Oral Session #29: Communicating Ecology.

Presiding: J.W. Haefner, Utah State University.
Monday, August 7, 2000
2:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Magpie Room - Cliff Lodge

2:00 PM	Monarch larval monitoring: A North American citizen science project. PRYSBY, M.D. , K.S. OBERHAUSER
2:15 PM	ESA sponsors a web site and CD-ROM that integrates student-active teaching with topical issues for big and small ecology courses D'AVANZO, C. , B. GRANT, S. MUSANTE
2:30 PM	Faculty institutes reforming science teaching through field stations (IRST): A model for faculty professional development. EBERT-MAY, D. , J. HODDER, B. MARSHALL
2:45 PM	Can an "energy approach" to introductory college physics benefit ecology students? MILLIKIN ISHIKAWA, C.
3:00 PM	Break
3:15 PM	Communicating ideas in ecology - why is it difficult? FORD, E.D.
3:30 PM	Communicating ecology through the humanities. STARK, M.V. , S.R. JOHNSON
3:45 PM	Arctic Field Ecology: A model for integrating teaching, research, and Inuit ecological knowledge. GOULD, W.
4:00 PM	The plants and animals like us: Anthropomorphism as a tool for communicating ecological ideas. TONT, S.A.
4:15 PM	Using environmental stewardship to foster interdisciplinary student collaboration in ecology. GILLETTE, S.