PPT-From the ivory towers to the swampy lowlands

making research more useful to practitioners Laura Eyre Martin Marshall University College London CHILL seminar Nottingham 24 th F ebruary 2016 Challenges Improvement activities are insufficiently influenced by science. Ivory identification: Introduction 1. African elephant tusk (upper incisor); 2. Walrus tusk (upper canine); 3. Walrus teeth. Ivory identification: What is ivory? Ivory identification: What is ivory? BLOOD IVORY Exposing the myth of a regulated market 1 anting in swampy areas. Two lists are species, which will grow in moist soils surrounding swamps and seepages. . NSW Dept of Agriculture. 1992. Nicholson, Nan & Nicholson, Hugh. Australian Rainf Swampy Riparian WoodlandThreatened in the Goulburn Broken Catchment Figure 9. Common Bent-wing BatFigure 8. Eastern Horseshoe BatBy its nature, riparian land is critical to the lifecycles of many na Making a Difference. By: Lindsay . Leischner. Introduction. Courtyard . Towers is a nursing home/assisted living facility. It is located in Mesa, Arizona and has been helping the elderly since 1989. I picked Courtyard Towers to do my service project because my grandma is currently living there and I also enjoy working with the elderly. Courtyard Towers has 98 employees and 180 residents. On each floor there are 16 residents with 2 caregivers, a nurse, and an activities director. . Lesson 2. Learning Outcomes. Be able to analyse and research a 3 dimensional problem in art and design. Be able to use an integrated approach to 3 dimensional problem solving in art and design. TASK ONE. Pallet of seized raw ivory investigations and anti-smuggling efforts at the nation’s ports of entry.Most of this ivory was seized by Service law enforcement ofcers from Some of the ivory was smu By: Elaina and Bella. The Southern Hills and Lowlands Region. The Southern Hills and Lowlands covers one third of Southern Indiana. . Lowlands and Uplands. Southern Hills and lowlands have a pattern that goes from West to East and the pattern goes Upland than Lowland.. The story so far…. Objectives of presentation. Why? ~ Progress ~ Lessons. . O. n . the ground . perspective. Personal context. Opportunity to make a difference . Why Burren . Lowlands . was set up. Data . D. emons. We have seen how scientists in the field attach and use GPS technology to record information. . and data. . How . does this . help us . understand more about species?. Let’s get thinking. Objectives of presentation. Why? ~ Progress ~ Lessons. . O. n . the ground . perspective. Personal context. Opportunity to make a difference . Why Burren . Lowlands . was set up. Gort fell furthest in the . Objectives of presentation. Why? ~ Progress ~ Lessons. . O. n . the ground . perspective. Personal context. Opportunity to make a difference . Why Burren . Lowlands . was set up. Gort fell furthest in the . c. .90. .10. 1. Example. :. Two similar bat species,. . B. 1. and . B. 2. ,. occupy both highland (. A. ) and lowland (. A. c. ) areas.. Species . B. 1. makes up 90% of the population; species . species Sabine146s sparse indicates the arctic the Far North the southern contrast to the the Arctic northeastern Siberia the late autumn Ross146s migrates northwards to average the season the seen fa