Extractions: Mileage = distance from Huntington Beach Pier California Home Page California Road Conditions California State Parks California Travel and Tourism ... Long Beach Airport 18.3 miles Los Angeles International Airport 38.2 miles Orange County - John Wayne Airport 11.6 miles Commercial Attractions Adventure City 11.9 miles Balboa Fun Zone 7.5 miles Big Bear Mountain 102 miles Disneyland 16.2 miles Knotts Berry Farm 13.7 miles Medieval Times 14.3 miles Hollywood Studio Tours 45.7 miles Legoland 60.8 miles Mountain High 88.3 miles Monarch Beach Golf Links 21.7 miles 14.3 miles Pelican Hill Golf Club 11.4 miles Queen Mary Ship 16.2 miles Sea World San Diego 90.8 miles Six Flags Magic Mountain 71 miles Snow Summit Mountain Resort 100 miles Universal Studios Hollywood 45.7 miles Van's Skatepark 15.3 miles Wild Rivers Water Park 17.8 miles Music Crazy Horse 18.9 miles Galaxy Theatre 7.6 miles Hollywood Bowl 43.9 miles
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Internet Directory For Botany - Alphabetical List and Vascular Plants in National parks, US National Through Colin's Garden; WarsawBiblical gardens, Mishawaka, Indiana USA; Water Plants in aquariums, the Krib; http://www.wi-inf.uni-essen.de/~schwarze/pflanzen/bot/bio/bot-uz.html
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Extractions: Created in 1996, CO-OP assists and provides grants to non-profit organizations to introduce youths, minorities and adults to outdoor services, programs and facilities. Grants range from $5,000 to $30,000 to help pay for outdoor equipment, transportation and staff. Applicants requested $2.3 million in funding from an available $700,000 during the first funding cycle. This year, TPW will issue an additional $1 million in CO-OP grants appropriated by the Texas Legislature bringing available CO-OP funding to almost $1.5 million over two funding cycles. The deadline for the second funding cycle is March 1, with an additional $700,000 in grants to be distributed in May. "The additional million dollars from the Legislature will go far in providing more outdoor recreation opportunities for youths who, for many reasons, may not have the opportunity or means to spend quality time outdoors," said Darlene Lewis, TPW's CO-OP coordinator. "These grants will allow young people to camp at a state park, go fishing this summer, discover Texas wildlife and learn about habitat, and take part in aquatic activities which teach the value of clean water."
Biology Resources And Links Public Zoos and Wildlife parks Public aquariums Dallas World Aquarium and ZoologicalGardens (Dallas, Texas); Dauphin Island Sea Lab (Dauphin Island, Alabama); http://naturalsciences.sdsu.edu/links.html
Extractions: Biology Education Resources: Access Excellence ("a place in cyberspace for biology teaching and learning") BioChemNet (A guide to biology and chemistry instructional resources) Biology Edu-links (a variety of biology resources) The Biology Place (full of web sites pertaining to biology) Bioscience Virtual Library (Harvard's list of biology links) CSUBIOWEB (California State University's Bioscience Web Server) Education World (great search engine to find any education related site) Living Things (web resources for life science teachers) National Association of Biology Teachers Online Resources Guide National Science Teachers Association Online Resources New York Biology Teachers Association (several biology related links) Pacific Bell's Blue Web'n Site (acknowledges excellence in internet education) Science and Math Initiatives (resources for math and science teachers) ScienceNetLinks (index of sites, curriculum, and help for teachers from AAAS)
AZA Antelope TAG - Giraffe Bibliography Busch gardens reticulated giraffe project. American Association of ZoologicalParks and aquariums Regional Conference Proceedings, pp. 2526. http://www.antelopetag.org/giraffebib.htm
Extractions: GIRAFFE BIBLIOGRAPHY General History and Classification Anatomy and Physiology Nutrition ... Captive Management GENERAL Apfelbach, R. 1990. Long-necked or steppe giraffes. In: Grzimek's Encyclopedia of Mammals , 5:266-277. New York: McGraw-Hill. Crandall, L.S. 1964. Family Giraffidae. In: Management of Wild Mammals in Captivity , pp. 606-623. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Dagg, A.I. 1971. Giraffa camelopardalis. Mammalian Species, 5:1-8. The Giraffe: Its Biology, Behavior and Ecology . New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold. 210 pp. Estes, R.S. 1991. Giraffe and okapi, Family Giraffidae. In: Estes, R.D., The Behavior Guide to African Mammals , Berkeley: The University of California Press, pp. 201-207. Greeley, M.L. 1981. The graceful giraffe. Zoonooz Grzimek, B. 1972. The Giraffe. In: Grzimek's Animal Encyclopedia , 13:255-266. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold. Hart, T.B. and J.A. Hart. 1988. Tracking the rainforest giraffe.
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Extractions: 4000 Years of Women in Science extensive list - some brief, some detailed Astronaut Biographies Canadian Science and Engineering Hall of Fame covers the famous Canadians who are responsible for so many famous discoveries Galileo and Einstein explores two revolutions in our perception of the universe - lecture notes from a course at U. of Virginia Great Canadian Scientists 20 profiled in depth and brief descriptions of 150 The National Inventors Hall of Fame can be searched by inventor or by invention The Women of NASA was developed to encourage more young women to pursue careers in math, science, and technology.
Endangered Species Coalition : List Of Members Alley Cat Allies. Alliance for Animals. American Association of Botanical Gardensand Arboreta. American Association of Zoological parks and aquariums. http://www.stopextinction.org/About/About.cfm?ID=83&c=16
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Extractions: Australasian Regional Association of Zoological Parks and Aquaria ARAZPA Board of Management Home Search Join Now The ARAZPA Board of Management is made-up of 9 individuals elected for a 2 year term at the Annual General Meeting. There is a President as well as a 3 Vice Presidents from Australia, New Zealand, and PNG/ South Pacific Islands. All standing Board members must be individual members of ARAZPA, as well as employed by a Full Institutional ARAZPA member. Meet the current standing members of the Board below. President Ed McAlister Ed brings to the Board a strong background in horticulture, possessing a Bachelor of Science majoring in Botany and Ecology, and having worked for some years for the Botany Department University of New England and the Botanic Gardens of Adelaide. Since his appointment to as the CEO of the Royal Zoological Society of SA and Director of Adelaide Zoo in 1991, Ed has been instrumental in continuing great improvements at Adelaide Zoo and developing a Masterplan for that facility. He has also been instrumental in opening Monarto Zoological Park to the public and pressing on with development there. He regards the increased focus on education, conservation programs and research as being among the most satisfying things he has ever undertaken.
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Extractions: Edutainment, Culture and Ecology. More information about the U.A.E. and Dubai The U.A.E. is located in the Middle East on the eastern side of the Arabian Gulf between Saudi Arabia and Oman. It is a federation of seven individually governed emirates. Dubai, with a population of about 800,000, is the most Westernized and liberal city in the Middle East. The city is growing at a rate of about 6% per year. Unlike Abu Dhabi, the richest emirate in the U.A.E. with its large oil reserves, Dubai is building its economy on tourism and international trade. It has become the shopping mecca and playground of the Arab world. Arabs from other Muslim countries travel to Dubai for vacations and shopping. There are 300 hotels and resorts and dozens of 5 star ones. The newest hotel, Burj Al Arab (Queen of Arabia), is shaped like a giant sail and is the worlds tallest hotel at 100 stories. It is rated at 7 stars. The shopping malls are world class. The city abounds with high quality restaurants. Unlike most areas in the world, the best restaurants are usually found in the hotels, as only hotel restaurants can serve liquor. There is a large Middle East festival, convention, trade exhibition or world class sporting event almost every week in Dubai. The month long March Dubai Shopping Festival attracted 2.4 million visitors in 1999.
Extractions: Thursday, April 10, 2003 Leisure, Entertainment and Recreation Current News About Us Contact Us ... Send To a Friend Printer Friendly Version The following article is scheduled for publication in the International Play Association's new book entitled The Child's Right to Play: A Global Approach By Vicki L. Stoecklin and Randy White One's culture can have a tremendous influence over how the world is perceived. This paper looks at how culture affected the development and operation of an indoor, 25,000 square foot children's play and discovery center in the city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is a very unusual Middle Eastern city on the east side of Arabian Gulf-unusual in the sense that only about 20% of the population is Arab, 55% is Indian and about 25% is expatriate Westerners. These three main cultural groups live almost as parallel societies, although they shop in the same modern stores and malls and eat in the same restaurants. Our client wanted to create a for-profit center where children and families of all cultures could come together in a leisure setting. This unusual multi-cultural mix posed a great challenge for our design team, as each culture has it's own unique tastes and preferences. In order to understand how society operated in this country, our firm did extensive cultural research. We started by readying and studying about each of the cultures. Information was found on the internet, in books and by speaking with the US Embassy. We also spent many hours participating in the daily life of each of these cultures by visiting and observing families and children in museums, shopping malls, parks, souks (marketplaces) and restaurants.
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Extractions: SEE WHAT'S NEW! Let's go see some exciting environments As we travel to these destinations, let's think about the people that gather all this information on the environment and species - - and the hardships and danger they must suffer at times while out in the wildest parts of our earth or oceans - or up in space. What brave people they are. They do these things because they care about the planet and about life. Biodiversity
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Extractions: A GREAT PLACE TO START INTEGRATING WEB-BASED ACTIVITIES IN YOUR CLASSROOM! PAGE ONE OF TWO We are always combing the Internet looking for worthwhile online activities for our students. Be sure to familiarize yourself with the contents of the trip you are interested in and develop an appropriate educational strategy before sending your students out to explore. Some sites have a teacher's section with student assessment criteria already laid out for you with. and links TEACHERS: If you have found a good site or would like to write a review on one of these, please email me. Also report any dead links as soon as you discover them. Space science
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