21. First EATM MEETING Alliance Mike Klepinger, Michigan Sea Grant Hyonyong Lee, Ohio Sea Grant Nancy Lerner,Washington Sea Grant Tony Lewis, louisiana geography Education Alliance. http://www.iisgcp.org/EXOTICSP/firstmeeting.htm

First Project Planning Meeting A Joint Project of the Sea Grant Network and Geographic Alliances Planning Meeting Chicago, Illinois November 19, 1999 AGENDA 1. Report on contacts with Geographic Alliances (G.A.) to set workshop dates and identify locations. 2. Review project goals and objectives. 3. Discuss workshop content. Establish relevance to Geography themes and standards Report on discussions with G.A. coordinators during NCGE Conference (Robin) Seek input from G.A. coordinators and representatives Tony Lewis (LA), Ruth Johnston (IN), and Norm Bettis (IL) to ensure strong Geography focus throughout the project 4. Begin formulating the EATM training module. Choose appropriate curriculum and other educational products Identify exotic species to include for the right balance of geography information and scientific background Create tentative schedule/time block to demonstrate and provide hands-on experience for each product 5. Discuss community awareness projects (teacher guided/student-developed).

22. Louisiana louisiana geography Education Alliance http//www.cadgis.lsu.edu/lagea/ Tony Lewis Louisiana State University Department of Geography http://www.teachearth.com/states/Louisiana.htm

23. Blackwell's Best - Linking Louisiana Louisiana Animals. Facts about Louisiana. louisiana geography. LA People andCultures. Louisiana in General. Mississippi River. Crescent City Plantations, http://www.vickiblackwell.com/linkla.html

Linking Louisiana Louisiana websites have been categorized to help students and teachers find resources with greater ease. Click on a category below to find a detailed listing of Louisiana websites for research and integration into the curriculum. Louisiana Animals Facts about Louisiana Louisiana Geography LA People and Cultures ... E-Mail Me This page was last updated on September 4, 2000.

24. Washinton Parish Louisiana Virtual Cemetery Map Natural Resources, Transportation Development, Wildlife Fisheries; LouisianaOffice of Emergency Preparedness; louisiana geography Education Alliance http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~washingtonparish/cemeterymap2_2

View the alternate Site while this is under construction! Washington Parish Virtual Cemetery Map This page uploaded November 21, 2002 - M. Zenner Search this site powered by FreeFind Washington Parish Cemeteries Best viewed 800 x 600 Roll over the map and view cemetery name at the bottom of your browser window. Not all links have been added, yet. Work in progress! Please feel free to email any descrepencies in location for correction to: washingtonparish@yahoo.com . There are multiple same name files and alternate named files at the USGenWeb. There are only 187 links here, and therefore, USGenWeb has the remaining information about cemeteries. This is just an alphabetized list. The red circles are either historical school locations, or present day schools. The green dots are historical places or current populated areas. More cemeteries: One at stoneypoint church? And Fisher? next to Richardson Bogue Chitto Cemetery Sources: Washington Parish Virtual Cemetery Map , © M. Zenner 2001, 2002 Southern Engineering GPP , Inc ©1999 Washington Parish Library -Cemetery Listings USGeoGen Project © Bob Maley, David Lawrence-Louisiana

25. Louisiana PASS In addition to enabling students to practice skills, PASS also offers students anopportunity to learn about louisiana geography and life science (elementary http://www.louisianapass.org/t_lounge/tl_FAQ.html

PASS Home Parents' Room Teachers' Lounge PASS FAQ PASS Schedule Testing Tips Help Links LDE Home Page Frequently Asked Questions about the PASS System What is PASS? How might PASS be useful to students? How can teachers get students started with PASS? What content areas are included in PASS? ... What should students do if they have problems logging in or using PASS? 1. What is PASS? PASS stands for Practice Assessment/Strengthen Skills. PASS is a Web-based practice test for Louisiana students. PASS serves as a continuation of education reform efforts in Louisiana by giving students an opportunity to practice skills that are similar to those on the LEAP 21 and GEE 21 and to provide instruction to help strengthen those skills. There are three levels for PASS: In addition to enabling students to practice skills, PASS also offers students an opportunity to learn about Louisiana geography and life science (elementary school level), outer space (middle school level), and world geography and cultures (high school level). As students complete each test, they uncover a new destination on a map. Each new destination shows interesting facts about that destination, along with links to Internet resources. 2. How might PASS be useful to students?

26. Geography Education @ Nationalgeographic.com louisiana geography EDUCATION ALLIANCE. Tony Lewis Louisiana State UniversityDepartment of Geography and Anthropology Room 227, Geology http://www.nationalgeographic.com/resources/ngo/education/alliancelinks.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] SITE INDEX Geographic Alliance Network Alabama Geographic Alliance Alaska Geographic Alliance Arizona Geographic Alliance Arkansas Geographic Alliance California North California South ... Canadian Council for Geographic Education Colorado Geographic Alliance Connecticut Geographic Alliance Delaware Geographic Alliance District of Columbia Geographic Alliance Florida Alliance for Geographic Education Georgia Geographic Alliance Hawaii Geographic Alliance Alliance of Idaho Geographers Illinois Geographic Alliance Geographic Educators Network of Indiana Geographic Alliance of Iowa Kansas Geographic Alliance Kentucky Geographic Alliance Louisiana Geography Education Alliance Maine Geographic Alliance Maryland Geographic Alliance Massachusetts Geographic Alliance Michigan Geographic Alliance Minnesota Alliance for Geographic Education Mississippi Geographic Alliance Missouri Geographic Alliance Montana Geographic Alliance Geographic Educators of Nebraska Geographic Alliance in Nevada New Hampshire Geographic Alliance New Jersey Geographic Alliance New Mexico Geographic Alliance New York Geographic Alliance North Carolina Geographic Alliance North Dakota Geographic Alliance Ohio Geographic Alliance Oklahoma Alliance for Geographic Education Oregon Geographic Alliance Pennsylvania Geographic Alliance Puerto Rico Geographic Alliance Rhode Island Geographic Alliance South Carolina Geographic Alliance South Dakota Geographic Alliance Tennessee Geographic Alliance Texas Alliance for Geographic Education

27. Geodesy Homepage support. Her knowledge of both California and louisiana geographybrought a unique perspective to the project. Vladimir Ulyashin http://www.bgrg.com/geodesy/page3.htm

GEODESY is a program which provides a digital environment for teachers and students to study Earth's systems in accordance with the Geography for Life: National Geography Standards . It uses ESRI's ArcView 3.0 software as its GIS engine, and extends its capabilities with a series of external programs to enhance the user interface and to do data and image processing. It is based on the use of local data to enable the user to explore the physical and human systems in his/her own community, and then to study the spatial relationships between them. There are three core tracks to follow, each introducing the student to an essential component of geographic information systems use and analysis: Geographic Relationships , and Geographic Projects . Throughout each core track and screen, the user has access to a comprehensive database of text and graphics through the use if the GEODESY KnowledgeBase The initial GEODESY project encompassed a two year development, programming, testing and distribution period. The first prototype (Beta 1.1) was produced in April 1996, and was tested by four school across the US. These include a public 4th grade class in Orinda, California; a private 8th grade class in Slidell, Louisiana; a public magnet 12th grade class in Chalmette, Louisiana; and a 4th grade home school in Carriere, Mississippi. The latest prototype version was released in February 1997, and was tested again at the original four sites, as well as at selected school sites and science centers in California and Mississippi.

28. LOUISIANA GIS CD: A Digital Map Of The State, Version 2.0 louisiana geography Education Alliance;; Environmental Systems ResearchInstitute, Inc.; and; Intergraph Corporation. Ordering information http://atlas.lsu.edu/central/DisplayLAGIS.htm

LOUISIANA GIS CD: A Digital Map of the State, Version 2.0 The Louisiana GIS CD is a two CD set that contains over 40 spatial layers of geographic data organized by north and south Louisiana. It replaces a prototype version released in 1996. The CD is the culmination of several years of data development and assembly by sponsoring agencies, and was developed by Louisiana State University with funding from the Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator's Office. The spatial data on the CD includes a satellite image of Louisiana with environmental, transportation, boundary, and geographic data in raster, polygon, line and point format. Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. Intergraph Corporation. Vector data are ArcView shapefile format and NAD-83 geographic latitude/longitude coordinates (decimal degrees). Raster data are packbit compressed geotiffs, NAD-83 UTM zone 15 coordinates (meters). The CD comes with a user interface that provides easy access to instructions and documentation, software installation, and tutorials. The tutorials provide help for utilization of the GIS software and introductions to GIS concepts. The spatial data are accompanied by fully compliant Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) metadata. There is also a satellite tour of Louisiana accessible from the user interface . Data on the CD are the best publicly available spatial data sources. Additional data compatible with the CD is available on the

29. Resume - Warren E. Landry Lafayette, Louisiana Instructor Duties Conducted classes in PhysicalGeography, World Geography, and louisiana geography. 1964 to 1970, http://www.beau.lib.la.us/resume/landry_warren_e.html

Resume Warren E. Landry 1431 Morrow Bridge Road Dry Creek, Louisiana 70637 OBJECTIVE To secure a permanent position as a valued employee in the environmental field. SUMMARY He is skilled in the use of a variety of computer programs including Microsoft Word, Access, Excel and Powerpoint. In addition, he is also experienced in the use of Lotus 1-2-3, WordPerfect, Word Star, Visio and the Internet. Warren's "people skills" and communications abilities have been well developed through his work as a project manager, college instructor, classroom teacher and volunteer worker in law enforcement and in his current duties as a member of the Beauregard Parish Emergency Response Council, Haz Mat Advisory Team. EDUCATION University of Southwestern Louisiana BS Degree Major: Geography Minor: Geology University of Southwestern Louisiana MA Degree Major: Physical Geography Minor: Education University of Texas, Austin Post Graduate Studies in Waste Water Treatment SPECIAL SKILLS/TRAINING Participated in the development and presentation of training materials which have been utilized for both State and Federal regulatory personnel involved in Underground Injection Control programs. Contracted for and was a major contributor to the development and presentation of the OSHA/RCRA training program adopted and utilized by a Fortune 500 Company.

30. LSU Geography & Anthropology Baton Rouge, louisiana. http://www.ga.lsu.edu/

The Department General Program of Study Faculty and Staff How to Enroll ... Calendar for Spring 2003 Check out Dr. Kesel's and Dr. Edwards' AAG Field Trip. Click here. Info for SAS Annual Meeting 2003 in Baton Rouge. Click here. INFO FOR NEW ORLEANS AAG Click here. Prospective graduate students can find out more about our program here Professor Kam-biu Liu receives award for undergraduate teaching. Read about it here. Explore Maya archaeology with representatives from our department! Click here for more information. Visit the LSU home page For questions or comments about this website, contact the webmaster

31. We Have Moved! Describes the undergrad and grad programs in these disciplines, discusses the research facilities, and provides a faculty guide. The web page for. the Department of geography and Anthropology. has moved! http://www.ga.lsu.edu/ga

The web page for the Department of Geography and Anthropology has moved! Visit the department's web site at http://www.ga.lsu.edu

32. Louisiana Page Locale louisiana Parishes Travel, Culture, geography and Community Links. http://www.lapage.com/page/

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33. Avoyelles Parish Page Locale Avoyelles Parish louisiana Travel, Culture, geography and Community Links. http://www.lapage.com/parishes/avoye.htm

Local Links State Links La. Page Locale Avoyelles Parish Page Locale clickable map in beautiful Louisiana. Culture and Traveler's Guide Avoyelles Parish, the "Cajun Crossroads of Louisiana," is rich in French/Acadian Credit: Louisiana Office of Tourism More information.... Area Culture and Traveler's Guide, with a Tour Listings for Travelers: Attractions, Dining, Lodging and More Geography and Statistics Our population is 39159 people in 15428 households. The land area is 832.5 square miles (532799 acres); the water area is 33.2 square miles (21274 acres). Avoyelles Parish is located at latitude 31.07 degrees North, longitude 92.00 degrees West. More Census Information and Mapping Community Links on the Web Avoyelles Parish Government The above link is from the Police Jury Association of Louisiana Avoyelles Parish Library Avoyelles Tourism Avoyelles High School ... Encyclopedia of Cajun Culture (new) Alexandria/Pineville Virtual Community Statewide Links Louisiana Municipal Association State Library (excellent) Info Louisiana (excellent) Council for a Better Louisiana (new) Louisiana Public Broadcasting Selected Louisiana Resources on the Internet Louisiana H.S. Athletics

34. Acadia Parish Page Locale Acadia Parish louisiana Travel, Culture, geography and Community Links http://www.lapage.com/parishes/acadi.htm

Local Links State Links La. Page Locale Acadia Parish Page Locale clickable map in beautiful Louisiana. Culture and Traveler's Guide Credit: Louisiana Office of Tourism More information.... Area Culture and Traveler's Guide, with a Tour Listings for Travelers: Attractions, Dining, Lodging and More Geography and Statistics Our population is 55882 people in 21441 households. The land area is 655.3 square miles (419400 acres); the water area is 2.3 square miles (1493 acres). Acadia Parish is located at latitude 30.29 degrees North, longitude 92.41 degrees West. More Census Information and Mapping Community Links on the Web Acadia Parish Government The above link is from the Police Jury Association of Louisiana City of Rayne (Frog Festival Too) (new) Local Culture: Jackie Miller, Prairie Mardi Gras Mask Maker Local Culture: Gerald Fruge', Cajun Mardi Gras Capitaine Local Culture: Elaine Bourque, Acadian Spinning and Weaving Local Culture: Larry Miller, Musical Instrument Maker ... Festival International de Louisiane (new address) Fruge' Aquafarms Cajun Crawfish Rayne State Bank and Trust Co.

35. Sabine Parish Page Locale Sabine Parish louisiana Travel, Culture, geography and Community Links http://www.lapage.com/parishes/sabin.htm

Local Links State Links La. Page Locale Sabine Parish Page Locale clickable map in beautiful Louisiana. Culture and Traveler's Guide Credit: Louisiana Office of Tourism More information.... Area Culture and Traveler's Guide, with a Tour Listings for Travelers: Attractions, Dining, Lodging and More Geography and Statistics Our population is 22646 people in 12789 households. The land area is 865.3 square miles (553820 acres); the water area is 146.3 square miles (93600 acres). Sabine Parish is located at latitude 31.56 degrees North, longitude 93.56 degrees West. More Census Information and Mapping Community Links on the Web Sabine Parish Government The above link is from the Police Jury Association of Louisiana Fort Jesup State Commemorative Area North Toledo Bend State Park Sabine Parish Schools ... Local Culture: Jo Ann Parish and The Los Adaes Foundation, Quilt and Bonnet Makers (nearby) Local Culture: Mearl Smith Byles, Quilter (nearby) Northwestern State University Statewide Links Louisiana Municipal Association State Library (excellent) Info Louisiana (excellent) Council for a Better Louisiana (new) Louisiana Public Broadcasting Selected Louisiana Resources on the Internet Louisiana H.S. Athletics

36. Atlas: Louisiana louisiana. louisiana Profile More Geographic Information Country Profiles;Flags; World geography; World Statistics. US State Profiles; US Cities; http://www.infoplease.com/atlas/state/louisiana.html

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37. Lafourche Parish Page Locale Lafourche Parish louisiana Travel, Culture, geography and Community Links http://www.lapage.com/parishes/lafou.htm

Local Links State Links La. Page Locale Lafourche Parish Page Locale clickable map in beautiful Louisiana. Culture and Traveler's Guide Credit: Louisiana Office of Tourism More information.... Area Culture and Traveler's Guide, with a Tour Listings for Travelers: Attractions, Dining, Lodging and More Geography and Statistics Our population is 85860 people in 31332 households. The land area is 1084.8 square miles (694281 acres); the water area is 387.5 square miles (247990 acres). Lafourche Parish is located at latitude 29.49 degrees North, longitude 90.40 degrees West. More Census Information and Mapping Community Links on the Web Lafourche Parish Government The above link is from the Police Jury Association of Louisiana Lafourche Parish Public Library System (new) Local Culture: Jessie Bourg, Cajun Netmaker Lafourche Parish Public Schools South Lafourche High School Central Lafourche High School ... Fonville Winans Cajun Photography (new address) Sportsman's Paradise Phylway Construction The United Houma Tribe Louisiana Catalog ... Encyclopedia of Cajun Culture (new) Coastal Restoration (new) Statewide Links Louisiana Municipal Association State Library (excellent) Info Louisiana (excellent) Council for a Better Louisiana (new) Louisiana Public Broadcasting Selected Louisiana Resources on the Internet Louisiana H.S. Athletics

38. CyberSleuthkids United States - Louisiana Home geography United States louisiana http://cybersleuth-kids.com/sleuth/Geography/United_States/Louisiana/

39. Geography And Anthropology Collection Development Policy: LSU Libraries Human geography; Hydrology; Landscape; Locational Analysis. louisiana;Macrohistorical geography; Medical geography (spatial patterns http://www.lib.lsu.edu/collserv/colldev/policies/geography.html

Geography and Anthropology Collection Development Policy Statement Library's Collection Development Objectives Support faculty and student research and the curriculum through the Ph.D. level in the discipline of Geography and through the M.A. level in the discipline of Anthropology. Curriculum Program Descriptions Craig Colten is the Chair of the Department of Geography and Anthropology . Among the faculty members, there are several distinguished professors including a William G. Haag Professor, a James J. Parsons Professor, a Richard J. Russell Louisiana Studies Professor, a Carl O. Sauer Professor, and a Doriz Z. Stone Latin American Professor. There are also two Emeritus Professors. There are eight professors, eight associate professors, seven assistant professors and three instructors. Listed below are the number of degrees awarded to students in Geography and Anthropology for the past five years: Degrees Awarded Program BA: Anthropology BA: Geography B.S.: Geography MA: Anthropology MA: Geography MS: Geography Ph.D.: Geography

40. Louisiana History Teacher's Geography Ideas - Learn Directions Worksheet louisiana History (site directory) louisiana Teacher's Lesson IdeasGeography Ideas. Everyday Directions . After discussions of a http://www.geocities.com/parish_photogy/ideasgeodirections.html

Geography Ideas Everyday "Directions" After discussions of a compass rose and the various directions, I give the students the work sheet below to do showing the directions to places around the school community. Since these kids have walked to most of these places, they have a general idea of the directions and where the places are in relation to the school. As a follow-up, I have them do a home compass rose showing their house and eight well known locations around them. Make your own ditto or print out the one below and add your own locations. Back to Geography Ideas Ideas Index Snowhawk

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