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Ecosystem services: critics and defenders debate

By jamie hansen
Posted: April 20, 2011

Category: Science, Upstream | Tagged bats, biological diversity, community ecology, douglas mccauley, ecological services, ecosystem services, embedded journalism, Gretchen Daily, hal mooney, Jamie Hansen, journalism, Natural Capital Project, nature, nature magazine, peter kareiva, science, Science Upstream, Stanford, wired science | Leave a comment

Road Map: explaining the Natural Capital Project and refining our story

By jamie hansen
Posted: April 7, 2011

Category: Science, Upstream | Tagged blog, ecosystems services, experiment, field, graduate school, Jamie Hansen, Julia James, map, natural capital, Natural Capital Project, science, spring break, student, test, upstream, women | Leave a comment

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

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