Monteverde Research Links
Local Monteverde-Based Research Documents
The goal of this initiative is to provide a single access point to Monteverde-based research information that is freely and publicly available on the Internet. Under the direction of Laurie Kutner, Library Associate professor at the University of Vermont and with support from graduate students from the Syracuse University School of Information Studies, sites have been identified and selected for inclusion based on the following criteria:
Due to copyright restrictions, we cannot include direct links to research already published as journal articles or elsewhere, unless they are available in open access publications.
When using the collection, please keep in mind where the information is coming from: who created the document and for what purpose? On what sort of website is it being presented?
For questions related to the collection or to suggest documents for inclusion, please contact Laurie Kutner, laurie.kutner@uvm.edu.
| By Author or Master List alphabetical by subject Amphibians Ayala-Valenzuela, M.A., Pawling, C.L., Smith, A.D., Gao, L, Hiebeler, D. Morin, B.R. (2006, July 28). An epidemiological approach to the dynamics of Chytridomycosis on a harlequin frog population. Retrieved March 17, 2007 from http://mtbi.asu.edu/downloads/Document18.pdf Subjects: Biodiversity/Species Lists; Amphibians ** Pounds, J.A., et al. (2006). Widespread amphibian extinctions from epidemic disease driven by global warming. Supplementary information to accompany the “Climate-chytrid paradox.” Retrieved March 17, 2007 from http://www.jcu.edu.au/school/phtm/PHTM/frogs/papers/pounds-2006-suppl.pdf ** J. Alan Pounds has published extensively on this topic. Click here for a link to a bibliography of Pounds'related published articles. Rordan, R. (2006: January 12). Global warming is driving widespread amphibian extinctions by triggering epidemic disease. NatureServe press release. (brief article announcing publication of Alan Pounds’ article that appeared in Nature,on January 12, 2006.) Retrieved on May 3, 2007 from http://www.natureserve.org/aboutUs/release_011106.pdf |
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Biodiversity / Species Lists ** J. Alan Pounds is an internationally known researcher who has conducted long-term extensive research in Monteverde focusing on amphibian population declines and climate change, resulting in many publications, including some high profiile publications in the journal, Nature. The above reference is a link to supplementary information which is freely and publicly available, that accompanies his published article in the January, 12, 2006 issue of Nature list of references of Pounds' related published articles. Rordan, R. (2006: January 12). Global warming is driving widespread amphibian extinctions by triggering epidemic disease. NatureServe press release. (brief article announcing publication of Alan Pounds’ article that appeared in Nature,on January 12, 2006.) Retrieved on May 3, 2007 from http://www.natureserve.org/aboutUs/release_011106.pdf |
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Botany |
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Climate Change: See Weather and Climate - Climate Change ** J. Alan Pounds is an internationally known researcher who has conducted long-term extensive research in Monteverde focusing on amphibian population declines and climate change, resulting in many publications, including some high profiile publications in the journal, Nature. The above reference is a link to supplementary information which is freely and publicly available, that accompanies his published article in the January, 12, 2006 issue of Nature Click here for a link to a list of references of Pounds' related published articles. Rordan, R. (2006: January 12). Global warming is driving widespread amphibian extinctions by triggering epidemic disease. NatureServe press release. (brief article announcing publication of Alan Pounds’ article that appeared in Nature,on January 12, 2006.) Retrieved on May 3, 2007 from http://www.natureserve.org/aboutUs/release_011106.pdf |
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Cloud Forest Ecology, Ecosystems, and Canopy Research ** Nalini Nadkarni has done extensive research in the Monteverde area, focusing primarily on canopy research and cloud forest ecology. Her list of publications can be found on her linked CV. Perhaps her greatest contribution to the body of Monteverde research is the book that she edited with Nathaniel Wheelwright, which was published in 2000, entitled: Monteverde: Ecology and Conservation of a Tropical Cloud Forest. Click here for a complete Table of Contents. This book is available at the Monteverde Institute Library. |
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Conservation |
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Ecotourism In Spanish/ Español: Acuña, M., Villalobos, D., & Ruiz, K. (2006). Ecoturismo, ambiente y desarrollo local en Monteverde. Ambeintales. Revista Semestral de la Escuela de Ciencias Ambientales. Universidad Nacional Costa Rica, 31 (Junio). Retrieved February 17, 2007 from http://www.ambientico.una.ac.cr/A31.pdf Ortega, M.A., Céspedes, D.V., Mejías, K.R. (2000). El cluster ecoturístico Monteverde, Costa Rican. Universidad Nacional. Centro Internacional de Política Económica para el Desarrollo Sostenible. Retrieved February 9, 2007 from http://www.eclac.org/ddpeudit/proy/clusters/Turcr.pdf |
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Entomology |
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Environmental Economics |
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General |
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Land Use, Planning, and Sustainable Development **Oltremari, F. (2002, May). Recommendations for the future growth of Monteverde, Costa Rica. Master Thesis. Retrieved May 14, 2007 from Thorstensen, E. L. (2004). Scenario Community Planning in San Luis, Costa Rica. Sustainable Futures 2004. Retrieved February 1, 2007 from https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/sharwood/www/sustainablefutures/scenarios... Zipprich, B. (2007, Spring). Lessons in sustainable development: Monteverde, Costa Rica. Elements (Boston College undergraduate research journal). Retrieved May 2, 2007 from http://www.bc.edu/research/elements/issues/2007s/elements-spring07-article10.pdf Español/ Spanish references: Futuros Alternativos para Monteverde: Planificación de Escenarios. (2001). Futuros Sostenibles 2001. Retrieved February 9, 2007 from http://128.205.118.180/Images/Publications/alternativeFutures.pdf |
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Monteverde Researchers' CVs with Links to Research |
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Nutrition |
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Ornithology |
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Soils |
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Water |
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Weather and Climate ** J. Alan Pounds is an internationally known researcher who has conducted long-term extensive research in Monteverde focusing on amphibian population declines and climate change, resulting in many publications, including some high profiile publications in the journal, Nature. The above reference is a link to supplementary information which is freely and publicly available, that accompanies his published article in the January, 12, 2006 issue of Nature Click here for a link to a list of references of Pounds' related published articles. Rordan, R. (2006: January 12). Global warming is driving widespread amphibian extinctions by triggering epidemic disease. NatureServe press release. (brief article announcing publication of Alan Pounds’ article that appeared in Nature,on January 12, 2006.) Retrieved on May 3, 2007 from http://www.natureserve.org/aboutUs/release_011106.pdf |
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Women and Gender |
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