Meetings of the Ecological Society of America> 1991 Meeting – San Antonio, Texas
Meeting theme: Education: The Future of Biology
Symposia
- AIBS Presidential Symposium: The sustainable biosphere initiative. Organized by Paul Risser.
- Ecology education in primary & secondary schools: Towards an agenda for excellence. Organized by Alan Berkowitz, Peter Feinsinger & Douglas Ryan.
- Ecology education for undergraduates: Current perspectives and future directions. Organized by Kenneth Klemow.
- Future directions in ecology: The interdependence of ecology and economics. Organized by Howard Neufeld.
- Ratio-dependent trophic interactions - new perspectives on predator-prey theory. Organized by Alan Berryman.
- Designing ecological experiments. Organized by Philip Dixon.
- Biogeochemistry of small watersheds: Towards a common ground for biologists and geochemists. Organized by Larry Puckett.
- Plant mortality: A link between population, community, and ecosystem processes. Organized by Mark Hamon.
- Exploitation of environmental heterogeneity by plants: Ecophysiological processes above and below ground. Organized by Martyn Caldwell and Robert Pearcy.
- Predicting future desertification from paleoecological evidence. Organized by Allen Solomon.
- Measuring ecological change: EPA's environmental monitoring and assessment program. Organized by Frederic Wagner.
- Application of ecological models to natural area preserve design and management. Organized by Richard Young and Norm Christensen.
- The importance of long-term data sets in assessing the importance of catastrophic events. Organized by Elizabeth Blood.
- Theoretical approaches for predicting spatial effects in ecological systems. Organized by Robert Gardner.
