CALL FOR SPECIAL ISSUE PAPERS: SPECIAL ISSUE ON ASIAN AMERICAN, NATIVE HAWAIIAN, AND PACIFIC ISLANDER HEALTH


The importance of high streamflow and bank erosion for the Bank Swallow, a sentinel species of alluvial river systems

Lowland alluvial rivers are rich in biodiversity, yet many are highly degraded, constrained by dams and riprap, and no longer support robust natural communities or critical ecosystem services.Restorative actions are needed, as are ecological indicators for evaluating their effectiveness.We evaluated factors that regulate the population growth rate

read more

A Discussion of a Risk-Sharing Pension Plan

I show that risk-sharing pension plans can reduce some of the shortcomings of defined Used Helmet benefit and defined contributions plans.The risk-sharing pension plan presented aims to improve the stability of benefits paid to generations of members, while allowing them to enjoy the expected advantages of a risky investment strategy.The plan does

read more

Environmental Volunteers Endorse Diverse Motivations: Using a Mixed-Methods Study to Assess Initial and Sustained Motivation to Engage in Public Participation in Science Research

Understanding why individuals choose to get, and stay, involved in public participation in science research is essential to building and maintaining the strong base of participants required for many research and conservation efforts.This paper explores the differences between initial and sustained motivations of volunteers working in more- and less

read more