programming of the project as described in the sections titled Guidelines and Criteria. After the establishment of the project concept, the third and final stage will be to plan, design and graphically present all …

The Origin Of The Grassland Amphibian, Reptilian, And Mammalian Faunas Of The San Juan-Chaco River Drainage, Arthur H. Harris

Biology ETDs

Grasslands of the San Juan-Chaco Drainage are separated from grasslands of other New Mexican drainages by plant associations characteristic of higher altitudes. Connection with other grasslands in the Colorado Drainage is restricted to a narrow corridor in the northwest.

Grassland habitat of the present type was absent from the basin during the last major Pleistocene pluvial as were those amphibians, reptiles, and mammals closely associated with this habitat. An effort has been made to determine which of these vertebrates invaded the area from the northwest in post-pluvial time and which have entered the basin via relatively low-lying areas along the …

Research On Natural Resources: A Review And Commentary, Samuel H. Ordway Jr., Wallace D. Bowman, John Milton

Natural Resources Journal

No abstract provided.

A Taxonomic And Ecological Study Of The Ants On The Campus Of The University Of New Mexico, Tad S. Clements

Biology ETDs

This thesis attempts to indicate some of the ways in which the ants of the campus of the University of New Mexico affect man within the small area of the campus. However, my purpose of doing the study has not been strictly limited by practical considerations. Until now, no systematic study has been made of the Formicidae of the University of New Mexico Campus. Since the habitats produced artificially by man on the University of New Mexico Campus have resulted in favoring certain species of ants not found by the writer elsewhere in the region, the present study is valuable.

Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes, 10/27/1947, P 17-44, Unm Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes, 1920 - 2013

No abstract provided.