Biogeography Specialty Group
of the
Association of American Geographers

 


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The mission of the Biogeography Specialty Group (BSG) is to promote interactions between biogeographers, stimulate active research and teaching development in biogeography, and facilitate the exchange of ideas.



BSG Officers & Information:


Newsletter and Officers:

 
  The Biogeographer: The Official BSG Newsletter New
    
Officers: Current and Past

Winners of BSG Awards and Competitions:


     Henry Cowles Award (Excellence in  Publication)
     James J. Parsons Distinguished Career Award
     Student Research Grant Competition
     Student Paper Competition

BSG Business:


     Minutes from the 2009 BSG Business Meeting  

BSG Student Members!

If you are a student member
of the BSG and would like
to join the BSG Student
Listserv, please e-mail:

 Chad Lane

chad.lane(at)lawrence.edu


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CURRENT NEWS:


2009 BSG BOARD ELECTION RESULTS:  
Congratulations to our recently elected president and board members!
Lesley Rigg, President, Northern Illinois University
Gabrielle Katz, Board, Appalachian State
Amy Hessl, Board, West Virginia University
Stockton Maxwell, Student Representative, West Virginia University


Announcements for 2010 AAG Meeting!
    
        2010 BSG Student Paper and Poster Award Competition New!
         2010 BSG Student Research Grant Competition
New
         2010 AAG: List of BSG-sponsored sessions (Details coming soon!)




LINKS:

   
Professional Organizations:

     Association of American Geographers
     The International Biogeography Society
     International Association for Landscape Ecology
   

Educational Resources:

    Biogeography Course Webpages and Teaching Resources  
In progress
    Graduate Work in Biogeography   In progress

  


                




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