--Bruce Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL, US of A
Visit over 20 publicly available conservation-related discussion groups on
ConserveOnline! Through public discussion groups and information sharing,
ConserveOnline is an open forum for sharing successes and failures, and for
connecting scientific research with field-based conservation practice.
Please share this information with your staff, partners and colleagues.
Available Discussion Groups: Bird Conservation, Climate Change, Developing
Conservation Strategies, Ecoregional Planning, Fire Management, Freshwater,
Freshwater Invertebrates, Geographic Information Systems, Grassland
Management, Humor, Invasive Species, Marine Ecoregional Planning, Native
Plant Nursery, Private Forestland Management, Targets, Travel, Updating the
10 yr Goal, Wetland Management
ConserveOnline is a "one-stop" online, public library, created and
maintained by The Nature Conservancy in partnership with other conservation
organizations. The library makes conservation tools, techniques, and
experience available to a broad community of conservation practitioners.
This site is intended to foster learning and collaboration, and provide
information and support to anyone making conservation-related decisions,
from the staff of conservation organizations to land managers at government
agencies to local land trusts to private landowners. We welcome anyone with
documents, data, maps, or images relevant to the science and practice of
conservation to make these resources publicly available through
ConserveOnline, and to share their expertise through the discussion groups.
To Access Discussion Groups
1) Browse to www.ConserveOnline.org, click on discussion groups under
communities.
2) If not registered on the discussion groups, register as a new user.
(Note- Login registration for the discussion groups is different from
www.ConserveOnline.org.)
3) Login within 24 hrs after you receive your temporary password through
your email.
4) Once you have logged in, Click on the desired discussion group on the
left side of the screen. Follow instructions to post a new message or to
read new and/or old messages.
To Subscribe to a Mailing List (i.e. postings are sent to and from your
email box)
1) After you receive your password, login to
http://groups.ConserveOnline.org 2) Click on "Subscribe to Mailing Lists",
choose the desired mailing lists,
and click Save.
Web Accessibility Features
The web accessibility feature allows you to:
View new messages.
Search on old messages.
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posted to the discussion board and listserv. Likewise, if you post your
message on the discussion board, it will automatically be e-mailed to
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