Monthly Archives: March 2011

Science, Upstream: On board games and resource management

By julia james
Posted: March 23, 2011

Category: Science, Upstream | Tagged Colombia, Die Siedler von Catan, Ecuador, geostatistical methods, InVEST, Juan Sebastian Lozano Velásquez, Julia James, Natural Capital Project, resources, Settlers of Catan, soil, Stanford, The Nature Conservancy, water | 2 Comments

Out of the field, but still experimenting

By jamie hansen
Posted: March 17, 2011

Category: Science, Upstream | Tagged biology, Ecosystem Science, Heather Tallis, InVEST, Jamie Hansen, mary ruckelshaus, natural capital, Nature Conservancy, NOAA, peter kareiva, science, Science Upstream, Stanford | Leave a comment

Science, Upstream: Balancing Trust in Embedded Journalism

By julia james
Posted: March 14, 2011

Category: Science, Upstream | Tagged conference call, embedding journalists, InVEST, National Capital Project, Science Upstream, Vancouver Island | 1 Comment

Field Trip: A first foray into real-time science reporting

By jamie hansen
Posted: March 9, 2011

Category: Science, Upstream | Tagged coyote, Jamie Hansen, Julia James, Russian Ridge, Science Upstream, The Nature Conservancy, Vancouver Island, World Wildlife Fund | 2 Comments