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Water Vole Field Signs and Habitat Assessment
An essential guide to assist those surveying for water voles, whether as a professional ecological consultant, a researcher or simply an interested amateur. This book provides detailed descriptions of all the habitats used by water voles, including ideal habitats as well as less typical places, with annotated photos to help the surveyor home in on just the right areas to look. It also contains a comprehensive photographic reference guide to assist in the correct identification of water vole field signs, and explains how to distinguish them from those of similar species. Tips on where and how to search for field signs are also provided, along with guidance on how best to record survey data.
Writing Effective Ecological Reports
An in-depth guide to writing high-quality and effective professional ecological reports. Mike Dean distils the knowledge and experience gained over a period of more than 20 years working as an ecological consultant, during which time he has written and reviewed many such reports. There are existing good practice guidelines on ecological report writing, published by CIEEM and co-authored by the author of this book. Writing Effective Ecological Reports goes beyond those guidelines. It provides practical advice on the structure, content and style of ecological reports, using numerous case study examples to help the reader’s understanding. It also tackles topics not covered by the guidelines, ...
I Wish You Would Kill Yourself Like Your Brother or Like Kurt Cobain
Dean Strickland, a Music major at the University of North Texas College of Music in Denton, Texas really wanted his story to get out to the world, and he knew he would have to write it himself, since he was not known; and write it he did. Guilty of falling in love, Dean paid in a big way when charged in a court of law, and wrongfully, or maybe not, gets diagnosed by a first semester Psychology major. Dean, though, did not let that get in the way of him following his dream of being a Rock 'n' Roll musician. The names have not been changed to protect the guilty. A book including poems and song lyrics exerting such emotion it makes one cry.
The Company You Keep
Men rarely invest time and effort building intentional and mutually supportive friendships. However, long-term friendships can inspire us, challenge us, and have the potential to transform our lives. Exploring the experiences of three men who have supported each other for more than 12 years, the author shows how such friendships influence many areas of a person's life, including family relationships, physical fitness, self-esteem, and spirituality.
The Collar
Against the turbulent backdrop of Catholicism today, Englert charts the journey of five men toward the priesthood at a seminary that specializes in "second-career" priests--men who come to their vocation later than their college years.
The Amish Spaceman
A comical road trip across the U.S. with a cast of surreal characters including a failed motivational speaker, a Kamchatkan runaway bride, a sock-crazed mafia boss, and cross-dressing parents. Unsatisfied with the daily grind of a Silicon Valley “business coach and life consultant,” Dean Cook weasels his way into a once-in-a-lifetime chance for fame and fortune: a speaking slot at the National Motivational Speaker’s Conference in West Virginia. Three days before the conference, Dean’s girlfriend breaks up with him and destroys his passport and identification cards. Dean’s flight plans are now scrapped, and he’s forced to steal a second hand ambulance. On the high-speed drive acro...
His Soldier
Sometimes you find love where you least expect it. For Sergeant Ryder Brooks that's writing letters home to Dean Anders, his Army pen pal. As a kid, Ryder Brooks bounced from one foster home to the next. He's never had a family, never had someone who he could count on to stay when times became tough. As soon as he was able, he joined the Army and found a purpose in life. There's one thing he still can't combat, though—his loneliness. He joins the Army pen pal program, never imagining he'll find someone as amazing as Dean. The two connect through letters and phone calls for a year, falling in love and making plans to meet when Ryder finishes his tour. However, nothing's fair in love and war, and in an effort to save one of his men, Ryder finds himself in a situation that will irrevocably change his life. Broken and depressed, he doesn't think Dean will want him anymore. When Dean learns what has happened and discovers Ryder has a long road of recovery ahead of him, will he be there to support him or will the distant communication that's kept Ryder going cease altogether? Only time will tell.
Walking the Corporate Plank
A slice of corporate dysfunction. A nagging malaise. Management Consultant, Dean Kelly's monotonous quest within the confines of Corporate America. This novella in the existentialist tradition is a must read for anyone looking for meaning in their work.
True to the Blue
D. E. Gray’s first book “The Warrior In Me” was a collective memoir of his 42 year career in Law enforcement, 28 years with the Los Angeles Police Department and 14 years with the Escondido Police Department in the North San Diego County. Even though author, D. E. Gray ́s new book titled “True to the Blue” is a work of fiction, it is based in part on a true story along with actual events that the author experienced or witnessed while on the job. Many of the characters in this story are patterned after real people who have worked or crossed paths with D. E. Gray during his 42 year career as a street cop. This story begins in early 1999 and follows the hardships of Sergio Ortega; a ...
