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Volume 47, issue 6, 2011

Introduction to the Biological Monitoring and Abatement Program pp. 1005-1009

Mark J. Peterson

Twenty-Five Years of Ecological Recovery of East Fork Poplar Creek: Review of Environmental Problems and Remedial Actions pp. 1010-1020

James M. Loar, Arthur J. Stewart and John G. Smith

Long-Term Water-Quality Changes in East Fork Poplar Creek, Tennessee: Background, Trends, and Potential Biological Consequences pp. 1021-1032

Arthur J. Stewart, John G. Smith and James M. Loar

Role of a Comprehensive Toxicity Assessment and Monitoring Program in the Management and Ecological Recovery of a Wastewater Receiving Stream pp. 1033-1046

Mark S. Greeley, Lynn A. Kszos, Gail W. Morris, John G. Smith and Arthur J. Stewart

Application of Biochemical and Physiological Indicators for Assessing Recovery of Fish Populations in a Disturbed Stream pp. 1047-1063

S. Marshall Adams and Kenneth D. Ham

Monitoring Fish Contaminant Responses to Abatement Actions: Factors that Affect Recovery pp. 1064-1076

George R. Southworth, Mark J. Peterson, W. Kelly Roy and Teresa J. Mathews

Long-Term Benthic Macroinvertebrate Community Monitoring to Assess Pollution Abatement Effectiveness pp. 1077-1095

John G. Smith, Craig C. Brandt and Sigurd W. Christensen

Recovery of Fish Communities in a Warm Water Stream Following Pollution Abatement pp. 1096-1111

Michael G. Ryon

Importance of Data Management in a Long-Term Biological Monitoring Program pp. 1112-1124

Sigurd W. Christensen, Craig C. Brandt and Mary K. McCracken

Long-Term Biological Monitoring of an Impaired Stream: Synthesis and Environmental Management Implications pp. 1125-1140

Mark J. Peterson, Rebecca A. Efroymson and S. Marshall Adams

Volume 47, issue 5, 2011

College and University Environmental Programs as a Policy Problem (Part 1): Integrating Knowledge, Education, and Action for a Better World? pp. 701-715

Susan G. Clark, Murray B. Rutherford, Matthew R. Auer, David N. Cherney, Richard L. Wallace, David J. Mattson, Douglas A. Clark, Lee Foote, Naomi Krogman, Peter Wilshusen and Toddi Steelman

College and University Environmental Programs as a Policy Problem (Part 2): Strategies for Improvement pp. 716-726

Susan G. Clark, Murray B. Rutherford, Matthew R. Auer, David N. Cherney, Richard L. Wallace, David J. Mattson, Douglas A. Clark, Lee Foote, Naomi Krogman, Peter Wilshusen and Toddi Steelman

Linking Livelihoods and Conservation: An Examination of Local Residents’ Perceived Linkages Between Conservation and Livelihood Benefits Around Nepal’s Chitwan National Park pp. 727-738

Sanjay Nepal and Arian Spiteri

Land Use-Based Landscape Planning and Restoration in Mine Closure Areas pp. 739-750

Jianjun Zhang, Meichen Fu, Ferri P. Hassani, Hui Zeng, Yuhuan Geng and Zhongke Bai

Restoring Forests and Associated Ecosystem Services on Appalachian Coal Surface Mines pp. 751-765

Carl E. Zipper, James A. Burger, Jeffrey G. Skousen, Patrick N. Angel, Christopher D. Barton, Victor Davis and Jennifer A. Franklin

Feature Extraction Techniques for Measuring Piñon and Juniper Tree Cover and Density, and Comparison with Field-Based Management Surveys pp. 766-776

Matthew D. Madsen, Daniel L. Zvirzdin, Bracken D. Davis, Steven L. Petersen and Bruce A. Roundy

Communicating a Marine Protected Area Through the Local Press: The Case of the National Marine Park of Alonissos, Northern Sporades, Greece pp. 777-788

Angela Dikou and Niki Dionysopoulou

Elephants Also Like Coffee: Trends and Drivers of Human–Elephant Conflicts in Coffee Agroforestry Landscapes of Kodagu, Western Ghats, India pp. 789-801

P. Bal, C. D. Nath, K. M. Nanaya, C. G. Kushalappa and C. Garcia

Combining Conservation Value, Vulnerability, and Effectiveness of Mitigation Actions in Spatial Conservation Decisions: An Application to Coastal Oil Spill Combating pp. 802-813

Taina Ihaksi, Teemu Kokkonen, Inari Helle, Ari Jolma, Tiina Lecklin and Sakari Kuikka

Perceptions of Community Benefits from Two Wild and Scenic Rivers pp. 814-827

Jordan W. Smith and Roger L. Moore

Groundwater Vulnerability Assessment Combining the Drastic and Dyna-Clue Model in the Argentine Pampas pp. 828-839

M. Lourdes Lima, Karina Zelaya and Héctor Massone

Changes in Public Commons as a Consequence of Urbanization: The Agara Lake in Bangalore, India pp. 840-850

R. D’Souza and H. Nagendra

Influence of Sampling Effort on the Estimated Richness of Road-Killed Vertebrate Wildlife pp. 851-858

Alex Bager and Clarissa A. da Rosa

Agri-Environmental Policy Measures in Israel: The Potential of Using Market-Oriented Instruments pp. 859-875

Liron Amdur, Elke Bertke, Jan Freese and Rainer Marggraf

Effects of Information on Perceived Crowding and Encounter Norms pp. 876-884

Sang-Oh Kim and Bo Shelby

Basin-Wide Distribution of Land Use and Human Population: Stream Order Modeling and River Basin Classification in Japan pp. 885-898

Hitoshi Miyamoto, Tsubasa Hashimoto and Kohji Michioku

Paleozoological Data Suggest Euroamerican Settlement Did Not Displace Ursids and North American Elk from Lowlands to Highlands pp. 899-906

R. Lee Lyman

Improving Voluntary Environmental Management Programs: Facilitating Learning and Adaptation pp. 907-916

Kenneth D. Genskow and Danielle M. Wood

Absorptive Capacity as a Guiding Concept for Effective Public Sector Management and Conservation of Freshwater Ecosystems pp. 917-925

K. Murray, D. J. Roux, J. L. Nel, A. Driver and W. Freimund

Balancing Energy Development and Conservation: A Method Utilizing Species Distribution Models pp. 926-936

Catherine S. Jarnevich and Murray K. Laubhan

An Optimization Model for Integrated Urban Planning: Development and Application to Algeria’s Reghaïa and Heraoua Municipalities pp. 937-959

Fabio Zagonari

Fish as Indicators of Disturbance in Streams Used for Snorkeling Activities in a Tourist Region pp. 960-968

Fabricio Barreto Teresa, Renato de Mei Romero, Lilian Casatti and José Sabino

Farmers’ Assessment of the Social and Ecological Values of Land Uses in Central Highland Ethiopia pp. 969-982

Lalisa Alemayehu Duguma and Herbert Hager

Efficiency of a Protected-Area Network in a Mediterranean Region: A Multispecies Assessment with Raptors pp. 983-991

María D. Abellán, José E. Martínez, José A. Palazón, Miguel Á. Esteve and José F. Calvo

Hydrological Classification of Natural Flow Regimes to Support Environmental Flow Assessments in Intensively Regulated Mediterranean Rivers, Segura River Basin (Spain) pp. 992-1004

Oscar Belmar, Josefa Velasco and Francisco Martinez-Capel

Volume 47, issue 4, 2011

Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) Special Feature: Editorial pp. 519-524

Andy Thorpe, Pierre Failler and J. Maarten Bavinck

Global Marine Protection Targets: How S.M.A.R.T are They? pp. 525-535

Louisa Wood

A Fuzzy Logic Approach to Marine Spatial Management pp. 536-545

Lydia C. L. Teh and Louise S. L. Teh

Tracking the Debate Around Marine Protected Areas: Key Issues and the BEG Framework pp. 546-563

Andy Thorpe, Maarten Bavinck and Sarah Coulthard

The Establishment of Marine Protected Areas in Senegal: Untangling the Interactions Between International Institutions and National Actors pp. 564-572

Gianluca Ferraro, Marleen Brans, Moustapha Dème and Pierre Failler

Marine Protected Area Management in South Africa: New Policies, Old Paradigms pp. 573-583

Merle Sowman, Maria Hauck, Lance van Sittert and Jackie Sunde

Factors Influencing Success of Marine Protected Areas in the Visayas, Philippines as Related to Increasing Protected Area Coverage pp. 584-592

Richard Pollnac and Tarsila Seara

Conservation, Conflict and the Governance of Fisher Wellbeing: Analysis of the Establishment of the Gulf of Mannar National Park and Biosphere Reserve pp. 593-602

Maarten Bavinck and Vriddagiri Vivekanandan

Stakeholder Opinions on the Assessment of MPA Effectiveness and Their Interests to Participate at Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, Canada pp. 603-616

Nadine Heck, Philip Dearden, Adrian McDonald and Steve Carver

MPA in Labor: Securing the Pearl Cays of Nicaragua pp. 617-629

Clarence Gonzalez and Svein Jentoft

Marine Protected Dramas: The Flaws of the Brazilian National System of Marine Protected Areas pp. 630-643

Leopoldo C. Gerhardinger, Eduardo A. S. Godoy, Peter J. S. Jones, Gilberto Sales and Beatrice P. Ferreira

Marine Conservation and Accession: The Future for the Croatian Adriatic pp. 644-655

Peter Mackelworth, Draško Holcer, Jelena Jovanović and Caterina Fortuna

Science-Policy Interactions in MPA Site Selection in the Dutch Part of the North Sea pp. 656-670

Eline K. van Haastrecht and Hilde M. Toonen

Social Contexts and Customary Fisheries: Marine Protected Areas and Indigenous Use, Australia pp. 671-683

Melissa Nursey-Bray

A Global Evaluation of Coral Reef Management Performance: Are MPAs Producing Conservation and Socio-Economic Improvements? pp. 684-700

Venetia Hargreaves-Allen, Susana Mourato and Eleanor Jane Milner-Gulland

Volume 47, issue 3, 2011

The Need for Flexibility in Conservation Practices: Exotic Species as an Example pp. 315-321

Anne-Caroline Prévot-Julliard, Joanne Clavel, Pauline Teillac-Deschamps and Romain Julliard

Approaches to Evaluating Climate Change Impacts on Species: A Guide to Initiating the Adaptation Planning Process pp. 322-337

Erika L. Rowland, Jennifer E. Davison and Lisa J. Graumlich

Public Sector Reform and Governance for Adaptation: Implications of New Public Management for Adaptive Capacity in Mexico and Norway pp. 338-351

Hallie Eakin, Siri Eriksen, Per-Ove Eikeland and Cecilie Øyen

Adaptive Capacity and Social-Environmental Change: Theoretical and Operational Modeling of Smallholder Coffee Systems Response in Mesoamerican Pacific Rim pp. 352-367

Hallie Eakin, Luis A. Bojórquez-Tapia, Rafael Monterde Diaz, Edwin Castellanos and Jeremy Haggar

Spatial Rule-Based Assessment of Habitat Potential to Predict Impact of Land Use Changes on Biodiversity at Municipal Scale pp. 368-383

Rocco Scolozzi and Davide Geneletti

Evaluating Post-Fire Forest Resilience Using GIS and Multi-Criteria Analysis: An Example from Cape Sounion National Park, Greece pp. 384-397

Margarita Arianoutsou, Sotirios Koukoulas and Dimitrios Kazanis

Nutrient Response Modeling in Falls of the Neuse Reservoir pp. 398-409

Jing Lin and Jie Li

Pressure Indicators of Wood Resource Use in an Atlantic Forest Area, Northeastern Brazil pp. 410-424

Patrícia Muniz de Medeiros, Alyson Luiz Santos de Almeida, Taline Cristina da Silva and Ulysses Paulino de Albuquerque

Perception and Understanding of Invasive Alien Species Issues by Nature Conservation and Horticulture Professionals in Belgium pp. 425-442

Sonia Vanderhoeven, Julien Piqueray, Mathieu Halford, Greet Nulens, Jan Vincke and Grégory Mahy

A General Framework for a Collaborative Water Quality Knowledge and Information Network pp. 443-455

Fernanda Dalcanale, Darrell Fontane and Jorge Csapo

Green Space Changes and Planning in the Capital Region of China pp. 456-467

Xuegong Xu, Xiaofeng Duan, Haiqing Sun and Qiang Sun

Shrub-Steppe Early Succession Following Juniper Cutting and Prescribed Fire pp. 468-481

Jonathan D. Bates, Kirk W. Davies and Robert N. Sharp

Managing for Recreational Experience Opportunities: The Case of Hikers in Protected Areas in Catalonia, Spain pp. 482-496

Estela Inés Farías Torbidoni

Wet/Dry Mapping: Using Citizen Scientists to Monitor the Extent of Perennial Surface Flow in Dryland Regions pp. 497-505

Dale S. Turner and Holly E. Richter

Assessing the Cost of an Invasive Forest Pathogen: A Case Study with Oak Wilt pp. 506-517

Robert G. Haight, Frances R. Homans, Tetsuya Horie, Shefali V. Mehta, David J. Smith and Robert C. Venette

Volume 47, issue 2, 2011

The Route to Best Science in Implementation of the Endangered Species Act’s Consultation Mandate: The Benefits of Structured Effects Analysis pp. 161-172

Dennis D. Murphy and Paul S. Weiland

The Indus Irrigation System, Natural Resources, and Community Occupational Quality in the Delta Region of Pakistan pp. 173-187

Junaid Alam Memon and Gopal Bahadur Thapa

Fishing Effort and Catch Composition of Urban Market and Rural Villages in Brazilian Amazon pp. 188-200

Gustavo Hallwass, Priscila Fabiana Lopes, Anastacio Afonso Juras and Renato Azevedo Matias Silvano

Stormwater Runoff Characterized by GIS Determined Source Areas and Runoff Volumes pp. 201-217

Yang Liu, Puripus Soonthornnonda, Jin Li and Erik R. Christensen

A Review of the Relative Merits of Conserving, Using, or Draining Papyrus Swamps pp. 218-229

Ilya M. D. Maclean, Rosalind R. Boar and Charles Lugo

Mapping Threats to Power Line Corridors for Connecticut Rights-of-Way Management pp. 230-238

H. M. Poulos and A. E. Camp

Land Use Planning and Social Equity in North Carolina’s Compensatory Wetland and Stream Mitigation Programs pp. 239-253

Todd BenDor and Audrey Stewart

Landscape Connectivity Shapes the Spread Pattern of the Rice Water Weevil: A Case Study from Zhejiang, China pp. 254-262

Zhengjun Wang, Jianguo Wu, Hanwu Shang and Jiaan Cheng

The Fate of Priority Areas for Conservation in Protected Areas: A Fine-Scale Markov Chain Approach pp. 263-278

Clara Tattoni, Marco Ciolli and Fabrizio Ferretti

Assessing Ecological Water Quality with Macroinvertebrates and Fish: A Case Study from a Small Mediterranean River pp. 279-290

Maria Th. Cheimonopoulou, Dimitra C. Bobori, Ioannis Theocharopoulos and Maria Lazaridou

Land Use and Water Quality Along a Mekong Tributary in Northern Lao P.D.R pp. 291-302

Olivier Ribolzi, Juliette Cuny, Phonexay Sengsoulichanh, Claire Mousquès, Bounsamai Soulileuth, Alain Pierret, Sylvain Huon and Oloth Sengtaheuanghoung

Research Gaps Related to Forest Management and Stream Sediment in the United States pp. 303-313

Christopher J. Anderson and B. Graeme Lockaby

Volume 47, issue 1, 2011

Cranes, Crops and Conservation: Understanding Human Perceptions of Biodiversity Conservation in South Korea’s Civilian Control Zone pp. 1-10

Jin-Oh Kim, Frederick Steiner and Elizabeth Mueller

Expansion of Nature Conservation Areas: Problems with Natura 2000 Implementation in Poland? pp. 11-27

Malgorzata Grodzinska-Jurczak and Joanna Cent

Contrasting Landscape Influences on Sediment Supply and Stream Restoration Priorities in Northern Fennoscandia (Sweden and Finland) and Coastal British Columbia pp. 28-39

Jordan Rosenfeld, Daniel Hogan, Daniel Palm, Hans Lundquist, Christer Nilsson and Timothy J. Beechie

The Usefulness of a Threat and Disturbance Categorization Developed for Queensland Wetlands to Environmental Management, Monitoring, and Evaluation pp. 40-55

A. J. J. Lynch

Modeling the Impacts of Cetacean-Focused Tourism in Taiwan: Observations from Cetacean Watching Boats: 2002–2005 pp. 56-66

Yung-Ping Tseng, Yu-Chin Huang, Gerard T. Kyle and Ming-Ching Yang

Acute Upper Thermal Limits of Three Aquatic Invasive Invertebrates: Hot Water Treatment to Prevent Upstream Transport of Invasive Species pp. 67-76

Jessica Beyer, Philip Moy and Bart De Stasio

Incorporating Ecosystem Function Concept in Environmental Planning and Decision Making by Means of Multi-Criteria Evaluation: The Case-Study of Kalloni, Lesbos, Greece pp. 77-92

Vera Oikonomou, Panayiotis G. Dimitrakopoulos and Andreas Y. Troumbis

Developing a Monitoring Protocol for Visitor-Created Informal Trails in Yosemite National Park, USA pp. 93-106

Yu-Fai Leung, Todd Newburger, Marci Jones, Bill Kuhn and Brittany Woiderski

Factors Influencing Farmers’ Willingness to Participate in the Conversion of Cultivated Land to Wetland Program in Sanjiang National Nature Reserve, China pp. 107-120

Chunli Zhang, Daniel Robinson, Jing Wang, Jibin Liu, Xiaohui Liu and Lianjun Tong

Combining Landscape-Level Conservation Planning and Biodiversity Offset Programs: A Case Study pp. 121-129

Jared G. Underwood

Environmental Impact Assessment of Sand Mining from the Small Catchment Rivers in the Southwestern Coast of India: A Case Study pp. 130-140

Sreedharan Sreebha and Damodaran Padmalal

Potential Effects of Dams on Migratory Fish in the Mekong River: Lessons from Salmon in the Fraser and Columbia Rivers pp. 141-159

John W. Ferguson, Michael Healey, Patrick Dugan and Chris Barlow