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  1. What's the kick with killing wolves? Years of wolf research work lost for no good reason. See http://j.mp/1iYOTg 11:44 AM Oct 31st from Tweetie
  2. "Entropy, like God, moves in mysterious ways." - James Howard Kunstler (The Long Emergency) 7:08 PM Oct 30th from Tweetie
  3. Elizabeth Kolbert on why the web doesn't produce a better informed public - http://j.mp/2Taja2 6:58 PM Oct 30th from Tweetie
  4. Acadia is among the 25 National Parks most threatened by Climate Change. The report is at http://ow.ly/v5N4 12:46 PM Oct 18th from Ow.ly
  5. http://ow.ly/v5N4 12:42 PM Oct 18th from Ow.ly
  6. Poincare: Science is facts, just as houses are made of stones, but a pile of stones is not a house and a collection of facts is not science 8:21 AM Oct 18th from web
  7. RT @DenaliNPS: Drying in Denali | http://ow.ly/sQjv - a great example of the complex, magnified impacts of climate change - wow! 6:05 AM Oct 18th from web
  8. Leave it as it is. You can not improve on it. The ages have been at work on it, and man can only mar it. 6:20 PM Sep 28th from web
  9. Wonderful essay by Dayton Duncan: "George Melendez Wright and the National Park Idea" - see http://bit.ly/Neg9i 7:23 PM Jun 12th from web
  10. A link to Andy Stahl's editorial: "A New Mission for Changing Times" in Forest Magazine: http://bit.ly/1WdJQ 7:02 PM Jun 12th from web
  11. More Andy Stahl: Learning to live with fire will make or break our efforts to use forests to sequester climate-changing carbon 6:52 PM Jun 12th from web
  12. Andy Stahl: 3 issues-climate change, forest fires, and wilderness-will define the next 20 years of public forest policy 6:49 PM Jun 12th from web
  13. Extinction as a current event is a depressing topic--hard to introduce to students. Thoughts about why and what to do: http://bit.ly/dwLs1 3:56 AM Jun 12th from web
  14. Kolbert's New Yorker piece on extinction is really good. No good/bad guys, just facts. Big issue, so little coverage. http://bit.ly/3tpNz4 8:13 AM May 25th from web
  15. A new article about creating learning progressions for citizen science in schools - not an easy thing to do - see http://bit.ly/lksKC 5:32 AM May 25th from web
  16. Good comments/discussion in response to 'Joe and the Hundreds of Holes" - the inquiry learning parable - http://bit.ly/10DbbI 5:51 AM May 23rd from web
  17. LTER work on learning progressions for environmental literacy--plus a nice assertion of what env literacy is: http://bit.ly/mDZYf 7:21 PM May 19th from web
  18. Science education for future scientists and education for science literacy -- same thing? 3:21 AM May 19th from web
  19. This week's (May 25) New Yorker has an article on the 6th great extinction, happening now, due to us. This huge issue gets SO little notice. 3:20 AM May 19th from web
  20. New blog posting--ruminations on inquiry learning--at http://acadiapartners.blogs... 3:54 AM May 13th from web
  • Name Bill Zoellick
  • Location Winter Harbor, Maine
  • Web http://acadiapart...
  • Bio Connecting science, scientists, and teachers at Acadia National Park
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