The etymology of the term "landscape" means "to scrape the land." Not much
to do with ecology. Yes, I know that the word has come to mean something
else, but it interferes with public understanding of the fundamental
opposition of landscaping with ecosystems.
It may be futile, but I'm gonna keep on griping about it.
WT
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From: "David Inouye" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 7:31 AM
Subject: [ECOLOG-L] Job: National Coordinator for the Landscape Conservation
Cooperatives initiative, USFWS
This is a heads up for those who might be interested in applying for the
position of National Coordinator for the Landscape Conservation
Cooperatives initiative. Doug Austen has announced his departure, and the
FWS will shortly post the position in USA JOBS.
We believe the posting will be only open for two weeks. The following
infomation should be helpful in locating the position, but regular users
of USAJobs will know that the published title might not match exactly what
the position title is....
USFWS Title: National Landscape Conservation Coordinator
OPM Title: Fish and Wildlife Administrator
Series and Grade: GS-0480, Series 15
Duty Location: Washington, DC (Arlington, VA, is actual office location)
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