Progress 05/01/04 to 04/30/07
Outputs
The International Arid Lands Consortium (IALC) works to achieve research and development, educational and training initiatives, demonstration projects, workshops, and other technology transfer activities applied to the development, management, restoration, and reclamation of arid and semiarid lands in the U.S., Israel, and elsewhere in the world. All activities are supported by the IALC's member institutions through their ongoing applied research and demonstration projects aimed at sustaining arid and semiarid land ecological systems, implicitly including humankind. The 9 Member Institutions of the IALC are: The University of Arizona; Desert Research Institute , Nevada; the Higher Council for Science & Technology, Jordan; The University of Illinois; the Jewish National Fund; the Ministry of Agriculture & Land Reclamation , Egypt; New Mexico State University; South Dakota State University; and Texas A&M University-Kingsville. The IALC awarded support using appropriated
funds from the Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES) account no: 2004-34326-14272 for 5 peer-reviewed research projects and 1 demonstration project during FY2004 in the United States, Jordan, Israel, and/or Egypt. All studies involve collaborative research between scientists located both in the United States, Jordan, Israel, and/or Egypt.
Impacts
The IALC believes that, thus far since most of the projects are not yet completed, the impact of these projects has produced sound research results and important demonstration projects. The collaboration among the researchers and demonstrators in the U.S. and Israel has had a very positive impact on the ongoing peace process in the Middle East. All activities were aimed at sustaining arid and semiarid ecological systems.
Publications
- A list of published materials to date 2007 from the above-funded projects will be provided in the final report. One or more publications are anticipated from each of these funded projects upon completion of the study. Each project will be peer reviewed by the IALC Research and Demonstration Advisory Committee on a semi-annual basis.
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Progress 01/01/06 to 12/31/06
Outputs
The International Arid Lands Consortium (IALC) works to achieve research and development, educational and training initiatives, demonstration projects, workshops, and other technology transfer activities applied to the development, management, restoration, and reclamation of arid and semiarid lands in the U.S., Israel, and elsewhere in the world. All activities are supported by the IALC's member institutions through their ongoing applied research and demonstration projects aimed at sustaining arid and semiarid land ecological systems, implicitly including humankind. The 9 Member Institutions of the IALC are: The University of Arizona; Desert Research Institute , Nevada; the Higher Council for Science & Technology, Jordan; The University of Illinois; the Jewish National Fund; the Ministry of Agriculture & Land Reclamation , Egypt; New Mexico State University; South Dakota State University; and Texas A&M University-Kingsville. The IALC awarded support using appropriated
funds from the Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES) account no: 2004-34326-14272 for 5 peer-reviewed research projects and 1 demonstration project during FY2004 in the United States, Jordan, Israel, and/or Egypt. All studies involve collaborative research between scientists located both in the United States, Jordan, Israel, and/or Egypt.
Impacts
The IALC believes that, thus far since most of the projects are not yet completed, the impact of these projects has produced sound research results and important demonstration projects. The collaboration among the researchers and demonstrators in the U.S. and Israel has had a very positive impact on the ongoing peace process in the Middle East. All activities were aimed at sustaining arid and semiarid ecological systems.
Publications
- A list of published materials to date (2006) from the above-funded projects will be provided in the final report. One or more publications are anticipated from each of these funded projects upon completion of the study. Each project will be peer reviewed by the IALC Research and Demonstration Advisory Committee on a semi-annual basis.
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Progress 01/01/05 to 12/31/05
Outputs
The International Arid Lands Consortium (IALC) works to achieve research and development, educational and training initiatives, demonstration projects, workshops, and other technology transfer activities applied to the development, management, restoration, and reclamation of arid and semiarid lands in the U.S., Israel, and elsewhere in the world. All activities are supported by the IALC's member institutions through their ongoing applied research and demonstration projects aimed at sustaining arid and semiarid land ecological systems, implicitly including humankind. The 9 Member Institutions of the IALC are: The University of Arizona; Desert Research Institute , Nevada; the Higher Council for Science & Technology, Jordan; The University of Illinois; the Jewish National Fund; the Ministry of Agriculture & Land Reclamation , Egypt; New Mexico State University; South Dakota State University; and Texas A&M University-Kingsville. The IALC awarded support using appropriated
funds from the Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES) account no: 2004-34326-14272 for 5 peer-reviewed research projects and 1 demonstration project during FY2004 in the United States, Jordan, Israel, and/or Egypt. All studies involve collaborative research between scientists located both in the United States, Jordan, Israel, and/or Egypt.
Impacts
The IALC believes that, thus far since most of the projects are not yet completed, the impact of these projects has produced sound research results and important demonstration projects. The collaboration among the researchers and demonstrators in the U.S. and Israel has had a very positive impact on the ongoing peace process in the Middle East. All activities were aimed at sustaining arid and semiarid ecological systems.
Publications
- A list of published materials to date from the above-funded projects will be provided in the final report. One or more publications are anticipated from each of these funded projects upon completion of the study. Each project will be peer reviewed by the IALC Research and Demonstration Advisory Committee on a semi-annual basis. 2005.
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Progress 01/01/04 to 12/31/04
Outputs
The International Arid Lands Consortium (IALC) works to achieve research and development, educational and training initiatives, demonstration projects, workshops, and other technology transfer activities applied to the development, management, restoration, and reclamation of arid and semiarid lands in the U.S., Israel, and elsewhere in the world. All activities are supported by the IALC's member institutions through their ongoing applied research and demonstration projects aimed at sustaining arid and semiarid land ecological systems, implicitly including humankind. The 9 Member Institutions of the IALC are: The University of Arizona; Desert Research Institute , Nevada; the Higher Council for Science & Technology, Jordan; The University of Illinois; the Jewish National Fund; the Ministry of Agriculture & Land Reclamation , Egypt; New Mexico State University; South Dakota State University; and Texas A&M University-Kingsville. The IALC awarded support using appropriated
funds from the Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES) account no: 2004-34326-14272 for 5 peer-reviewed research projects and 1 demonstration project during FY2004 in the United States, Jordan, Israel, and/or Egypt. All studies involve collaborative research between scientists located both in the United States, Jordan, Israel, and/or Egypt.
Impacts
The IALC believes that, thus far since most of the projects are not yet completed, the impact of these projects has produced sound research results and important demonstration projects. The collaboration among the researchers and demonstrators in the U.S. and Israel has had a very positive impact on the ongoing peace process in the Middle East. All activities were aimed at sustaining arid and semiarid ecological systems.
Publications
- list of published materials to date from the above-funded projects will be provided in the final report. One or more publications are anticipated from each of these funded projects upon completion of the study. Each project will be peer reviewed by the IALC Research and Demonstration Advisory Committee on a semi-annual basis. 2005
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