The following survey was created as part of an action assignment for a conservation biology course at SFU.
edu.surveygizmo.com/s3/784813/Household-Items-Recycling-Survey
The goal of this survey is to provide you with some easily accessible information on how to recycle some common household items. And also, to find out what might be stopping or blocking you from recycling these items, [...]
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Tagged: batteries, e-waste, hazardous household waste, hhw, household items, plastics, recycle, recycling
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- February 2, 2012 – 7:10 pm
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One of the interesting things I learned about in the phytogeography course was that there was a glacial refugium right here in B.C., located on the Brooks Peninsula of Vancouver Island (see point A on the map).
So I wondered, how was it determined that this was a glacial refugium, and what evidence was taken into [...]
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Tagged: B.C., Brooks Peninsula, evidence for refugia, Fraser ice age, glacial refugium, glaciation, refugia
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- May 28, 2011 – 11:16 pm
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This is my course paper on the skunk cabbage genus Lysichiton, describing it’s Western North American / East Asian disjunct distribution.
Please view the PDF for the time being, until I can manage to convert it over to an HTML blog format. Sometime soon, I promise!
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Tagged: biogeography, disjunct distribution, skunk cabbage
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- March 6, 2011 – 11:37 pm
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This posting is meant to be the first in a series, as I learn how to work with Moodle.
Moodle is a free open-source content management system (CMS) or also known as an LMS or Learning Management System.
I am interested in setting up and learning Moodle to use in a corporate setting, but Moodle is also [...]
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Tagged: CMS, Content Management System, e-Learning, eLearning, Learning Management System, Learning Site, LMS, moodle, NineHub.com
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- December 9, 2010 – 12:00 am
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