Call for Papers: Estuaries & Coasts Special Issue on the Human Dimensions of our Coasts - Note Important Due Dates Coming Up!
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Estuaries and Coasts – Journal of the Coastal and Estuarine Research
Federation Call for Papers for Special Issue on the Human Dimensions
of our Coasts
Humans are not separate from the ecosystem but are an integral, and
ever more influential part of it. Sustaining the benefits derived from
coastal ecosystems requires balancing human dimensions with continued
production of these services. These links are clearly demonstrated in
our estuarine and coastal environments where human induced reductions
in freshwater inflow, increased nutrient enrichment, and residential
and commercial development, to name just a few, pressure our natural
assets and, ultimately, our well-being.
For this special issue we are seeking papers that address broadly the
critical human dimensions and policy issues of our coasts and would
appeal to an international audience. Papers that have a
multidisciplinary approach are especially welcome.
Guest Editors:
David Yoskowitz, Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University-Corpus
Christi
Marc Russell, Office of Research and Development, US EPA
Managing Associate Editor:
Holly Greening, Tampa Bay Estuary Program
Editors-in-Chief:
Iris Anderson, Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Wayne Gardner, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Important dates:
• April 30th, 2012: Submit proposed manuscript title, authors and
affiliations, and short abstract (100 words)
• July 30th, 2012: Manuscripts due
• October 15th, 2012: Notification to authors
• November 15th, 2012: Final versions due
How to submit:
1st Title, authors, and short abstract (by April 30th, 2012) to
carlota...@tamucc.edu
2nd Manuscript submitted (by July 30th, 2012) to Estuaries and Coasts
under the Special Issue: Human Dimensions of our Coasts.
http://www.springer.com/environment/journal/12237
Share information, send the following link to your colleagues and
friends! http://www.erf.org/node/1106/
Federation Call for Papers for Special Issue on the Human Dimensions
of our Coasts
Humans are not separate from the ecosystem but are an integral, and
ever more influential part of it. Sustaining the benefits derived from
coastal ecosystems requires balancing human dimensions with continued
production of these services. These links are clearly demonstrated in
our estuarine and coastal environments where human induced reductions
in freshwater inflow, increased nutrient enrichment, and residential
and commercial development, to name just a few, pressure our natural
assets and, ultimately, our well-being.
For this special issue we are seeking papers that address broadly the
critical human dimensions and policy issues of our coasts and would
appeal to an international audience. Papers that have a
multidisciplinary approach are especially welcome.
Guest Editors:
David Yoskowitz, Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University-Corpus
Christi
Marc Russell, Office of Research and Development, US EPA
Managing Associate Editor:
Holly Greening, Tampa Bay Estuary Program
Editors-in-Chief:
Iris Anderson, Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Wayne Gardner, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Important dates:
• April 30th, 2012: Submit proposed manuscript title, authors and
affiliations, and short abstract (100 words)
• July 30th, 2012: Manuscripts due
• October 15th, 2012: Notification to authors
• November 15th, 2012: Final versions due
How to submit:
1st Title, authors, and short abstract (by April 30th, 2012) to
carlota...@tamucc.edu
2nd Manuscript submitted (by July 30th, 2012) to Estuaries and Coasts
under the Special Issue: Human Dimensions of our Coasts.
http://www.springer.com/environment/journal/12237
Share information, send the following link to your colleagues and
friends! http://www.erf.org/node/1106/
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