Understanding the transactions that occur between humans and their environments requires
research focused on phenomena that explain behavioral patterns, particularly values that …

Dominating strands within the research literature on second homes explain social conflicts
between rural hosting and visiting second home populations by describing their differing …

The amenity migration literature has been growing for close to four decades, paying specific
emphasis to the causes and consequences of this phenomenon, characterizing and …

Formal regulation of private property and exploration of “risk transmission” across
ownerships are two popular means for addressing wildfire management at landscape …

Abstract Lake Ziway in Ethiopia is a freshwater lake supporting multitude uses, including
irrigation, fishing, water supply and recreation. However, the lake is being degraded …

Many parts of rural America have experienced various types of reverse migration flows from
urban areas since the 1970s. Recent rural in-migration is increasingly driven by people …

Aldo Leopold made great contributions to our understanding of the interconnections
between people and their environments, and community is central to his best-known work …

Despite a rich history and continued popularity as an idea or term used for various purposes,
the community concept remains nebulous and contested. Critics have long claimed that it is …

Collaborative watershed governance (CWG) is one strategy to address nonpoint source
water pollution. While many collaborative watershed arrangements unfold in local settings …

Growing amounts of freshwater literature highlight phytoplankton iron limitation in systems of
varying hydrology and trophic status. Furthermore, global trends of increased dissolved iron …