The Instructor's Manual and Test Item File is designed to assist instructors as they plan and prepare for classes using Ecology, Concepts and Applications. Relevant films, videotapes, and computer programs are included in the manual, as well as a listing of the acetates that supplement the text. The Test Item File offers 30-40 questions per chapter, including multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, and true/false questions.

This helpful, easy-to-use, computerized test-generating software is available to instructors for testing and grading. It is offered in both Windows and Macintosh formats.

A set of 100 key figures from the text are available free to instructors.

Field and Laboratory Methods for General Ecology, 4/ed., by Brower, Zar, and Von Ende.

Laboratory Manual for General Ecology, 7/ed., by Cox

This valuable tool includes all of the line art from Ecology: Concepts and Applications, and from both of our environmental science textbooks, on a CD, available to you to use as you please in classroom presentations. User's Guide

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A great source for research and discussion, this useful reader provides convenient, affordable access to a wide range of 31 carefully selected articles covering the very latest information about the environment.

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This unique text covers a wide range of environmental issues, presented in a point-counterpoint format. Each issue is initially expressed in terms of a single question in order to draw the lines of debate more clearly.

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Written by Theodore D. Goldfarb, this useful text brings together over 40 selections of enduring intellectual value--classic articles, book excerpts, and research studies--that have shaped environmental studies and our contemporary understanding of it.

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This new atlas is an accurate visual account of world environmental conditions and problems that highlights every major global region. The book contains 48 carefully selected full-color maps and 14 tables of current data relevant to today's environmental issues.

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Written by Isobel Heathcote, this text presents a problem-solving framework that gives students insight into the structure of actual environmental cases, and confidence in approaching environmental issues that are complex, controversial, and difficult to solve.

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Written by J. E. de Steiguer, this text explores the contributions of earlier environmental philosophers such as Thomas Robert Malthus, John Stuart Mill, Henry David Thoreau, and Aldo Leopold who had a profound influence on the modern thinkers. It also provides a unique examination of the social and economic forces that helped establish environmentalism as a major public issue.

Titles of Related Interest

Conservation Biology, 2/ed., by Cox.

Environmental Science: The Study of Interrelationships, 6/ed., by Enger and Smith.

Environmental Science: A Global Concern, 5/ed., by Cunningham and Saigo.

Environmental Problem Solving Workbook: A Case Study Approach, by Heathcote.

Annual Editions: Environment 97/98. Editor: John L. Allen.

Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Environmental Issues, 7/ed.. Editor: Theodore D. Goldfarb.

Sources: Notable Selections in Environmental Studies. Editor: Theodore D. Goldfarb.

The Dushkin Student Atlas of Environmental Issues. Editor: John Allen.

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