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October 2014, Volume 54, Issue 4
- 840-851 Protecting the Green Behind the Gold: Catchment-Wide Restoration Efforts Necessary to Achieve Nutrient and Sediment Load Reduction Targets in Gold Coast City, Australia
by Nathan J. Waltham & Michael Barry & Tony McAlister & Tony Weber & Dominic Groth - 852-864 Effects of Land Use Changes on the Ecosystem Service Values of Coastal Wetlands
by Vera Camacho-Valdez & Arturo Ruiz-Luna & Andrea Ghermandi & César A. Berlanga-Robles & Paulo A. L. D. Nunes - 865-874 Effects of Three Fire-Suppressant Foams on the Germination and Physiological Responses of Plants
by Uhram Song & Saeromi Mun & Bruce Waldman & Eun Ju Lee - 875-887 Incorporating Carbon Storage into the Optimal Management of Forest Insect Pests: A Case Study of the Southern Pine Beetle (Dendroctonus Frontalis Zimmerman) in the New Jersey Pinelands
by Rebecca M. Niemiec & David A. Lutz & Richard B. Howarth - 888-896 Relationship Between Pastoralists’ Evaluation of Rangeland State and Vegetation Threshold Changes in Mongolian Rangelands
by Kaoru Kakinuma & Takehiro Sasaki & Undarmaa Jamsran & Toshiya Okuro & Kazuhiko Takeuchi - 897-907 The Effects of Population Density on Juvenile Growth Rate in White-Tailed Deer
by Brannon Barr & Steve Wolverton - 908-918 Behavioral Traits and Airport Type Affect Mammal Incidents with U.S. Civil Aircraft
by Kristin B. Schwarz & Jerrold L. Belant & James A. Martin & Travis L. DeVault & Guiming Wang - 919-933 Long-Term Impacts on Macroinvertebrates Downstream of Reclaimed Mountaintop Mining Valley Fills in Central Appalachia
by Gregory J. Pond & Margaret E. Passmore & Nancy D. Pointon & John K. Felbinger & Craig A. Walker & Kelly J. G. Krock & Jennifer B. Fulton & Whitney L. Nash
September 2014, Volume 54, Issue 3
- 373-382 Bark in the Park: A Review of Domestic Dogs in Parks
by Michael A. Weston & James A. Fitzsimons & Geoffrey Wescott & Kelly K. Miller & Kasun B. Ekanayake & Thomas Schneider - 383-401 Description of Dogs and Owners in Outdoor Built-Up Areas and Their More-Than-Human Issues
by Florence Gaunet & Elodie Pari-Perrin & Geneviève Bernardin - 402-419 An Ecology of Prestige in New York City: Examining the Relationships Among Population Density, Socio-economic Status, Group Identity, and Residential Canopy Cover
by J. Morgan Grove & Dexter H. Locke & Jarlath P. M. O’Neil-Dunne - 420-432 Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation in the Land Use Sector: From Complementarity to Synergy
by Lalisa A. Duguma & Peter A. Minang & Meine van Noordwijk - 433-448 Modeling the Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Pacific Salmon Culture Programs: An Example at Winthrop National Fish Hatchery
by Kyle C. Hanson & Douglas P. Peterson - 449-464 Effects of Management Legacies on Stream Fish and Aquatic Benthic Macroinvertebrate Assemblages
by Michael C. Quist & Randall D. Schultz - 465-478 Effects of Flooding and Tamarisk Removal on Habitat for Sensitive Fish Species in the San Rafael River, Utah: Implications for Fish Habitat Enhancement and Future Restoration Efforts
by Daniel L. Keller & Brian G. Laub & Paul Birdsey & David J. Dean - 479-493 Application of a Three-Dimensional Water Quality Model as a Decision Support Tool for the Management of Land-Use Changes in the Catchment of an Oligotrophic Lake
by Dennis Trolle & Bob Spigel & David P. Hamilton & Ned Norton & Donna Sutherland & David Plew & Mathew G. Allan - 494-504 Defining the Reference Condition for Wadeable Streams in the Sand Hills Subdivision of the Southeastern Plains Ecoregion, USA
by Ely Kosnicki & Stephen A. Sefick & Michael H. Paller & Miller S. Jarrell & Blair A. Prusha & Sean C. Sterrett & Tracey D. Tuberville & Jack W. Feminella - 505-516 Recreational Stream Crossing Effects on Sediment Delivery and Macroinvertebrates in Southwestern Virginia, USA
by Kathryn R. Kidd & W. Michael Aust & Carolyn A. Copenheaver - 517-530 Residential Preferences for River Network Improvement: An Exploration of Choice Experiments in Zhujiajiao, Shanghai, China
by Yue Che & Wen Li & Zhaoyi Shang & Chen Liu & Kai Yang - 531-556 Comparative Assessment of Public Opinion on the Landscape Quality of Two Biosphere Reserves in Europe
by Barbara Sowińska-Świerkosz & Tadeusz J. Chmielewski - 557-570 Public Acceptance of Wildland Fire and Fuel Management: Panel Responses in Seven Locations
by Eric Toman & Bruce Shindler & Sarah McCaffrey & James Bennett - 571-582 Communicating About Smoke from Wildland Fire: Challenges and Opportunities for Managers
by Christine S. Olsen & Danielle K. Mazzotta & Eric Toman & A. Paige Fischer - 583-595 Potential Applicability of Persuasive Communication to Light-Glow Reduction Efforts: A Case Study of Marine Turtle Conservation
by Ruth L. Kamrowski & Stephen G. Sutton & Renae C. Tobin & Mark Hamann - 596-605 Implications of Spatial Data Variations for Protected Areas Management: An Example from East Africa
by Nicholas Dowhaniuk & Joel Hartter & Sadie J. Ryan - 606-616 Conservation Covenants on Private Land: Issues with Measuring and Achieving Biodiversity Outcomes in Australia
by James A. Fitzsimons & C. Ben Carr - 617-630 Environmental Impacts of the Use of Ecosystem Services: Case Study of Birdwatching
by Jakub Kronenberg - 631-640 The Impact of Sika Deer on Vegetation in Japan: Setting Management Priorities on a National Scale
by Haruka Ohashi & Masato Yoshikawa & Keiichi Oono & Norihisa Tanaka & Yoriko Hatase & Yuhide Murakami - 641-655 Evaluation of a Regional Monitoring Program’s Statistical Power to Detect Temporal Trends in Forest Health Indicators
by Stephanie J. Perles & Tyler Wagner & Brian J. Irwin & Douglas R. Manning & Kristina K. Callahan & Matthew R. Marshall - 656-667 Plant Diversity in Live Fences and Pastures, Two Examples from the Mexican Humid Tropics
by Betsabé Ruiz-Guerra & Noé Velázquez Rosas & Juan Carlos López-Acosta
August 2014, Volume 54, Issue 2
- 151-161 The Influence of Culture on the International Management of Shark Finning
by Andrea Dell’Apa & M. Chad Smith & Mahealani Y. Kaneshiro-Pineiro - 162-179 How is Shrimp Aquaculture Transforming Coastal Livelihoods and Lagoons in Estero Real, Nicaragua?: The Need to Integrate Social–Ecological Research and Ecosystem-Based Approaches
by Karina Benessaiah & Raja Sengupta - 180-193 An Assessment of Spontaneous Vegetation Recovery in Aggregate Quarries in Coastal Sand Dunes in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
by María Victoria Fernández Montoni & Mariana Fernández Honaine & Julio Luis del Río - 194-204 Mediterranean Coastal Sand Dune Vegetation: Influence of Natural and Anthropogenic Factors
by Daniela Ciccarelli - 205-222 Sustainability Appraisal of Water Governance Regimes: The Case of Guanacaste, Costa Rica
by Christopher Kuzdas & Arnim Wiek & Benjamin Warner & Raffaele Vignola & Ricardo Morataya - 223-239 Factors Influencing Phosphorus Levels Delivered to Everglades National Park, Florida, USA
by Donatto Surratt & Nicholas G. Aumen - 240-254 Watershed Management and Public Health: An Exploration of the Intersection of Two Fields as Reported in the Literature from 2000 to 2010
by Martin J. Bunch & Margot Parkes & Karla Zubrycki & Henry Venema & Lars Hallstrom & Cynthia Neudorffer & Marta Berbés-Blázquez & Karen Morrison - 255-271 Wetland Degradation: Its Driving Forces and Environmental Impacts in the Sanjiang Plain, China
by Kaishan Song & Zongming Wang & Jia Du & Lei Liu & Lihong Zeng & Chunying Ren - 272-287 Scale Effects on Spatially Varying Relationships Between Urban Landscape Patterns and Water Quality
by Yanwei Sun & Qinghai Guo & Jian Liu & Run Wang - 288-300 Technical- and Environmental-Efficiency Analysis of Irrigated Cotton-Cropping Systems in Punjab, Pakistan Using Data Envelopment Analysis
by Asmat Ullah & Sylvain R. Perret - 301-308 Montane Meadow Plant Community Response to Livestock Grazing
by Matthew R. Freitas & Leslie M. Roche & Dave Weixelman & Kenneth W. Tate - 309-319 The Effects of Long Time Conservation of Heavily Grazed Shrubland: A Case Study in the Northern Negev, Israel
by Stefan Leu & Amir Mor Mussery & Arie Budovsky - 320-330 Experimental Evaluation of the Sustainability of Dwarf Bamboo (Pseudosasa usawai) Sprout-Harvesting Practices in Yangminshan National Park, Taiwan
by Chi-Cheng Liao & Chi-Ru Chang & Meng-Ting Hsu & Wak-Kim Poo - 331-345 Farmers’ Perceived Risks of Climate Change and Influencing Factors: A Study in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam
by Hoa Le Dang & Elton Li & Ian Nuberg & Johan Bruwer - 346-359 Impact of Perceived Importance of Ecosystem Services and Stated Financial Constraints on Willingness to Pay for Riparian Meadow Restoration in Flanders (Belgium)
by Wendy Y. Chen & Joris Aertsens & Inge Liekens & Steven Broekx & Leo De Nocker - 360-372 Learning for Sustainability Among Faith-Based Organizations in Kenya
by Joanne M. Moyer & A. John Sinclair & Alan P. Diduck
July 2014, Volume 54, Issue 1
- 1-2 Environmental Management: Past and Future Communications
by Virginia H. Dale - 3-13 A Shift Toward Building with Nature in the Dredging and Port Development Industries: Managerial Implications for Projects in or Near Natura 2000 Areas
by Vera Vikolainen & Hans Bressers & Kris Lulofs - 14-22 Regional and Local Scale Modeling of Stream Temperatures and Spatio-Temporal Variation in Thermal Sensitivities
by Robert H. Hilderbrand & Michael T. Kashiwagi & Anthony P. Prochaska - 23-29 Differential Assessment of Designations of Wetland Status Using Two Delineation Methods
by Meiyin Wu & Dennis Kalma & Carol Treadwell-Steitz - 30-50 Effects of Disturbance Associated With Seismic Exploration for Oil and Gas Reserves in Coastal Marshes
by Rebecca J. Howard & Christopher J. Wells & Thomas C. Michot & Darren J. Johnson - 51-66 Spatial and Temporal Assessment of Cumulative Disturbance Impacts Due to Military Training, Burning, Haying, and Their Interactions on Land Condition of Fort Riley
by Guangxing Wang & Dana Murphy & Adam Oller & Heidi R. Howard & Alan B. Anderson & Santosh Rijal & Natalie R. Myers & Philip Woodford - 67-83 Seasonality of Soil Erosion Under Mediterranean Conditions at the Alqueva Dam Watershed
by Vera Ferreira & Thomas Panagopoulos - 84-97 Mapping Ecosystem Services for Land Use Planning, the Case of Central Kalimantan
by Elham Sumarga & Lars Hein - 98-111 Integrating Satellite Imagery with Simulation Modeling to Improve Burn Severity Mapping
by Eva C. Karau & Pamela G. Sikkink & Robert E. Keane & Gregory K. Dillon - 112-121 High-Biomass Forests of the Pacific Northwest: Who Manages Them and How Much is Protected?
by Olga N. Krankina & Dominick A. DellaSala & Jessica Leonard & Mikhail Yatskov - 122-137 Evaluation Criteria for Participatory Research: Insights from Coastal Uruguay
by Micaela Trimble & Marila Lázaro - 138-150 Motivations for Recreating on Farmlands, Private Forests, and State or National Parks
by Sandra Sotomayor & Carla Barbieri & Sonja Wilhelm Stanis & Francisco X. Aguilar & Jordan W. Smith
June 2014, Volume 53, Issue 6
- 1035-1038 Western Land Managers will Need all Available Tools for Adapting to Climate Change, Including Grazing: A Critique of Beschta et al
by Tony Svejcar & Chad Boyd & Kirk Davies & Matthew Madsen & Jon Bates & Roger Sheley & Clayton Marlow & David Bohnert & Mike Borman & Ricardo Mata-Gonzàlez & John Buckhouse & Tamzen Stringham & Barry Perryman & Sherman Swanson & Kenneth Tate & Mel George & George Ruyle & Bruce Roundy & Chris Call & Kevin Jensen & Karen Launchbaugh & Amanda Gearhart & Lance Vermeire & John Tanaka & Justin Derner & Gary Frasier & Kris Havstad - 1039-1042 Reducing Livestock Effects on Public Lands in the Western United States as the Climate Changes: A Reply to Svejcar et al
by Robert L. Beschta & Debra L. Donahue & Dominick A. DellaSala & Jonathan J. Rhodes & James R. Karr & Mary H. O’Brien & Thomas L. Fleischner & Cindy Deacon Williams - 1043-1057 Vegetation Placement for Summer Built Surface Temperature Moderation in an Urban Microclimate
by Andrew A. Millward & Melissa Torchia & Andrew E. Laursen & Lorne D. Rothman - 1058-1058 Erratum to: Vegetation Placement for Summer Built Surface Temperature Moderation in an Urban Microclimate
by Andrew A. Millward & Melissa Torchia & Andrew E. Laursen & Lorne D. Rothman - 1059-1065 Ripping Improves Tree Survival and Growth on Unused Reclaimed Mined Lands
by Christopher W. Fields-Johnson & James A. Burger & Daniel M. Evans & Carl E. Zipper - 1066-1076 Effects of Land Use Change on Soil Carbon Storage and Water Consumption in an Oasis-Desert Ecotone
by Yihe Lü & Zhimin Ma & Zhijiang Zhao & Feixiang Sun & Bojie Fu - 1077-1084 Modeling the Landscape Drivers of Fire Recurrence in Sardinia (Italy)
by Carlo Ricotta & Stefania Di Vito - 1085-1094 Trade-Offs Between Forest Protection and Wood Supply in Europe
by Pieter Johannes Verkerk & Giuliana Zanchi & Marcus Lindner - 1095-1108 Risk Tradeoffs in Adaptive Ecosystem Management: The Case of the U.S. Forest Service
by Marc J. Stern & Caysie A. Martin & S. Andrew Predmore & Wayde C. Morse - 1109-1118 Patch-Scale Effects of Equine Disturbance on Arthropod Assemblages and Vegetation Structure in Subalpine Wetlands
by Jeffrey G. Holmquist & Jutta Schmidt-Gengenbach & Elizabeth A. Ballenger - 1119-1131 Precise and Economical Dredging Model of Sediments and Its Field Application: Case Study of a River Heavily Polluted by Organic Matter, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus
by Rui Zhang & Fan-Xin Zeng & Wu-Jun Liu & Raymond J. Zeng & Hong Jiang - 1132-1145 Mapping Ecological Processes and Ecosystem Services for Prioritizing Restoration Efforts in a Semi-arid Mediterranean River Basin
by Mattia Trabucchi & Patrick J. O’Farrell & Eduardo Notivol & Francisco A. Comín - 1146-1157 Changing Ecosystem Service Values Following Technological Change
by Jordi Honey-Rosés & Daniel W. Schneider & Nicholas Brozović
May 2014, Volume 53, Issue 5
- 883-893 Why is Data Sharing in Collaborative Natural Resource Efforts so Hard and What can We Do to Improve it?
by Carol J. Volk & Yasmin Lucero & Katie Barnas - 894-912 Land Resources Allocation Strategies in an Urban Area Involving Uncertainty: A Case Study of Suzhou, in the Yangtze River Delta of China
by Shasha Lu & Xingliang Guan & Min Zhou & Yang Wang - 913-929 Understanding the Local Socio-political Processes Affecting Conservation Management Outcomes in Corbett Tiger Reserve, India
by Archi Rastogi & Gordon M. Hickey & Ruchi Badola & Syed Ainul Hussain - 930-946 Pleasure Boatyard Soils are Often Highly Contaminated
by Britta Eklund & David Eklund - 947-958 Analysis of Cell Concentration, Volume Concentration, and Colony Size of Microcystis Via Laser Particle Analyzer
by Ming Li & Wei Zhu & Li Gao - 959-967 Spatial and Seasonal Variation of Dissolved Organic Carbon (DOC) Concentrations in Irish Streams: Importance of Soil and Topography Characteristics
by Wen Liu & Xianli Xu & Nicola M. McGoff & James M. Eaton & Paul Leahy & Nelius Foley & Gerard Kiely - 968-984 A Method for Spatially Explicit Representation of Sub-watershed Sediment Yield, Southern California, USA
by Derek B. Booth & Glen Leverich & Peter W. Downs & Scott Dusterhoff & Sebastian Araya - 985-998 Identification of Potential Essential Fish Habitats for Skates Based on Fishers’ Knowledge
by Bárbara Serra-Pereira & Karim Erzini & Catarina Maia & Ivone Figueiredo - 999-1004 Pro-Environmental Beach Driving is Uncommon and Ineffective in Reducing Disturbance to Beach-Dwelling Birds
by Michael A. Weston & Thomas A. Schlacher & David Lynn - 1005-1014 The Impact of Nature-Based Tourism on Bird Communities: A Case Study in Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park
by Esa Huhta & Pekka Sulkava - 1015-1022 Restoration of Mountain Big Sagebrush Steppe Following Prescribed Burning to Control Western Juniper
by K. W. Davies & J. D. Bates & M. D. Madsen & A. M. Nafus - 1023-1033 A Framework to Predict the Impacts of Shale Gas Infrastructures on the Forest Fragmentation of an Agroforest Region
by Alexandre Racicot & Véronique Babin-Roussel & Jean-François Dauphinais & Jean-Sébastien Joly & Pascal Noël & Claude Lavoie
April 2014, Volume 53, Issue 4
- 715-727 Building Capacity for Protected Area Management in Lao PDR
by Madhu Rao & Arlyne Johnson & Kelly Spence & Ahnsany Sypasong & Nora Bynum & Eleanor Sterling & Thavy Phimminith & Bounthob Praxaysombath - 728-738 Model-Based Selection of Areas for the Restoration of Acrocephalus paludicola Habitats in NE Germany
by Annett Frick & Franziska Tanneberger & Jochen Bellebaum - 739-756 Assessing Restoration Potential of Semi-natural Grasslands by Landscape Change Trajectories
by Timo P. Pitkänen & Maija Mussaari & Niina Käyhkö - 757-768 Environmental Awareness and Public Support for Protecting and Restoring Puget Sound
by Thomas G. Safford & Karma C. Norman & Megan Henly & Katherine E. Mills & Phillip S. Levin - 769-782 Perceiving Patagonia: An Assessment of Social Values and Perspectives Regarding Watershed Ecosystem Services and Management in Southern South America
by Jean-Paul A. Zagarola & Christopher B. Anderson & James R. Veteto - 783-799 The Right Tree for the Job? Perceptions of Species Suitability for the Provision of Ecosystem Services
by Simeon J. Smaill & Karen M. Bayne & Graham W. R. Coker & Thomas S. H. Paul & Peter W. Clinton - 800-812 Relation Between Edaphic Factors and Vegetation Development on Copper Mine Wastes: A Case Study From Bor (Serbia, SE Europe)
by Dragana Ranđelović & Vladica Cvetković & Nevena Mihailović & Slobodan Jovanović - 813-822 Forb, Insect, and Soil Response to Burning and Mowing Wyoming Big Sagebrush in Greater Sage-Grouse Breeding Habitat
by Jennifer E. Hess & Jeffrey L. Beck - 823-837 Multiple Determinants of Anuran Richness and Occurrence in an Agricultural Region in South-Eastern Brazil
by Vitor H. M. Prado & Denise de C. Rossa-Feres - 838-854 Participatory Forest Management in Ethiopia: Learning from Pilot Projects
by Aklilu Ameha & H. O. Larsen & Mulugeta Lemenih - 855-864 Quantifying Outdoor Water Consumption of Urban Land Use/Land Cover: Sensitivity to Drought
by Shai Kaplan & Soe W. Myint & Chao Fan & Anthony J. Brazel - 865-881 Application of Multivariate Statistical Methods and Water-Quality Index to Evaluation of Water Quality in the Kashkan River
by Abazar Mostafaei
March 2014, Volume 53, Issue 3
- 481-495 Mining Communities from a Resilience Perspective: Managing Disturbance and Vulnerability in Itabira, Brazil
by Joseph Wasylycia-Leis & Patricia Fitzpatrick & Alberto Fonseca - 496-509 Optimal Advanced Credit Releases in Ecosystem Service Markets
by Todd K. BenDor & Tianshu Guo & Andrew J. Yates - 510-519 Economic Value of Instream Flow for Non-Commercial Whitewater Boating Using Recreation Demand and Contingent Valuation Methods
by John Loomis & James McTernan - 520-533 Impact of Off-road Vehicles (ORVs) on Ghost Crabs of Sandy Beaches with Traffic Restrictions: A Case Study of Sodwana Bay, South Africa
by Serena Lucrezi & Melville Saayman & Peet van der Merwe - 534-548 Investigation of Biogeochemical Functional Proxies in Headwater Streams Across a Range of Channel and Catchment Alterations
by Jacob F. Berkowitz & Elizabeth A. Summers & Chris V. Noble & John R. White & Ronald D. DeLaune - 549-566 Evaluation of Current Approaches to Stream Classification and a Heuristic Guide to Developing Classifications of Integrated Aquatic Networks
by S. J. Melles & N. E. Jones & B. J. Schmidt - 567-582 Riverine Threat Indices to Assess Watershed Condition and Identify Primary Management Capacity of Agriculture Natural Resource Management Agencies
by Jeffrey D. Fore & Scott P. Sowa & David L. Galat & Gust M. Annis & David D. Diamond & Charles Rewa - 583-593 Fish Mercury and Surface Water Sulfate Relationships in the Everglades Protection Area
by Mark C. Gabriel & Nicole Howard & Todd Z. Osborne - 594-605 Resource Selection Probability Functions for Gopher Tortoise: Providing a Management Tool Applicable Across the Species’ Range
by Virginia A. Kowal & Amelie Schmolke & Rajapandian Kanagaraj & Douglas Bruggeman - 606-619 Ecosystem Services Provided by Agroecosystems: A Qualitative and Quantitative Assessment of this Relationship in the Pampa Region, Argentina
by Florencia Rositano & Diego Omar Ferraro - 620-635 Adoption Potential of Conservation Agriculture Practices in Sub-Saharan Africa: Results from Five Case Studies
by Hycenth Tim Ndah & Johannes Schuler & Sandra Uthes & Peter Zander & Karim Traore & Mphatso-S Gama & Isaiah Nyagumbo & Bernard Triomphe & Stefan Sieber & Marc Corbeels - 636-647 Impacts of Transportation Routes on Landscape Diversity: A Comparison of Different Route Types and Their Combined Effects
by Shiliang Su & Rui Xiao & Delong Li & Yi’na Hu - 648-659 Conservation Biological Control and Pest Performance in Lawn Turf: Does Mowing Height Matter?
by Emily K. Dobbs & Daniel A. Potter - 660-671 An Object-Based Image Analysis of Pinyon and Juniper Woodlands Treated to Reduce Fuels
by April Hulet & Bruce A. Roundy & Steven L. Petersen & Ryan R. Jensen & Stephen C. Bunting - 672-689 A Systems-Based Conceptual Framework for Assessing the Determinants of a Social License to Operate in the Mining Industry
by Jason Prno & D. Scott Slocombe - 690-701 Facilitating Access to Biodiversity Information: A Survey of Users’ Needs and Practices
by Miriam L. E. Steiner Davis & Carol Tenopir & Suzie Allard & Michael T. Frame - 702-712 The Role of Published Information in Reviewing Conservation Objectives for Natura 2000 Protected Areas in the European Union
by Otars Opermanis & Brian MacSharry & Jerome Bailly-Maitre & Douglas Evans & Zelmira Sipkova - 713-713 RETRACTED ARTICLE: Typhoon Disasters and Adaptive Governance in Guangdong, China
by Yongdeng Lei & Han Yu & Jing’ai Wang & Xiaoyun Huang
February 2014, Volume 53, Issue 2
- 241-251 Restoring Forest Landscapes: Important Lessons Learnt
by Stephanie Mansourian & Daniel Vallauri - 252-265 Convergent and Contingent Community Responses to Grass Source and Dominance During Prairie Restoration Across a Longitudinal Gradient
by Ryan P. Klopf & Sara G. Baer & David J. Gibson - 266-273 Effects of Stocking Rate on the Variability of Peak Standing Crop in a Desert Steppe of Eurasia Grassland
by Zhongwu Wang & Shuying Jiao & Guodong Han & Mengli Zhao & Haijun Ding & Xinjie Zhang & Xiaoliang Wang & Eldon L. Ayers & Walter D. Willms & Kris Havsatad & Lata A & Yongzhi Liu - 274-283 Soil Organic Carbon Stock and Distribution in Cultivated Land Converted to Grassland in a Subtropical Region of China
by J. H. Zhang & F. C. Li & Y. Wang & D. H. Xiong - 284-299 Deforestation and Forest Management in Southern Ethiopia: Investigations in the Chencha and Arbaminch Areas
by Engdawork Assefa & Hans-Rudolf Bork - 300-317 Forest Biodiversity Monitoring for REDD+: A Case Study of Actors’ Views in Peru
by Steffen K. Entenmann & Thomas A. M. Kaphegyi & Christine B. Schmitt - 318-332 Farmer Participation in U.S. Farm Bill Conservation Programs
by Adam P. Reimer & Linda S. Prokopy - 333-342 An Agent-Based Modeling Approach for Determining Corn Stover Removal Rate and Transboundary Effects
by Jianbang Gan & J. W. A. Langeveld & C. T. Smith - 343-356 Can’t See the Forest for the Rice: Factors Influencing Spatial Variations in the Density of Trees in Paddy Fields in Northeast Thailand
by Moriaki Watanabe & Patma Vityakon & A. Terry Rambo - 357-381 A Comprehensive Land-Use/Hydrological Modeling System for Scenario Simulations in the Elbow River Watershed, Alberta, Canada
by Gayan Nishad Wijesekara & Babak Farjad & Anil Gupta & Ying Qiao & Patrick Delaney & Danielle J. Marceau - 382-392 Crayfish Use of Trash Versus Natural Cover in Incised, Sand-Bed Streams
by Susan B. Adams - 393-400 Historical Land-Use Influences the Long-Term Stream Turbidity Response to a Wildfire
by Evan T. Harrison & Fiona Dyer & Daniel W. Wright & Chris Levings - 401-415 Potential Impacts and Management Implications of Climate Change on Tampa Bay Estuary Critical Coastal Habitats
by Edward T. Sherwood & Holly S. Greening - 416-428 The Influence of Study Species Selection on Estimates of Pesticide Exposure in Free-Ranging Birds
by Shannon L. Borges & Nimish B. Vyas & Mary C. Christman - 429-440 Bridging Disciplines, Knowledge Systems and Cultures in Pest Management
by Will Allen & Shaun Ogilvie & Helen Blackie & Des Smith & Shona Sam & James Doherty & Don McKenzie & James Ataria & Lee Shapiro & Jamie MacKay & Elaine Murphy & Chris Jacobson & Charles Eason - 441-453 Effects of Facility Developments and Encounter Levels on Perceptions of Settings, Crowding, and Norms in a Korean Park
by Sang-Oh Kim & Bo Shelby & Mark D. Needham - 454-464 Using Social Media to Discover Public Values, Interests, and Perceptions about Cattle Grazing on Park Lands
by Sheila J. Barry - 465-479 Adaptive Management: From More Talk to Real Action
by Byron K. Williams & Eleanor D. Brown
January 2014, Volume 53, Issue 1
- 1-3 The Future of Human–Landscape Interactions: Drawing on the Past, Anticipating the Future
by Anne Chin & Kathleen A. Galvin & Andrea K. Gerlak & Carol P. Harden & Ellen Wohl - 4-13 Understanding Human–Landscape Interactions in the “Anthropocene”
by Carol P. Harden & Anne Chin & Mary R. English & Rong Fu & Kathleen A. Galvin & Andrea K. Gerlak & Patricia F. McDowell & Dylan E. McNamara & Jeffrey M. Peterson & N. LeRoy Poff & Eugene A. Rosa & William D. Solecki & Ellen E. Wohl - 14-27 Common Core Themes in Geomorphic, Ecological, and Social Systems
by Ellen Wohl & Andrea K. Gerlak & N. LeRoy Poff & Anne Chin - 28-41 Feedbacks in Human–Landscape Systems
by Anne Chin & Joan L. Florsheim & Ellen Wohl & Brian D. Collins - 42-54 Changing Human Landscapes Under a Changing Climate: Considerations for Climate Assessments
by Perdinan & Julie A. Winkler - 55-66 Economic Linkages to Changing Landscapes
by Jeffrey M. Peterson & Marcellus M. Caldas & Jason S. Bergtold & Belinda S. Sturm & Russell W. Graves & Dietrich Earnhart & Eric A. Hanley & J. Christopher Brown - 67-75 Policy Interactions in Human–Landscape Systems
by Andrea K. Gerlak - 76-87 Space and Time Scales in Human-Landscape Systems
by G. Mathias Kondolf & Kristen Podolak - 88-93 Challenges of Interdisciplinary Research: Reconciling Qualitative and Quantitative Methods for Understanding Human–Landscape Systems
by Denise Lach - 94-111 Analyzing Human–Landscape Interactions: Tools That Integrate
by Alex Zvoleff & Li An - 112-119 Monitoring Liverworts to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Hydroriparian Buffers
by Kellina L. Higgins & Maï Yasué - 120-134 Channel Characteristics and Planform Dynamics in the Indian Terai, Sharda River
by Neha Midha & Pradeep K. Mathur - 135-146 Assessment of the Hydrogeochemistry and Groundwater Quality of the Tarim River Basin in an Extreme Arid Region, NW China
by Jun Xiao & Zhangdong Jin & Jin Wang - 147-162 Science and Management of the Introduced Seagrass Zostera japonica in North America
by Deborah J. Shafer & James E. Kaldy & Jeffrey L. Gaeckle - 163-171 Can Human-made Saltpans Represent an Alternative Habitat for Shorebirds? Implications for a Predictable Loss of Estuarine Sediment Flats
by Maria P. Dias & Miguel Lecoq & Filipe Moniz & João E. Rabaça - 172-180 Can Citizen Science Survey Non-indigenous Fish Species in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea?
by P. Bodilis & P. Louisy & M. Draman & H. O. Arceo & P. Francour - 181-193 Rising Temperatures and Dwindling Water Supplies? Perception of Climate Change Among Residents of the Spanish Mediterranean Tourist Coastal Areas
by Hug March & David Saurí & Jorge Olcina - 194-201 An Assessment of Forest Cover Trends in South and North Korea, From 1980 to 2010
by Robin Engler & Victor Teplyakov & Jonathan M. Adams - 202-218 Carrots and Sticks: New Brunswick and Maine Forest Landowner Perceptions Toward Incentives and Regulations
by Michael R. Quartuch & Thomas M. Beckley - 219-230 Examining Marginalized Communities and Local Conservation Institutions: The Case of Nepal’s Annapurna Conservation Area
by Smriti Dahal & Sanjay K. Nepal & Michael A. Schuett - 231-239 Assessing Degradation of Abandoned Farmlands for Conservation of the Monte Desert Biome in Argentina
by Florencia A. Yannelli & Solana Tabeni & Leandro E. Mastrantonio & Nazareth Vezzani
December 2013, Volume 52, Issue 6
- 1313-1319 Toward Consensus-Based Actions that Balance Invasive Plant Management and Conservation of At-Risk Fauna
by John A. Litvaitis & Jeffrey L. Norment & Kelly Boland & Kate O’Brien & Rachel Stevens & Donald Keirstead & Thomas Lee & James D. Oehler & Jeffery M. Taylor & Susan Bickford & Matthew D. Tarr - 1320-1332 Living with Wildlife and Mitigating Conflicts Around Three Indian Protected Areas
by Krithi K. Karanth & Lisa Naughton-Treves & Ruth DeFries & Arjun M. Gopalaswamy - 1333-1333 Erratum to: Living with Wildlife and Mitigating Conflicts Around Three Indian Protected Areas
by Krithi K. Karanth & Lisa Naughton-Treves & Ruth DeFries & Arjun M. Gopalaswamy - 1334-1340 Patterns of Livestock Predation by Carnivores: Human–Wildlife Conflict in Northwest Yunnan, China
by Xueyou Li & Paul Buzzard & Yongchun Chen & Xuelong Jiang - 1341-1354 Conservation of the Critically Endangered Eastern Australian Population of the Grey Nurse Shark (Carcharias taurus) Through Cross-Jurisdictional Management of a Network of Marine-Protected Areas
by Tim P. Lynch & Robert Harcourt & Graham Edgar & Neville Barrett - 1355-1368 Interactions Between Spatially Explicit Conservation and Management Measures: Implications for the Governance of Marine Protected Areas
by P. Francisco Cárcamo & Carlos F. Gaymer - 1369-1385 The Maine Vernal Pool Mapping and Assessment Program: Engaging Municipal Officials and Private Landowners in Community-Based Citizen Science
by Jessica S. Jansujwicz & Aram J. K. Calhoun & Robert J. Lilieholm - 1386-1399 Variation in Assemblages of Small Fishes and Microcrustaceans After Inundation of Rarely Flooded Wetlands of the Lower Okavango Delta, Botswana
by Nqobizitha Siziba & Moses J. Chimbari & Hillary Masundire & Ketlhatlogile Mosepele & Lars Ramberg - 1400-1414 Effects of Stock Use and Backpackers on Water Quality in Wilderness in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, USA
by David W. Clow & Harrison Forrester & Benjamin Miller & Heidi Roop & James O. Sickman & Hodon Ryu & Jorge Santo Domingo - 1415-1426 Perspectives on Disconnects Between Scientific Information and Management Decisions on Post-fire Recovery in Western US
by Xiaoli Chen & Nathan Emery & Elizabeth S. Garcia & Erin J. Hanan & Heather E. Hodges & Tyronne Martin & Matthew A. Meyers & Lindsey E. Peavey & Hui Peng & Jaime Sainz Santamaria & Kellie A. Uyeda & Sarah E. Anderson & Christina Tague - 1427-1439 Modeling Fire Susceptibility to Delineate Wildland–Urban Interface for Municipal-Scale Fire Risk Management
by Ellen Whitman & Eric Rapaport & Kate Sherren - 1440-1452 Letting Wet Spots be Wet: Restoring Natural Bioreactors in the Dissected Glacial Landscape
by Keith E. Schilling & Eileen McLellan & E. Arthur Bettis III - 1453-1462 Light Availability Prevails Over Soil Fertility and Structure in the Performance of Asian Knotweeds on Riverbanks: New Management Perspectives
by Fanny Dommanget & Thomas Spiegelberger & Paul Cavaillé & André Evette - 1463-1473 Trampling Impacts on Thermotolerant Vegetation of Geothermal Areas in New Zealand
by Bruce R. Burns & Jonet Ward & Theresa M. Downs - 1474-1486 Equine Grazing in Managed Subalpine Wetlands: Effects on Arthropods and Plant Structure as a Function of Habitat
by Jeffrey G. Holmquist & Jutta Schmidt-Gengenbach & Sylvia A. Haultain - 1487-1502 Riverscape and Groundwater Preservation: A Choice Experiment
by T. Tempesta & D. Vecchiato - 1503-1517 The Role of Ownership in Environmental Performance: Evidence from Coalbed Methane Development
by Timothy Fitzgerald - 1518-1532 Personal Wilderness Relationships: Building on a Transactional Approach
by Robert G. Dvorak & William T. Borrie & Alan E. Watson - 1533-1546 Integrating the Management of Ruaha Landscape of Tanzania with Local Needs and Preferences
by Michel Masozera & Jon D. Erickson & Deana Clifford & Peter Coppolillo & Harrison G. Sadiki & Jonna K. Mazet - 1547-1561 The Best Laid Plans: Community-Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) Group Capacity and Planning Success
by Natalie J. Mountjoy & Erin Seekamp & Mae A. Davenport & Matt R. Whiles - 1562-1573 Exploring Public Perception of Non-native Species from a Visions of Nature Perspective
by Laura N. H. Verbrugge & Riyan J. G. Van den Born & H. J. Rob Lenders
November 2013, Volume 52, Issue 5
- 1041-1045 Indigenous Studies Speaks to Environmental Management
by Laurie Richmond & Beth Rose Middleton & Robert Gilmer & Zoltán Grossman & Terry Janis & Stephanie Lucero & Tukoroirangi Morgan & Annette Watson - 1046-1056 Snail Darters and Sacred Places: Creative Application of the Endangered Species Act
by Robert Andrew Gilmer - 1057-1070 “Just Another Hoop to Jump Through?” Using Environmental Laws and Processes to Protect Indigenous Rights
by Beth Rose Middleton - 1071-1084 Incorporating Indigenous Rights and Environmental Justice into Fishery Management: Comparing Policy Challenges and Potentials from Alaska and Hawaiʻi
by Laurie Richmond - 1085-1102 Misunderstanding the “Nature” of Co-Management: A Geography of Regulatory Science and Indigenous Knowledges (IK)
by Annette Watson - 1103-1114 Does External Funding Help Adaptation? Evidence from Community-Based Water Management in the Colombian Andes
by Felipe Murtinho & Hallie Eakin & David López-Carr & Tanya M. Hayes - 1115-1131 Adapting to Climate Variability and Change: Experiences from Cereal-Based Farming in the Central Rift and Kobo Valleys, Ethiopia
by Belay Tseganeh Kassie & Huib Hengsdijk & Reimund Rötter & Helena Kahiluoto & Senthold Asseng & Martin Van Ittersum - 1132-1148 Visiting a Climate-Influenced National Park: The Stability of Climate Change Perceptions
by Matthew Tyler James Brownlee & Jeffrey C. Hallo & Brett A. Wright & Dewayne Moore & Robert B. Powell - 1149-1160 Methane Emissions and Production Potentials of Forest Swamp Wetlands in the Eastern Great Xing’an Mountains, Northeast China
by Bing Yu & Philip Stott & Hongxian Yu & Xiaoyu Li - 1161-1176 Identifying Riparian Buffer Effects on Stream Nitrogen in Southeastern Coastal Plain Watersheds
by Jay R. Christensen & Maliha S. Nash & Anne Neale - 1177-1191 Effect of Nutrient Management Planning on Crop Yield, Nitrate Leaching and Sediment Loading in Thomas Brook Watershed
by Frederick Amon-Armah & Emmanuel K. Yiridoe & Nafees H. M. Ahmad & Dale Hebb & Rob Jamieson & David Burton & Ali Madani - 1192-1201 Are Small-Scale Irrigators Water Use Efficient? Evidence from Lake Naivasha Basin, Kenya
by Georgina W. Njiraini & Paul M. Guthiga - 1202-1212 Environmental Flows Can Reduce the Encroachment of Terrestrial Vegetation into River Channels: A Systematic Literature Review
by Kimberly A. Miller & J. Angus Webb & Siobhan C. de Little & Michael J. Stewardson - 1213-1229 Effects of Land Use Intensification on Fish Assemblages in Mediterranean Climate Streams
by P. Matono & D. Sousa & M. Ilhéu - 1230-1238 Ecological Status of a Margaritifera margaritifera (Linnaeus, 1758) Population at the Southern Edge of its Distribution (River Paiva, Portugal)
by Ronaldo Sousa & Ângela Amorim & Carina Sobral & Elsa Froufe & Simone Varandas & Amílcar Teixeira & Manuel Lopes-Lima - 1239-1248 By-Catch Impacts in Fisheries: Utilizing the IUCN Red List Categories for Enhanced Product Level Assessment in Seafood LCAs
by Sara Hornborg & Mikael Svensson & Per Nilsson & Friederike Ziegler - 1249-1261 Using Count Data and Ordered Models in National Forest Recreation Demand Analysis
by Paula Simões & Eduardo Barata & Luis Cruz - 1262-1270 Detection and Classification of Motor Vehicle Noise in a Forested Landscape
by Casey L. Brown & Sarah E. Reed & Matthew S. Dietz & Kurt M. Fristrup - 1271-1285 Visitor Assessment of the Mandatory Alternative Transportation System at Zion National Park
by Britton L. Mace & Joshua D. Marquit & Scott C. Bates - 1286-1298 A Validation Study of a Rapid Field-Based Rating System for Discriminating Among Flow Permanence Classes of Headwater Streams in South Carolina
by Ken M. Fritz & William R. Wenerick & Mitch S. Kostich - 1299-1312 Potential Impacts of Highway Median Barriers on Wildlife: State of the Practice and Gap Analysis
by Anthony P. Clevenger & Angela V. Kociolek
October 2013, Volume 52, Issue 4
- 761-779 Taking Action Against Ocean Acidification: A Review of Management and Policy Options
by Raphaël Billé & Ryan Kelly & Arne Biastoch & Ellycia Harrould-Kolieb & Dorothée Herr & Fortunat Joos & Kristy Kroeker & Dan Laffoley & Andreas Oschlies & Jean-Pierre Gattuso - 780-791 Wintering Waterbirds and Recreationists in Natural Areas: A Sociological Approach to the Awareness of Bird Disturbance
by Nicolas Le Corre & Ingrid Peuziat & Louis Brigand & Guillaume Gélinaud & Catherine Meur-Férec - 792-806 Definition of Management Zones for Enhancing Cultivated Land Conservation Using Combined Spatial Data
by Yan Li & Zhou Shi & Hao-Xiang Wu & Feng Li & Hong-Yi Li - 807-820 Perceptions of Wildfire and Landscape Change in the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
by Jason S. Gordon & Joshua B. Gruver & Courtney G. Flint & A. E. Luloff - 821-836 Determining Relative Contributions of Vegetation and Topography to Burn Severity from LANDSAT Imagery
by Zhiwei Wu & Hong S. He & Yu Liang & Longyan Cai & Bernard J. Lewis