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Geography Colloquium Series - Fall/Spring 2002-03 Updated: February 2003 The Department of Geography at Oklahoma State University is happy to announce the following Colloquium Speakers for the Fall Term of 2002 Monday 23 September: Stephen Strum, William Energy Marketing and Trading, Title: "Weather and the Energy Markets". Monday 30 September: Mustafa Marik, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, Title: "Biomass and Biochemical Prediction Using Probe-1 Hyperspectral Imagery". Monday 14 October Kevin Czajkowski, University of Toledo , Title: "Reaching Local Decision Makers through the Ohio View Remote Sensing Consortium". Monday 28 October: Glen Bays, Title: "Zambia: 40 Years Ago and Today". Friday 8 November: The George Carney Lecture Series James R. "Pete" Shortridge University of Kansas , Title: " Creating Geography from Old Photographs: The Case of Junction City, Kansas, 1890-1920

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Papua New Guinea Cooperant Handbook Introduction This handbook deals with issues specific to living and working in Papua New Guinea. It is a starting point for thinking about the conditions that you will face as a cooperant. It won't have answers to all of your questions but it should be a useful starting point as you prepare to join us. If you would like more information on a certain subject, please contact the CUSO office in Madang. Please refer to the Cooperant Policy Manual, your Placement Description, the Health Manual, The Emergency Procedures Guide and the Country Health Risks sheet for more information. Background Information on Papua New Guinea Geography Papua New Guinea (PNG) lies just south of the equator and to the north of Australia. It is the last of a string of islands spilling down from South-East Asia into the Pacific and could be said to form a transition zone between the two areas. PNG occupies the eastern end of the island of New Guinea. In addition, there is a collection of islands, some rather large, around the main island mass (The country comprises over 600 islands, but 85 per cent of its mass is mainland).

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P A P U A N E W G U I N E A S F O R E S T S T H E E M E R A L D O F O C E A N I A OVERVIEW The South Pacific nation of Papua New Guinea (PNG) is situated in the eastern half of the world's second largest island, New Guinea. Of the island's total land area of 46.2 million hectares some 78% or 36.125 million hectares is comprised of forests (Saulei, 1997). Much of PNG is dominated by lowland rainforests which are home to an array of diverse flora and fauna (Lamb, 1991). In elevations of about 1000 metres, a transition from lowland rainforest to montane forest is noticeable and in even higher areas (above 300 metres) alpine forests can be found (ibid). Mangroves are also found along the coastal areas of this island nation. See map below. PNG's forests are classified as being part of Malesia which includes the nations of Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and the Solomon Islands. However, despite being part of Malesia, PNG's forests are noted for their relatively rare stands of Dipterocarp species . The forests have canopy heights of over 30 metres with taller emergents being over 50 metres. Palms and vines are also present in PNG's forests (Lamb, 1991). As previously noted, the total forested area in PNG is 36.125 million hectares; of this, some 15 million hectares are accessible and therefore are a potential source for harvesting (Saulei, 1997). In fact, much of these areas have already been felled for agriculture, infrastructure, the mining of oil exploration and logging operations (ibid). Even though PNG's forest area is not as great as its neighbours (namely Indonesia), the country has a large forest area per capita. For example, PNG has 4.5 hectares per capita while Indonesia has 0.5 hectares per capita (Lamb, 1991). Similarly, the timber resource per capita is also high with figures for PNG holding at 586 cubic metres per capita while estimates for Indonesia suggest 97 cubic metres per capita (ibid). Such high figures, while indicative of virgin stands and timber abundance, can appear lucrative to opportunist logging companies.

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RACE KNOWLEDGE Answers to the race knowledge questions are provided. Australia Cambodia China Hong Kong ... Vietnam AUSTRALIA Q. How do you say hello and invite everyone to a barbecue using the Australian expressions? (FC22) A. "G'day, come put some shrimp on the barbi." Q. What unusual animals and birds are found in Australia and in the Tasmanian National park? (SSC6) A. Wallabies, tasmanian devils, cassoway birds Q. Explain the differences between the history of Sidney and Melbourne. (SSC5) A. Melbourne was founded by free people; Sydney was founded by prisoners. Q. What is the difference between a continent and an island? What is Australia? (SSC8) A. Island: surrounded by water. Continent: large body of land. Australia is an island continent. Q. Describe and explain the significance of Ayer's Rock. (SSC7) A. Largest monolith in the world; has spiritual significance for aborigine Q. What are exports and imports? What importance do they have to a country's economy? Name some important exports and imports for the countries involved in the Pacific Rim. (GSC3) A. Exports: Products that leave the country. Imports: Products that come into the country. This determines how wealthy a country is. Some important exports and imports are agricultural products and manufactured products.

33. Conservation Ecology: Brookfield, H. 2001. Exploring Agrodiversity. Columbia Uni Intended for a subgroup of geography and anthropology scholars, ie, cultural changinglandscapes of the Chimbu farmers of Mintima, papau new guinea, from 1958 http://www.consecol.org/vol7/iss1/art4/

The following is the established format for referencing this article: Coomes, O. T. 2003. Brookfield, H. 2001. Exploring agrodiversity. Columbia University Press, New York, New York, USA. Conservation Ecology (1): 4. [online] URL: http://www.consecol.org/vol7/iss1/art4 Book Review Brookfield, H. Exploring Agrodiversity. Columbia University Press, New York, New York, USA. Oliver T. Coomes McGill University Book Information Responses to this Article Literature Cited Published: January 29, 2003 Harold Brookfield has written a book well worth the read. An Australian geographer, Brookfield draws on 40 yr of research experience in tropical agriculture and a talent for fine synthesis to provide us with an insightful and engaging volume. Exploring Agrodiversity, which is written in easy, fluid prose, examines the dynamics and implications of agricultural diversity among small holders in a range of tropical environments. Intended for a subgroup of geography and anthropology scholars, i.e., "cultural ecologists" or researchers who study rural livelihoods and environmental issues affecting traditional peoples, this work is also of relevance to scientists working in the fields of conservation ecology, agricultural and environmental sciences, and global land use and land cover change. Few scholars are as well positioned as Brookfield to write about dynamic diversity in traditional agricultural systems centered on the farmer and the farm. As a geographer, he is at ease exploring subjects ranging from pedoturbation to vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhiza or apomixis to quasiagnatic subclans, often with the bracing common sense born of long, deep experience in the field. He draws on concepts/approaches not only from his own discipline, i.e., landscape and environmental history, but also from anthropology, i.e., ethnography, and from ecology, i.e., dynamic nonequilibrium and resilience. In discussing tropical agriculture, Brookfield reaches back to pan-tropical research conducted in the 1930s as comfortably as others do to the 1960s, with a wonderful knack for extracting the germane and a clear delight at setting conventional wisdom on its ear.

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Home Previous OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. Matzke Geography Program Geo 350 - Population Geography Exercise 2 The Demographic Transition Theory Exercise Need: You will need graph paper (or a graphing program) and a copy of the latest World Population Data Sheet to complete this exercise. Background: There are many versions of the Demographic Transition Theory, but most of them agree that as countries develop their population characteristics undergo fundamental changes. They go through a period of transition when their birthrates are high and their growth rates are excessive. As development takes place, the birthrates decline and growth rates moderate. Although the theory can only be adequately tested by following the population history of individual country after individual country, a surrogate test can be applied to groups of countries. The question asked is this: "Do countries with higher levels of development have lower birth rates?" Exercise: A very crude measure of level of development is income. On the Data Sheet the income measure used is Per Capita Gross National Product. Your task will be to determine if birthrates tend to go down as income rises. This will be accomplished by graphically portraying some of the data and examining the graph for evidence supporting, or rejecting, the Demographic Transition Theory. One additional measure of development, a communication variable, is used as a test in the last graph. Label the axes of two separate graphs as follows:

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COLLECTIONS DIVISION The Museum and its collections have grown with the university and the state, and are interwoven with the history of both. Our collections are focused on: archaeology, paleontology, and zoology. ARCHAEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS Our collections division is home to more than 500,000 documented objects, mainly from Oregon and Alaska, but also including a fine collection of western American Indian baskets and Papau-New Guinea artifacts. Following the creation of the Museum in the 1935, the University began to receive gifts of Oregon and Northwest ethnographic materials. Faculty members in anthropology and in geography have added similar material. The Museum now holds the largest and most important collection of archaeological materials from Oregon. Displayable ethnographic items from outside the United States include more than 900 from Africa, 700 from Asia, 600 from Oceania, 550 from Central America, and about 200 each from Philippines, Europe, and South America. The ethnographic textile catalog contains more than 200 total entries, with a series of complete costumes from eastern Europe and Southeast Asia as an important component.

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Year Award Council for International Exchange of Scholars: Wrote the proposal for Fulbright Scholar in Residence Program for bringing a South African Scholar to the Nelson Mandela School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs at Southern University, Baton Rouge Campus (U.S. Government Competitive Grant). Council for International Exchange of Scholars: Wrote the proposal for Fulbright Scholar in Residence Program for bringing a Nigerian Scholar to Kalamazoo College. Kalamazoo College Faculty Development Grants: Faculty/Student Project Grant: “The Study of Africa and the Disciplines at Kalamazoo College” (Summer). 25th Annual Third World Conference. Participation as a conference chair and as a presenter/reader of a paper. African Studies Association Participant and Panel Chair at the 41st Annual Meeting in Chicago (Fall). EcoYoff Research Project, Center for International Programs Travel Grant, Dakar Senegal and Yoff Senegal to participate in the Sustainable Development Projects (Summer). Faculty/Student Project Grant to develop the Journal for Sustainable Development in Africa and the Newsletter: Development Visions (Summer).

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