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Volume 55, issue 6, 2015

What is Novel About Novel Ecosystems: Managing Change in an Ever-Changing World pp. 1217-1226

Amy M. Truitt, Elise F. Granek, Matthew J. Duveneck, Kaitlin A. Goldsmith, Meredith P. Jordan and Kimberly C. Yazzie

Response to Julian et al. (2015) “Comment on and Reinterpretation of Gabriel et al. (2014) ‘Fish Mercury and Surface Water Sulfate Relationships in the Everglades Protection Area’” pp. 1227-1231

Mark C. Gabriel, Don Axelrad, William Orem and Todd Z. Osborne

The Role and Value of Conservation Agency Research pp. 1232-1245

Dirk J. Roux, Richard T. Kingsford, Stephen F. McCool, Melodie A. McGeoch and Llewellyn C. Foxcroft

Application of Science-Based Restoration Planning to a Desert River System pp. 1246-1261

Brian G. Laub, Justin Jimenez and Phaedra Budy

Impacts from Above-Ground Activities in the Eagle Ford Shale Play on Landscapes and Hydrologic Flows, La Salle County, Texas pp. 1262-1275

Jon Paul Pierre, Charles J. Abolt and Michael H. Young

Habitat Loss and Modification Due to Gas Development in the Fayetteville Shale pp. 1276-1284

Matthew D. Moran, A. Brandon Cox, Rachel L. Wells, Chloe C. Benichou and Maureen R. McClung

Impact of Shale Gas Development on Water Resources: A Case Study in Northern Poland pp. 1285-1299

Ine Vandecasteele, Inés Marí Rivero, Serenella Sala, Claudia Baranzelli, Ricardo Barranco, Okke Batelaan and Carlo Lavalle

More of the Same: High Functional Redundancy in Stream Fish Assemblages from Tropical Agroecosystems pp. 1300-1314

Lilian Casatti, Fabrício Barreto Teresa, Jaquelini de Oliveira Zeni, Mariela Domiciano Ribeiro, Gabriel Lourenço Brejão and Mônica Ceneviva-Bastos

Can Species Traits Predict the Susceptibility of Riverine Fish to Water Resource Development? An Australian Case Study pp. 1315-1326

Robert J. Rolls and David Sternberg

Using Flow-Ecology Relationships to Evaluate Ecosystem Service Trade-Offs and Complementarities in the Nation’s Largest River Swamp pp. 1327-1342

Justin P. Kozak, Micah G. Bennett, Anne Hayden-Lesmeister, Kelley A. Fritz and Aaron Nickolotsky

Unravelling River System Impairments in Stream Networks with an Integrated Risk Approach pp. 1343-1353

Kris Van Looy, Jérémy Piffady, Thierry Tormos, Bertrand Villeneuve, Laurent Valette, André Chandesris and Yves Souchon

Valuing the Benefits of Creek Rehabilitation: Building a Business Case for Public Investments in Urban Green Infrastructure pp. 1354-1365

Gayathri Devi Mekala, Roger N Jones and Darla Hatton MacDonald

Bobcats (Lynx rufus) as a Model Organism to Investigate the Effects of Roads on Wide-Ranging Carnivores pp. 1366-1376

John A. Litvaitis, Gregory C. Reed, Rory P. Carroll, Marian K. Litvaitis, Jeffrey Tash, Tyler Mahard, Derek J. A. Broman, Catherine Callahan and Mark Ellingwood

Evaluating Landscape Connectivity for Puma concolor and Panthera onca Among Atlantic Forest Protected Areas pp. 1377-1389

Camila S. Castilho, Vivian C. S. Hackbart, Vânia R. Pivello and Rozely F. dos Santos

Vegetation in Bangalore’s Slums: Composition, Species Distribution, Density, Diversity, and History pp. 1390-1401

Divya Gopal, Harini Nagendra and Michael Manthey

Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration Enhances Rural Livelihoods in Dryland West Africa pp. 1402-1417

Peter Weston, Reaksmey Hong, Carolyn Kaboré and Christian A. Kull

Protected Area Certificates: Gaining Ground for Better Ecosystem Protection? pp. 1418-1432

Anna Segerstedt and Ulrike Grote

Changes in Microbial Community Structure and Soil Biological Properties in Mined Dune Areas During Re-vegetation pp. 1433-1445

Indra Elena C. Escobar, Vilma M. Santos, Danielle Karla A. da Silva, Marcelo F. Fernandes, Uided Maaze T. Cavalcante and Leonor C. Maia

Can a Rapid Underwater Video Approach Enhance the Benthic Assessment Capability of the National Coastal Condition Assessment in the Great Lakes? pp. 1446-1456

Julie E. Lietz, John R. Kelly, Jill V. Scharold and Peder M. Yurista

Volume 55, issue 5, 2015

Improving Ecological Response Monitoring of Environmental Flows pp. 991-1005

Alison J. King, Ben Gawne, Leah Beesley, John D. Koehn, Daryl L. Nielsen and Amina Price

An Adaptive Watershed Management Assessment Based on Watershed Investigation Data pp. 1006-1021

Min Goo Kang and Seung Woo Park

Integrating Spatial Land Use Analysis and Mathematical Material Flow Analysis for Nutrient Management: A Case Study of the Bang Pakong River Basin in Thailand pp. 1022-1035

Wallapa Kupkanchanakul, Suphaphat Kwonpongsagoon, Hans-Peter Bader and Ruth Scheidegger

Policies, Land Use, and Water Resource Management in an Arid Oasis Ecosystem pp. 1036-1051

Xian Xue, Jie Liao, Youtian Hsing, Cuihua Huang and Famin Liu

Paradigms and Public Policies on Drought in Northeast Brazil: A Historical Perspective pp. 1052-1063

José Nilson B. Campos

Modeling Future Land Use Scenarios in South Korea: Applying the IPCC Special Report on Emissions Scenarios and the SLEUTH Model on a Local Scale pp. 1064-1079

Haejin Han, YunSeop Hwang, Sung Ryong Ha and Byung Sik Kim

Vietnam’s Forest Transition in Retrospect: Demonstrating Weaknesses in Business-as-Usual Scenarios for REDD+ pp. 1080-1092

Jeppe Ankersen, Kenneth Grogan, Ole Mertz, Rasmus Fensholt, Jean-Christophe Castella, Guillaume Lestrelin, Dinh Tien Nguyen, Finn Danielsen, Søren Brofeldt and Kjeld Rasmussen

Drivers of Coastal Shoreline Change: Case Study of Hon Dat Coast, Kien Giang, Vietnam pp. 1093-1108

Hai-Hoa Nguyen, Clive McAlpine, David Pullar, Stephen Joseph Leisz and Gramotnev Galina

Experiential Benefits, Place Meanings, and Environmental Setting Preferences Between Proximate and Distant Visitors to a National Scenic Trail pp. 1109-1123

Namyun Kil, Stephen M. Holland and Taylor V. Stein

Deforestation and Forest Fires in Roraima and Their Relationship with Phytoclimatic Regions in the Northern Brazilian Amazon pp. 1124-1138

Paulo Eduardo Barni, Vaneza Barreto Pereira, Antonio Ocimar Manzi and Reinaldo Imbrozio Barbosa

New Methodology for Quantifying the Effects of Perennials on Their Patch Productivity in Semi-arid Environments pp. 1139-1146

Amir Mor-Mussery, Stefan Leu and Arie Budovsky

Ecological Filtering and Plant Traits Variation Across Quarry Geomorphological Surfaces: Implication for Restoration pp. 1147-1159

Federica Gilardelli, Sergio Sgorbati, Stefano Armiraglio, Sandra Citterio and Rodolfo Gentili

Importance of Farmland in Urbanized Areas as a Landscape Component for Barn Swallows (Hirundo rustica) Nesting on Concrete Buildings pp. 1160-1167

Takeshi Osawa

Conservation Planning for Biodiversity and Wilderness: A Real-World Example pp. 1168-1180

Silvia Ceauşu, Inês Gomes and Henrique Miguel Pereira

Recreational Trails Reduce the Density of Ground-Dwelling Birds in Protected Areas pp. 1181-1190

Bill Thompson

Soil Organic Carbon Beneath Croplands and Re-established Grasslands in the North Dakota Prairie Pothole Region pp. 1191-1199

Rebecca L. Phillips, Mikki R. Eken and Mark S. West

Assessing Landscape Scale Wildfire Exposure for Highly Valued Resources in a Mediterranean Area pp. 1200-1216

Fermín J. Alcasena, Michele Salis, Alan A. Ager, Bachisio Arca, Domingo Molina and Donatella Spano

Volume 55, issue 4, 2015

Predicting Ecological Responses of the Florida Everglades to Possible Future Climate Scenarios: Introduction pp. 741-748

Nicholas G. Aumen, Karl E. Havens, G. Ronnie Best and Leonard Berry

Climate Sensitivity Runs and Regional Hydrologic Modeling for Predicting the Response of the Greater Florida Everglades Ecosystem to Climate Change pp. 749-762

Jayantha Obeysekera, Jenifer Barnes and Martha Nungesser

Ecological Responses of a Large Shallow Lake (Okeechobee, Florida) to Climate Change and Potential Future Hydrologic Regimes pp. 763-775

Karl E. Havens and Alan D. Steinman

Projecting Changes in Everglades Soil Biogeochemistry for Carbon and Other Key Elements, to Possible 2060 Climate and Hydrologic Scenarios pp. 776-798

William Orem, Susan Newman, Todd Z. Osborne and K. Ramesh Reddy

Predicted Changes in Interannual Water-Level Fluctuations Due to Climate Change and Its Implications for the Vegetation of the Florida Everglades pp. 799-806

Arnold G. van der Valk, John C. Volin and Paul R. Wetzel

Using Scenario Planning to Evaluate the Impacts of Climate Change on Wildlife Populations and Communities in the Florida Everglades pp. 807-823

Christopher P. Catano, Stephanie S. Romañach, James M. Beerens, Leonard G. Pearlstine, Laura A. Brandt, Kristen M. Hart, Frank J. Mazzotti and Joel C. Trexler

Potential Effects of Climate Change on Florida’s Everglades pp. 824-835

M. Nungesser, C. Saunders, C. Coronado-Molina, J. Obeysekera, J. Johnson, C. McVoy and B. Benscoter

Quantifying Florida Bay Habitat Suitability for Fishes and Invertebrates Under Climate Change Scenarios pp. 836-856

Kelly A. Kearney, Mark Butler, Robert Glazer, Christopher R. Kelble, Joseph E. Serafy and Erik Stabenau

Climate Change Projected Effects on Coastal Foundation Communities of the Greater Everglades Using a 2060 Scenario: Need for a New Management Paradigm pp. 857-875

M. S. Koch, C. Coronado, M. W. Miller, D. T. Rudnick, E. Stabenau, R. B. Halley and F. H. Sklar

Everglades Restoration Science and Decision-Making in the Face of Climate Change: A Management Perspective pp. 876-883

Shannon Estenoz and Eric Bush

Opportunities and Strategies to Incorporate Ecosystem Services Knowledge and Decision Support Tools into Planning and Decision Making in Hawai‘i pp. 884-899

Leah L. Bremer, Jade M. S. Delevaux, James J. K. Leary, Linda J. Cox and Kirsten L. L. Oleson

Wildfire Risk Assessment in a Typical Mediterranean Wildland–Urban Interface of Greece pp. 900-915

Ioannis Mitsopoulos, Giorgos Mallinis and Margarita Arianoutsou

Accounting for Results: How Conservation Organizations Report Performance Information pp. 916-929

Adena R. Rissman and Robert Smail

Restoration of Riparian Areas Following the Removal of Cattle in the Northwestern Great Basin pp. 930-942

Jonathan L. Batchelor, William J. Ripple, Todd M. Wilson and Luke E. Painter

Relative Linkages of Canopy-Level CO2 Fluxes with the Climatic and Environmental Variables for US Deciduous Forests pp. 943-960

Khandker S. Ishtiaq and Omar I. Abdul-Aziz

A Mobile Phone Application for the Collection of Opinion Data for Forest Planning Purposes pp. 961-971

Annika Kangas, Jussi Rasinmäki, Kyle Eyvindson and Philip Chambers

Developing Objectives with Multiple Stakeholders: Adaptive Management of Horseshoe Crabs and Red Knots in the Delaware Bay pp. 972-982

Conor P. McGowan, James E. Lyons and David R. Smith

Affinity and Efficacy of Copper Following an Algicide Exposure: Application of the Critical Burden Concept for Lyngbya wollei Control in Lay Lake, AL pp. 983-990

West M. Bishop, Ben E. Willis and C. Todd Horton

Volume 55, issue 3, 2015

Public Participation in Environmental Management in China: Status Quo and Mode Innovation pp. 523-535

Mei Chen, Xin Qian and Longjiang Zhang

Estimating the Consequences of Fire Exclusion for Food Crop Production, Soil Fertility, and Fallow Recovery in Shifting Cultivation Landscapes in the Humid Tropics pp. 536-549

Lindsey Norgrove and Stefan Hauser

Valuing the Recreational Benefits of Wetland Adaptation to Climate Change: A Trade-off Between Species’ Abundance and Diversity pp. 550-563

Michela Faccioli, Antoni Riera Font and Catalina M. Torres Figuerola

Collaborative Implementation for Ecological Restoration on US Public Lands: Implications for Legal Context, Accountability, and Adaptive Management pp. 564-577

William H. Butler, Ashley Monroe and Sarah McCaffrey

Classifying Lakes to Quantify Relationships Between Epilimnetic Chlorophyll a and Hypoxia pp. 578-587

Lester L. Yuan and Amina I. Pollard

Farmers Prone to Drought Risk: Why Some Farmers Undertake Farm-Level Risk-Reduction Measures While Others Not? pp. 588-602

Tagel Gebrehiwot and Anne van der Veen

Flood Insurance in Canada: Implications for Flood Management and Residential Vulnerability to Flood Hazards pp. 603-615

Greg Oulahen

Local Knowledge, Science, and Institutional Change: The Case of Desertification Control in Northern China pp. 616-633

Lihua Yang

Environmental Value Considerations in Public Attitudes About Alternative Energy Development in Oregon and Washington pp. 634-645

Brent S. Steel, John C. Pierce, Rebecca L. Warner and Nicholas P. Lovrich

Agro-hydrologic Landscapes in the Upper Mississippi and Ohio River Basins pp. 646-656

Keith E. Schilling, Calvin F. Wolter and Eileen McLellan

Prioritizing Watersheds for Conservation Actions in the Southeastern Coastal Plain Ecoregion pp. 657-670

Taeil Jang, George Vellidis, Lyubov A. Kurkalova, Jan Boll and Jeffrey B. Hyman

Impacts of Small Scale Flow Regulation on Sediment Dynamics in an Ecologically Important Upland River pp. 671-686

E. Quinlan, C. N. Gibbins, R. J. Batalla and D. Vericat

Seasonal and Local Differences in Leaf Litter Flammability of Six Mediterranean Tree Species pp. 687-701

Zorica Kauf, Andreas Fangmeier, Roman Rosavec and Željko Španjol

Effects of Coal Mining, Forestry, and Road Construction on Southern Appalachian Stream Invertebrates and Habitats pp. 702-714

Michael M. Gangloff, Michael Perkins, Peter W. Blum and Craig Walker

A Risk Assessment Approach to Manage Inundation of Elseya albagula Nests in Impounded Waters: A Win–Win Situation? pp. 715-724

A. J. McDougall, T. Espinoza, C. Hollier, D. J. Limpus and C. J. Limpus

Identification and Prioritization of Management Practices to Reduce Methylmercury Exports from Wetlands and Irrigated Agricultural Lands pp. 725-740

Stephen A. McCord and Wesley A. Heim

Volume 55, issue 2, 2015

Simulating Deforestation and Carbon Loss in Amazonia: Impacts in Brazil’s Roraima State from Reconstructing Highway BR-319 (Manaus-Porto Velho) pp. 259-278

Paulo Eduardo Barni, Philip Martin Fearnside and Paulo Maurício Lima de Alencastro Graça

Cave Conservation Priority Index to Adopt a Rapid Protection Strategy: A Case Study in Brazilian Atlantic Rain Forest pp. 279-295

Marconi Souza Silva, Rogério Parentoni Martins and Rodrigo Lopes Ferreira

Human Impacts Affect Tree Community Features of 20 Forest Fragments of a Vanishing Neotropical Hotspot pp. 296-307

José Aldo Alves Pereira, Ary Teixeira de Oliveira-Filho, Pedro V. Eisenlohr, Pedro L. S. Miranda and José Pires de Lemos Filho

Typology of Ohio, USA, Tree Farmers Based Upon Forestry Outreach Needs pp. 308-320

Starr Se, McConnell Te, Bruskotter Js and Williams Ra

Voluntary Nonmonetary Conservation Approaches on Private Land: A Review of Constraints, Risks, and Benefits for Raptor Nest Protection pp. 321-329

Andrea Santangeli and Toni Laaksonen

Identifying Potential Recommendation Domains for Conservation Agriculture in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Malawi pp. 330-346

Kindie Tesfaye, Moti Jaleta, Pradyot Jena and Munyaradzi Mutenje

Effects of Grazing on Ecosystem CO2 Exchange in a Meadow Grassland on the Tibetan Plateau During the Growing Season pp. 347-359

Ji Chen, Weiyu Shi and Junji Cao

Spatial Analysis of Soil Subsidence in Peat Meadow Areas in Friesland in Relation to Land and Water Management, Climate Change, and Adaptation pp. 360-372

Karlijn Brouns, Tessa Eikelboom, Peter C. Jansen, Ron Janssen, Cees Kwakernaak, Jan J. H. van den Akker and Jos T. A. Verhoeven

Fragmentation and Management of Ethiopian Moist Evergreen Forest Drive Compositional Shifts of Insect Communities Visiting Wild Arabica Coffee Flowers pp. 373-382

Gezahegn Berecha, Raf Aerts, Bart Muys and Olivier Honnay

Ecological Value of Submerged Breakwaters for Habitat Enhancement on a Residential Scale pp. 383-391

Steven B. Scyphers, Sean P. Powers and Kenneth L. Heck

What Determines Social Capital in a Social–Ecological System? Insights from a Network Perspective pp. 392-410

Michele Barnes-Mauthe, Steven Allen Gray, Shawn Arita, John Lynham and PingSun Leung

Local Wood Demand, Land Cover Change and the State of Albany Thicket on an Urban Commonage in the Eastern Cape, South Africa pp. 411-422

M. M. Stickler and C. M. Shackleton

Vegetative Regeneration Capacities of Five Ornamental Plant Invaders After Shredding pp. 423-430

Arnaud Monty, Marie Eugène and Grégory Mahy

The Role of Composition, Invasives, and Maintenance Emissions on Urban Forest Carbon Stocks pp. 431-442

Josh Horn, Francisco J. Escobedo, Ross Hinkle, Mark Hostetler and Nilesh Timilsina

Conservation Tillage Affects Species Composition But Not Species Diversity: A Comparative Study in Northern Italy pp. 443-452

Francesco Boscutti, Maurizia Sigura, Nadia Gambon, Corrado Lagazio, Bertil O. Krüsi and Pierluigi Bonfanti

Identifying Common Patterns in Diverse Systems: Effects of Exurban Development on Birds of the Adirondack Park and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, USA pp. 453-466

Michale J. Glennon, Heidi E. Kretser and Jodi A. Hilty

Effects of Endogenous Factors on Regional Land-Use Carbon Emissions Based on the Grossman Decomposition Model: A Case Study of Zhejiang Province, China pp. 467-478

Cifang Wu, Guan Li, Wenze Yue, Rucheng Lu, Zhangwei Lu and Heyuan You

Enabling and Enacting ‘Practical Action’ in Catchments: Responding to the ‘Wicked Problem’ of Nonpoint Source Pollution in Coastal Subtropical Australia pp. 479-495

James J. Patterson, Carl Smith and Jennifer Bellamy

Riparian Land-Use and Rehabilitation: Impact on Organic Matter Input and Soil Respiration pp. 496-507

Maren Oelbermann and Beverly A. Raimbault

Using Ecological Indicators and a Decision Support System for Integrated Ecological Assessment at Two National Park Units in the Mid-Atlantic Region, USA pp. 508-522

Carolyn G. Mahan, John A. Young, Bruce J. Miller and Michael C. Saunders

Volume 55, issue 1, 2015

Comment on and Reinterpretation of Gabriel et al. (2014) ‘Fish Mercury and Surface Water Sulfate Relationships in the Everglades Protection Area’ pp. 1-5

Paul Julian, Binhe Gu and Garth Redfield

Environmental Management Strategy: Four Forces Analysis pp. 6-18

Martin W. Doyle and Jesko Von Windheim

Conservation Considerations for a Management Measure: An Integrated Approach to Hare Rearing and Release pp. 19-30

Christos Sokos, Periklis Birtsas, Konstantinos G. Papaspyropoulos, Alexios Giannakopoulos, Labrini V. Athanasiou, Katerina Manolakou, Vassiliki Spyrou and Charalambos Billinis

Improving Environmental Management on Small-scale Farms: Perspectives of Extension Educators and Horse Farm Operators pp. 31-42

Perry-Hill Rebecca and Prokopy Linda

Climate Change and Land Management in the Rangelands of Central Oregon pp. 43-55

Megan K. Creutzburg, Jessica E. Halofsky, Joshua S. Halofsky and Treg A. Christopher

The Role of Agency Partnerships in Collaborative Watershed Groups: Lessons from the Pacific Northwest Experience pp. 56-68

Brian C. Chaffin, Robert L. Mahler, J. D. Wulfhorst and Bahman Shafii

Can Conservation Contracts Co-exist with Change? Payment for Ecosystem Services in the Context of Adaptive Decision-Making and Sustainability pp. 69-85

Tanya Hayes, Felipe Murtinho, Luis Mario Cárdenas Camacho, Patricio Crespo, Sarah McHugh and David Salmerón

Resilience of Invaded Riparian Landscapes: The Potential Role of Soil-Stored Seed Banks pp. 86-99

Farai Tererai, Mirijam Gaertner, Shayne M. Jacobs and David M. Richardson

Capturing and Explaining Preference Heterogeneity for Wetland Management Options in the Kilombero Valley, Tanzania pp. 100-112

Stijn Speelman, Felister Mombo, Valerie Vandermeulen, Damas Phillip and Guido Van Huylenbroeck

Local Perceptions, Ruslefac Mapping, and Field Results: The Sediment Budget of Cocagne River, New Brunswick, Canada pp. 113-127

Guillaume Fortin, Mélanie LeBlanc, Sophie Schiavone, Omer Chouinard and Anouk Utzschneider

A Place Meaning Scale for Tropical Marine Settings pp. 128-142

Christopher J. Wynveen and Gerard T. Kyle

A Biological Condition Gradient Model for Historical Assessment of Estuarine Habitat Structure pp. 143-158

Emily J. Shumchenia, Marguerite C. Pelletier, Giancarlo Cicchetti, Susan Davies, Carol E. Pesch, Christopher F. Deacutis and Margherita Pryor

Understanding Human–Coyote Encounters in Urban Ecosystems Using Citizen Science Data: What Do Socioeconomics Tell Us? pp. 159-170

Stuart Wine, Sara A. Gagné and Ross K. Meentemeyer

Factors Affecting Collective Action for Forest Fire Management: A Comparative Study of Community Forest User Groups in Central Siwalik, Nepal pp. 171-186

Lok Mani Sapkota, Rajendra Prasad Shrestha, Damien Jourdain and Ganesh P. Shivakoti

Paisang (Quercus griffithii): A Keystone Tree Species in Sustainable Agroecosystem Management and Livelihoods in Arunachal Pradesh, India pp. 187-204

Ranjay K. Singh, Anshuman Singh, Stephen T. Garnett, Kerstin K. Zander, Lobsang and Darge Tsering

Potential of Native Shrubs Haloxylon salicornicum and Calligonum Polygonoides for Restoration of Degraded Lands in Arid Western Rajasthan, India pp. 205-216

V. S. Rathore, J. P. Singh, S. Bhardwaj, N. S. Nathawat, Mahesh Kumar and M. M. Roy

A Multi-scale Spatial Approach to Address Environmental Effects of Small Hydropower Development pp. 217-243

Ryan A. McManamay, Nicole Samu, Shih-Chieh Kao, Mark S. Bevelhimer and Shelaine C. Hetrick

Solar Energy Development and Aquatic Ecosystems in the Southwestern United States: Potential Impacts, Mitigation, and Research Needs pp. 244-256

Mark Grippo, John W. Hayse and Ben L. O’Connor

Erratum to: Integrated Approach for Prioritizing Watersheds for Management: A Study of Lidder Catchment of Kashmir Himalayas pp. 257-257

Mohammad Imran Malik and M. Sultan Bhat