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  • Forestry

    Creator:
    Avery, Bonnie E.
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    A broad definition of forestry would include the study of trees, forests, and the habitat they provide as well as their use by people. Modern, "science-based" forestry began in the nineteenth century when Europeans looked for specialists who could address questions on wood supply and extraction both at home and...
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  • Face-to-face on Facebook: students are there... should we be?

    Creator:
    Bridges, Laurie M.
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    Chapter 7 from Teaching Generation M: a Handbook for Librarians and Educators. Reprinted with permission of Neal-Schuman Publishers from Teaching Generation M: A Handbook for Librarians and Educators edited by Robert J. Lackie and Vibiana Bowman Cvetkovic. ©2009 by Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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  • Talking and Tagging: Using CONTENTdm and Flickr in the Oregon State University Archives

    Creator:
    Edmunson-Morton, Tiah
    Abstract:
    The Oregon State University Archives has a robust photograph collection, which is reflected in its hearty companion digital collection. These collections document the history of the university, as well as the agriculture and natural resources of the Pacific Northwest. While the physical and online collections are popular, we were interested...
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  • Chapter 2: The Consumption and Production of Fisheries Information in the Digital Age

    Creator:
    Webster, Janet G. and Uhlinger, Eleanor
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    Fisheries scientists persistently create, communicate, and use information. In fact, if they did not, there would be no fisheries science. To exist, science must be part of a continuum where shared information, from casual hallway communications to rigorously reviewed articles, documents the questions asked and the solutions suggested. Relevant information...
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  • Marine Science and Technology

    Creator:
    Webster, Janet G. and Butler, Barbara A.
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    Our oceans surround us, and we depend upon them for food, transportation, and recreation. They affect us daily as they shape our climate and rattle our world with unexpected events. Current headlines indicate that they are in flux and perhaps in trouble. Coral reefs are dying due to rising ocean...
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