Pathfinder Passports(cc)

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Will Steger "April 24" 2009 "Spencer Museum of Art"




Experience Dragonfly County Neuroscapes

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Crafting No Child Left Inside ARTifacts for adaptive outdoor recreation "Eco-Challenges"
Empower consequential learning for "Know Your Wilderness Inquiry Zones" (WIZ)

Our 2009 Podstock Festival Trails-n-Tails" (TnT) theme:

[A] Reflects actionable distilled insights (WIZdom) for "EarthSea-Keeping" group activities

[B] Builds on FutureThought Leadership experiences with blended "Visual Learning" hyperportals

[C] Creates sharable community stewardship stories
about "geoWIZard" MentorshipART ... Rev: 25-Jan-2008

Att-1: NAIS-2006 Education Futures Flat World HotTopics PPT
Att-2: Minnesota Futurist Steve Troutman's Virtual Team PPT Slides
Att-3: WorldFutures 2007-07 The Future of Teams Panel PPT Slides

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11-Aug-2008 Campsite ... Google Maps View: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=39%2e19571%2c%2d94%2e91972

Tribal College Forum VII-draft agenda
-Dan Wildcat, AIANCCWG. 10:00AM Tribal College Leadership Perspectives On Climate Change ... -NASA SRE Students. 4:30PM Wrap Up and Closing Ceremony - Cached

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TOPO! GPS Data Format Deg NAD83 ElevFeet Local-Time
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PRSPCT,38.95791,-95.21796,835,07/24/2008,07:06:35,
DGCORECYCL,38.92815,-95.21728,839,07/24/2008,07:06:51,2730
HARPER,38.93331,-95.21538,850,07/24/2008,07:06:37,
LPRDNATCTR,38.93336,-95.21537,889,07/24/2008,07:07:15,
LFSTNTWO,38.94553,-95.21409,880,07/24/2008,07:07:14,
DGCOMSTGRD,38.94670,-95.21382,930,07/24/2008,07:06:51,
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COLPRAIRIE,38.93293,-95.20968,870,07/24/2008,07:06:49,
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KAWS-FLOWZ,39.01514,-95.20590,806,07/24/2008,07:07:09,E1600
OCTAX,38.90216,-95.20511,815,07/24/2008,07:06:53,
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LEVEESOEND,38.96604,-95.18640,814,07/24/2008,07:07:14,1700
E1360N,38.93806,-95.18622,824,07/24/2008,07:06:36,
COAL CREEK,38.91278,-95.18442,814,07/24/2008,07:06:49,

BLUEMOUNDW,38.90444,-95.18219,1052,07/24/2008,07:06:44,
BLUEMOUNDG,38.90444,-95.18219,1052,07/24/2008,07:06:44,1750
E1360N,38.93672,-95.17702,795,07/24/2008,07:06:36,
K10E1700RD,38.93863,-95.17619,825,07/24/2008,07:07:05,
MUD CREEK,38.98139,-95.16331,792,07/24/2008,07:07:20,
PENDLETONS,38.94966,-95.15717,798,07/24/2008,07:07:28,
WESTBJFORD,38.92489,-95.15041,813,07/24/2008,07:07:44,
SPRINGCRKS,38.92778,-95.13858,787,07/24/2008,07:07:35,
UPPERBJFRD,38.92694,-95.13790,793,07/24/2008,07:07:40,
WAKARUSACR,38.92611,-95.13608,800,07/24/2008,07:07:42,
LOWERBJFRD,38.93227,-95.13270,815,07/24/2008,07:07:14,

KENT CREEK,38.97083,-95.12164,803,07/24/2008,07:07:09,
LVCABLE215,38.96358,-95.09365,772,07/24/2008,07:07:16,
WAKARUSARV,38.95611,-95.08219,795,07/24/2008,07:07:43,
HMEQUARRYX,38.94626,-95.08171,848,07/24/2008,07:07:01,
KAWMEMORVR,38.96747,-95.07537,776,07/24/2008,07:07:08,
RAGLANDSPR,38.95680,-95.07514,797,07/24/2008,07:07:30,
E2300N1420,38.94605,-95.07489,863,07/24/2008,07:06:53,
HESPERKS,38.89861,-95.07469,921,07/24/2008,07:07:00,
E2375N1500,38.96077,-95.06121,819,07/24/2008,07:06:53,
KAWEK775FT,38.98242,-95.05629,774,07/24/2008,07:07:05,

SOKAWISLND,38.97628,-95.04645,777,07/24/2008,07:07:35,
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CAPTAINCRK,38.97278,-95.03997,780,07/24/2008,07:06:46,
KAWEL771FT,38.97435,-95.03833,770,07/24/2008,07:07:07,
EVESTR87ST,38.97149,-95.03824,781,07/24/2008,07:06:54,
NINEMILEKS,39.00667,-95.02942,810,07/24/2008,07:07:22,
KAWEL77XFT,38.98315,-95.02516,770,07/24/2008,07:07:07,
KAWEL778FT,38.99762,-95.02500,777,07/24/2008,07:07:07,
STRANGRCRK,38.99972,-95.02275,766,07/24/2008,07:07:36,
KAWEL777FT,39.00050,-95.01961,777,07/24/2008,07:07:07,

SFTRAIL79E,38.98521,-95.01941,792,07/24/2008,07:07:34,
PRAIRIESTR,38.99272,-95.01936,789,07/24/2008,07:07:29,
KAWEL770FT,38.99996,-95.00841,769,07/24/2008,07:07:07,
KAWEK761FT,38.99767,-95.00003,761,07/24/2008,07:07:05,
KAWEL76XFT,38.99439,-94.99158,761,07/24/2008,07:07:07,
KAWEL76YFT,38.99180,-94.97975,761,07/24/2008,07:07:07,
LUNCHCACHE,38.98761,-94.97780,781,07/24/2008,07:07:15,
VFWPST6654,38.97613,-94.97687,864,07/24/2008,07:07:41,
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KAWRDESOTO,38.98506,-94.97424,745,07/24/2008,07:07:08,

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Kanza-OCTA Trails-n-Tales(cc)
Click title above for StoryTech Demo or here for Picasa2 pix ...

Uniontown Ferry Crossing: River Roots Research

Seeking inter-regional benchmarks for All-WinWin Eco-Futures: "TRCP.org" usda natural resource preservation protection fws.gov wetland habitat recreation trails

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YouTube - Catterpillar Birthing Itself
Sites Linking to This Video:. 1 clicks ... Watch video
- 4 min 22 sec - www.youtube.com/watch?v=moONYqVKt2s

EveryZing - malia
Check out my blog at http://thesurvivalpages.blogspot.com/
Comments welcome! ... - Cached

The Survival Pages: Surviving in a Minnesota February
"Orchid and Star Conversations" ~ a video poem by Malia. Loading. ...
About Me: Performance Artist Musician Puppeteer Butoh Dancer ...
@ http://thesurvivalpages.blogspot.com/2007/06/new-video-version.html

[DOC]
HONORS BIOLOGY 2006-07 Schedule
File Format: Microsoft Word - View as HTML
Video Clip: Newton’s Apple Bees/ Monarch Butterflies.
HW 1. What Is Biology Good For? ... Worksheet Signals for Survival ... ...gbs.glenbrook.k12.il.us/Academics/gbssci/bio/honors/cal0607/U14Sch.doc - Similar pages

Monarch Watch Update - January 2006
Butterflies are often nectar-limited, meaning that adult survival and
.... MonarchWatch.org) is a not-for-profit educational outreach program
... www.monarchwatch.org/update/2007/summer.html
- Cached - Similar pages - Note this

• ECOLOG-L archives -- July 2007, week 2 (#68)
  Butterflies are often nectar-limited, meaning that adult survival
  .... MonarchWatch.org monarch@ku.edu [log in to unmask] If you would rather not ...https://listserv.umd.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0707b&L=ecolog-l&P=8026 - Cached - Similar pages - Note this
  
• ECOLOG-L archives -- July 2007, week 2 (#68)
  Butterflies are often nectar-limited, meaning that adult survival and reproduction is
  .... MonarchWatch.org/temperature/ Since we have not yet added our ...https://listserv.umd.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0707b&L=ecolog-l&D=1&P=8026- Cached - Similar pages - Note this

[PDF]
The Naturalist
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provides for wildlife the four basic elements needed for survival; food, ...
and planning a pollinator habitat with appropriate foraging, nesting,
@ http://okmasternaturalist.org/newsletters/2006_09.pdf

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Technology: the key to our future or the key to our destruction? The overbearing and in-your-face tech craze has hit us like an asteroid from space. Whether you like it or not, it's here to stay, resistance is no longer an option in this century.

twURLed World Description: Bill Joy: Exploding Technology ... http://www.gracecathedral.org/enrichment/forum/for_20000521.shtml

Ellen Ullman speaks about the peculiarities of holding her spiritual life in harmony with her work. The Science of Spirit Lesley Danzinger ... http://www.gracecathedral.org/enrichment/forum/ [excerpted by wisenut]

20. Staying Human in a High-Tech World
With our lives now so centered around technology, how can we keep our sense of personal composure and communal compassion alive? Originally posted 03/02/2003 Media Type: RealAudio

October 15, 2007

Environmental Blog Roundup
In honor of Blog Action Day, we wanted to highlight some of the many Blogger-powered blogs that are focused on the environment, climate change, and sustainability. Want to see more Blog Action Day participants from around the web? Find them on Blog Search.

frAme:Journal of Culture and Technology (Critical Cyberculture)
Online Journal of Culture and Technology.
Theory and practice of digital art and culture.
trace.ntu.ac.uk/frame/

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Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo \ HARP Foundation Tax Credit ...
A curriculum guide based on the Zebulon Montgomery Pike expedition's
exploration of the American west is available for use in the classroom areas
...www.puebloharp.com/boetcher.htm - Cached - Similar pages

Zebulon Pike's Discovery of the Peak Commemorative Activities & Events
Call for the teachers curriculum guide, poster and materials to distribute which commemorate Pikes
http://www.puebloharp.com/ ...www.santafetrailscenicandhistoricbyway.org/pike.html - Cached - Similar pages

Historic Arkansas Riverwalk
http://puebloharp.com/
Historic Arkansas Riverwalk, Colorado's newest vacation attraction in Pueblo Colorado. River Boat Rides for families and special events on the Arkansas River in Colorado.Colorado/Front-Range-Region/Pueblo-County/Pueblo/Travel/Attractions

Santa Fe Trail New Mexico National Scenic Byway Information Page
... Nancy Robertson, Treasurer;
PO Box 1516; Raton, NM 87740; (505)445-8226
...www.santafetrailnm.org/bywayinfo.html - Cached - Similar pages

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Westward Movement: Spotlight of the Month-Last updated 12/07/02
December 2002 Spotlight of the Month: The Interactive Santa Fe Trail
... the author has provided good directions and GPS points to locations and photos. ...www.over-land.com/spotlite.html - Cached - Similar pages

[PDF]
Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands Land Management Plan
Pueblo, CO: Pike and San Isabel. National Forests & Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands Supervisor’s. Office. 65 p. + appendices, maps. ...www.fs.fed.us/r2/psicc/projects/forest_revision/PRV_CC_Plan_15.pdf - Similar pages

[PDF]
Central Front Range Regional Planning Commission
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in Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and other points along the way.
... Discovery Trail and the Heart of the Rockies Trail and connects to the Santa Fe Trail, ...www.dot.state.co.us/.../Central%20Front%20Range%202030%20RTP.pdf

[PDF]
In This Issue!
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Topics include creating point. features from tabular data such as GPS output,
bringing existing. hardcopy maps into your GIS, digitizing features on screen, ...www.sha.org/documents/news/newsletter/2007Fall.pdf

[PDF]
Volunteers-In-Parks
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figure of $17.55 as used by AARP, Points of Light. Foundation, and other large-scale volunteer
..... outlets, assisting with the Santa Fe Trail Encampment
...www.nps.gov/archive/volunteer/FY05annualVIPreport.pdf - Similar pages

Colorado Tourism Web Sites by VisitWebs.comgis/gps certification programs colorado giuseppe old depot restaurant colorado springs ...... pueblo colorado street map pueblo colorado tourism ...visitcoloradowebs.com/ - Cached - Similar pages

Howstuffworks "Huge alphabetical list of all articles!"
How does the Nextel Cup points system work? ...
... New Mexico Scenic Drive: Santa Fe Trail ·
New Mexico Scenic Drive: Turquoise Trail · New Mexico Scenic
...www.howstuffworks.com/big.htm - Similar pages

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Kansas "Biosphere Monitoring" Remote Sensing ... EcoTrekUSA-i4CQuest ...

As apprentice Eco-Futurists,
our MISSION is to stimulate new
Communities of Practice (CoP)
that visualize SUSTAINABLE alternative futures!

Palmeirim, J. 1987.
Automatic mapping
of avian species habitat
using satellite imagery. Oikos.
Vol. 52, No. 1, pp. 59- 68.

A GIS (Geographical Information System) was developed to test automated methods to produce maps of avian distribution and habitat suitability for several species in a mixed habitat area of Northeastern Kansas.

The Multispectral Scanner (MSS) from Landsat 4, and Thematic Mapper (TM) from Landsat 5 were used to capture digital images. This study used blue, green, red, reflected infrared, and thermal infrared images.

Landcover classifications were generated by TM imagery, and not only included 7 habitat types (mesic forest, xeric forest, rangeland, old field, bare ground, water, cropland), but also included spatial characteristics (i.e. minimal patch size, distance to edge).

Birds were censused in 1984 and 1985 in a variety of habitats by the circular point method, and the proportion of habitats in which they were observed was recorded. Map accuracy was high (96 - 98%) for all habitats except the rangeland (93%) and old field (75%) habitats (Which are hard to define; How old must it be to be old?)

There was usually a gradient between the rangeland and old field habitats.

Using the habitat data and the bird census data, the probability of encountering each species in different habitats was mapped. The spatial differences within the habitats were also mapped (Red-eyed vireos prefer mesic forest that is not near the edge, while White-breasted nuthatch prefers all forests).

Maps that represented species density were also produced, and rough population estimates were made. It was concluded that avian distribution maps can be produced by satellite imagery and GIS if habitat characteristics that are critical to the species can be detected by the imagery.

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Great Plains Biogeography ... i4CQuest ::

Know Your Wilderness Inquiry Zones (WIZ) "Eco-Challenge" ...

What applied "Earth Science" disciplines now support
ETHICAL Environmental-Economics decision-making?

Protecting natural resources
interdisciplinary biosphere monitoring and research ...

[PDF] Comparisons of Land Cover
and LAI Estimates Derived from ETM+ ...
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Kansas and was The focus of The FIFE study in The 1980s (Sellers et al. 1992).
... for Land Cover and LAI, Our remote sensing methods were empirical;

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Aldo Leopold

2 May 2005 by Ron Edmonds

I am curious to know if Ernest T. Seton knew Aldo Leopold. Did they ever meet?

Both of these men spent some part of their lives in New Mexico ... I toured the Philmont Museum and Seton Memorial ...

Blue Skies Today - http://blueskiestoday.blogspot.com

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Experience Kan-ed "Smoke Trails" ( OCTA Trail Center Network )
with "ALL-WinWin" local learning community workshops
EcoTrekUSA-i4C mapXchange
NextStep ... Co-Piloting JoCo Parks & Rec "Highpoints Scavenger Hunt"
at Port of Shawnee Streamway & River Recreation Area ...

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