[RWG] WEB: AIBS Virtual Library

[Plant Conservation]

http://www.aibs.org/virtual-library/

Online access to the AIBS Virtual Library is now free to all visitors!
Visit the Virtual Library to view the recordings for no charge, or buy a
CD-ROM.

The Virtual Library of the American Institute of Biological Sciences
contains plenary lectures by some of the world's most eminent biologists
recorded at AIBS Annual meetings from 2000 onwards. Additional content
includes presentations from the AIBS National Roundtable series. You can
view synchronized audio and video of all presentations, plus slides and
transcripts of the many presentations for which this material is
available.

Virtual Library Content
March 2004 AIBS Annual Meeting (theme: Invasive Species: The Search for
Solutions)

Ann Bartuska, USDA Forest Service "Abating the Threat of Invasive Species:
Linking Science and Policy"

James Carlton, Williams College "Invasions in the World's Oceans: How Much
Do We Know, and What Does the Future Hold?"

Andrew Dobson, Princeton University "Zen, Parasites, and the Art of Alien
Invasion"

David Lodge, University of Notre Dame "Bioeconomic Risk Analysis of
Invasive Vertebrates and Other Species"

Thomas Lovejoy, The Heinz Center, "Is the Top Beginning to Blow Off?
Environmental Urgency and Biology's Moment in History"

Richard Mack, Washington State University "A Prescription for Plant
Invasions: the Interaction of Attributes, Environment, and Circumstances"

Stephen Morse, Columbia University "Emerging Infections: Microbial
Invaders Discover New Territory"

Daniel Simberloff, University of Tennessee "We can win this war! The
dangers of pessimism about introduced species"