Environmental Management

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Volume 28, issue 6, 2001

Farewell Remarks from the Retiring Editor-in-Chief pp. 701-702

David Alexander

Can David and Goliath Get Along? Federal Land in Local Places pp. 703-711

Karen W. Lowrie and Michael R. Greenberg

Coping with Change: The Small Experiment as a Strategic Approach to Environmental Sustainability pp. 713-725

Katherine N. Irvine and Stephen Kaplan

Decline in Endangered Species as an Indication of Anthropic Pressures: The Case of European Mink Mustela lutreola Western Population pp. 727-735

Thierry Lodé, Jean-Paul Cormier and Dominique Le Jacques

Modeling Urban Growth Effects on Surface Runoff with the Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS pp. 737-748

Qihao Weng

Sedimentary Causes and Management of Two Principal Environmental Problems in the Lower Yellow River pp. 749-760

Zhang Dian and Shi Changxing

Design and Performance of a Channel Reconstruction Project in a Coastal California Gravel-Bed Stream pp. 761-776

G. Mathias Kondolf, Matthew W. Smeltzer and Steven F. Railsback

Demographic Analysis of Tree Colonization in a20-Year-Old Right-of-Way pp. 777-787

Charles Mercier, Jacques Brison and André Bouchard

Changing Farmers' Land Management Practices in the Hills of Nepal pp. 789-803

Giridhari Sharma Paudel and Gopal B. Thapa

The Concept of Habitat Diversity Between and Within Ecosystems Applied to River Side-Arm Restoration pp. 805-817

Claude Amoros

Managing Urban Trees and Their Soil Envelopes in a Contiguously Developed City Environment pp. 819-832

C. Y. Jim

Evaluating Microbial Indicators of Environmental Condition in Oregon Rivers pp. 833-841

Alan T. Pennington, Anna K. Harding, Charles W. Hendricks and Heidi M. K. Campbell

Volume 28, issue 5, 2001

A River Might Run Through It Again: Criteria for Consideration of Dam Removal and Interim Lessons from California pp. 561-575

Liba Pejchar and Keith Warner

Toward Quantifying Water Pollution Abatement in Response to Installing Buffers on Crop Land pp. 577-598

Michael G. Dosskey

Evolving Policies to Regulate Pollution from Animal Feeding Operations pp. 599-609

Terence J. Centner

Land-Use Suitability Analysis in the United States: Historical Development and Promising Technological Achievements pp. 611-621

Michael G. Collins, Frederick R. Steiner and Michael J. Rushman

Plains Cottonwood's Last Stand: Can It Survive Invasion of Russian Olive onto the Milk River, Montana Floodplain? pp. 623-637

Cheryl M. Pearce and Derald G. Smith

A Riparian Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Scheme Developed Using GIS pp. 639-654

Louis R. Iverson, Diane L. Szafoni, Sharon E. Baum and Elizabeth A. Cook

Evaluation of Groundwater and Soil Pollution in a Landfill Area Using Electrical Resistivity Imaging Survey pp. 655-663

Abdelatif Mukhtar Ahmed and Wan Norazmin Sulaiman

Perceptions, Preferences, and Reactions of Local Inhabitants in Vikos-Aoos National Park, Greece pp. 665-676

Dimitrios Trakolis

Energy Analysis of Nonmarket Values of the Mississippi Delta pp. 677-685

Lynette Cardoch and JOHN W. DAY, Jr.

Woody Debris in North Iberian Streams: Influence of Geomorphology, Vegetation, and Management pp. 687-698

J. R. Diez, A. Elosegi and J. Pozo

Volume 28, issue 4, 2001

Organizational Commitment to Integrated and Collaborative Management: Matching Strategies to Constraints pp. 421-431

Richard D. Margerum

Conceptual Design of Monitoring and Evaluation Plans for Fish and Wildlife in the Columbia River Ecosystem pp. 433-453

Gustavo A. Bisbal

Jamaica's Disappearing Forests: Physical and Human Aspects pp. 455-467

Lise Tole

Is Risk Associated with Drinking Water in Australia of Significant Concern to Justify Mandatory Regulation? pp. 469-481

McKAY Jennifer and Anthony Moeller

Surface Water Pollution in Three Urban Territories of Nepal, India, and Bangladesh pp. 483-496

Sunil Kumar Karn and Hideki Harada

Environmental Indices In Irrigation Management pp. 497-504

Odysseus G. Manoliadis

Public and Occupational Risks of the Nevada (USA) Test Site pp. 505-517

Herbert Inhaber

Selecting Suitable Sites for Animal Waste Application Using a Raster GIS pp. 519-531

Badri B. Basnet, Armando A. Apan and Steven R. Raine

Application of Life-Cycle Assessment to Type III Environmental Declarations pp. 533-546

Kun Mo Lee and Pilju Park

Value to Wildlife of Urban-Agricultural Parks: A Case Study from Rome Urban Area pp. 547-560

Alberto Sorace

Volume 28, issue 3, 2001

Early Action to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions Before the Commitment Period of the Kyoto Protocol: Advantages and Disadvantages pp. 281-292

Axel Michaelowa and Chris Rolfe

Developing a Spatial Framework of Common Ecological Regions for the Conterminous United States pp. 293-316

McMAHON Gerard, Steven M. Gregonis, Sharon W. Waltman, James M. Omernik, Thor D. Thorson, Jerry A. Freeouf, Andrew H. Rorick and James E. Keys

A Landscape Analysis of Cougar Distribution and Abundance in Montana, USA pp. 317-323

Shawn J. Riley and Richard A. Malecki

Land-Use Dynamics in a Southern Illinois (USA) Watershed pp. 325-340

Christopher Lant, Timothy Loftus, Steven Kraft and David Bennett

A Geomorphologist's Criticism of the Engineering Approach to Channelization of Gravel-Bed Rivers: Case Study of the Raba River, Polish Carpathians pp. 341-358

Bartłomiej Wyżga

A Procedure for Incorporating Spatial Variability in Ecological Risk Assessment of Dutch River Floodplains pp. 359-373

Lammert Kooistra, Rob S.E.W. Leuven, Piet H. Nienhuis, Ron Wehrens and Lutgarde M.C. Buydens

A Simple Method for Predicting the Consequences of Land Management in Urban Habitats pp. 375-387

Christopher H. Young and Peter J. Jarvis

A Landscape Ecological Approach to Address Scaling Problems in Conservation Management and Monitoring pp. 389-401

Marc Stalmans, Kevin Balkwill, Ed T. F. Witkowski and Kevin H. Rogers

Rock Climbers' Attitudes Toward Management of Climbing and the Use of Bolts pp. 403-412

Rudy M. Schuster, James G. Thompson and William E. Hammitt

Benefits-Based Analysis of Visitor Use of Sorak-San National Park in Korea pp. 413-419

Won Sop Shin, Reiner Jaakson and Eun Ii Kim

Volume 28, issue 2, 2001

Adaptive Management on Public Lands in the United States: Commitment or Rhetoric? pp. 141-148

W. H. Moir and W. M. Block

Industrial Development Versus Environmental Conservation at Local Scale: A Case Study from Southeastern Spain pp. 149-163

Fernando Tomás Maestre Gil

Does Community-Based Conservation Shape Favorable Attitudes Among Locals? An Empirical Study from Nepal pp. 165-177

Jai N. Mehta and Joel T. Heinen

Assessing Public Participation Techniques for Comfort, Convenience, Satisfaction, and Deliberation pp. 179-186

Kathleen E. Halvorsen

Environmental Initiative Prioritization with a Delphi Approach: A Case Study pp. 187-193

Anu A. Gokhale

Nest-Site Selection by Black Sparrowhawks Accipiter melanoleucus: Implications for Managing Exotic Pulpwood and Sawlog Forests in South Africa pp. 195-205

Gerard Malan and E. Robbie Robinson

Managing Birds and Controlling Aircraft in the Kennedy Airport–Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge Complex: The Need for Hard Data and Soft Opinions pp. 207-224

Kevin M. Brown, R. Michael Erwin, Milo E. Richmond, P. A. Buckley, John T. Tanacredi and Dave Avrin

Developing an Ecosystem Perspective from Experimental Monitoring Programs: I. Demographic Responses of a Rare Geothermal Grass to Soil Temperature pp. 225-242

Bruce M. Pavlik and Andrew Enberg

Developing an Ecosystem Perspective from Experimental Monitoring Programs: II. Ecophysiological Responses of a Rare Geothermal Grass to Soil Water pp. 243-253

Bruce M. Pavlik

Impacts of Urbanization on Stream Habitat and Fish Across Multiple Spatial Scales pp. 255-266

Lizhu Wang, John Lyons, Paul Kanehl and Roger Bannerman

Strategic Environmental Assessment of Plans and Programs: A Methodology for Estimating Effects on Biodiversity pp. 267-279

Mario Díaz, Juan Carlos Illera and Dolores Hedo

Volume 28, issue 1, 2001

A Conceptual Model for Describing Decision-Making Situations in Integrated Natural Resource Planning and Modeling Projects1 pp. 1-7

Pete Bettinger and Kevin Boston

Criteria for Oil Spill Recovery: A Case Study of the Intertidal Community of Prince William Sound, Alaska, Following the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill pp. 9-18

John R. Skalski, Douglas A. Coats and Allan K. Fukuyama

Urban Environmental Management in Botswana: Toward a Theoretical Explanation ofPublic Policy Failure pp. 19-30

Elisha N. Toteng

Integrating Nonindigenous Aquatic Plant Control with Protection of Snail Kite Nests in Florida pp. 31-37

James A. Rodgers, Jr., Henry T. Smith and Daniel D. Thayer

Trends in Vegetation Degradation in Relation to Land Tenure, Rainfall, and Population Changes in Peddie District, Eastern Cape, South Africa pp. 39-46

Vincent Kakembo

Stakeholder Management for Conservation Projects: A Case Study of Ream National Park, Cambodia1 pp. 47-60

Thanakvaro Thyl de Lopez

A Combined Park Management Framework Based on Regulatory and Behavioral Strategies: Use of Visitors' Knowledge to Assess Effectiveness pp. 61-73

Kostantinos Papageorgiou

Using Force Analysis to Target Collection and Analysis of Environmental Information pp. 75-85

Paul H. Whitfield and Malcolm J. R. Clark

Effects of Local Land Use on Physical Habitat, Benthic Macroinvertebrates, and Fish in the Whitewater River, Minnesota, USA pp. 87-99

Brian A. Nerbonne and Bruce Vondracek

High-Frequency Zone of River Desiccation Disasters in China and Influencing Factors pp. 101-113

Xu Jiongxin

Indicators for Transboundary River Management pp. 115-129

Carolin M. Lorenz, Alison J. Gilbert and Wim P. Cofino

The Environmental Impact of Shrimp Aquaculture: Causes, Effects, and Mitigating Alternatives pp. 131-140

Federico Páez-Osuna