Consciousness Shift
Creating a mental culture of health
This group will facilitate conversation and action aimed towards creating/restoring consciousnesses which are intricately tied to the natural world. This need is everpresent in societies which stress infinite growth on a finite planet.Change in behavior comes from change in our mentality, philosophy and worldview. If we seek to make positive change in our wo ...learn more
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Created: Feb 03, 2008
Updated: Nov 21, 2009
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Herpetological Conservation and Biology
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Herpetological Conservation and Biology is a peer- reviewed journal publishing original research, reviews, perspectives and correspondence on the life history ecology, management and conservation of amphibians and reptiles. Its focus demonstrates the importance of natural history to conservation efforts. Articles are published electronically in PDF with full pagination upon final acceptance. A print version will be provided to a network of key public institutions, but will be of limited availability to others. Submissions of experimental, descriptive or inferential research are welcomed.
Subject matter and topics for inclusion in the journal includes:
* Life history (reproduction, physiology, etc.)
* Sampling (design, techniques)
* Inventory and long-term monitoring
* All aspects of ecology, especially field studies
* Management Case Studies
Types of material (all peer reviewed) include:
* Research articles and notes (original data and studies)
* Critical reviews
* Invited Papers
* HerpSpectives (Reply to, Comments, Opinions)
* Short communications and notes typically published in Herpetological Review are not accepted.
Subject matter and topics for inclusion in the journal includes:
* Life history (reproduction, physiology, etc.)
* Sampling (design, techniques)
* Inventory and long-term monitoring
* All aspects of ecology, especially field studies
* Management Case Studies
Types of material (all peer reviewed) include:
* Research articles and notes (original data and studies)
* Critical reviews
* Invited Papers
* HerpSpectives (Reply to, Comments, Opinions)
* Short communications and notes typically published in Herpetological Review are not accepted.
