By any standard, the symposium was an exceptional success. Well organized and well
attended by some of the most influential members of the natural resource policy …

An ecology professor once told me “Change is a Constant.” Certainly, this generalization
has been supported by all the changes which have occurred here at SDSU over the past …

—Effectively managing natural resources now begs for the most holistic view and reliable
information about these resources as possible. But this holistic view should also clearly …

Background The National Park Ranger has long been responsible for the care afforded the
park's resources. Caretaker duties range from protection of people and facilities to the …

The 2012 Celebration of Faculty Excellence banquet and ceremony was held 21 February at
the SDSU Student Union. Drs. Mike Brown (Natural Resource Management) and Bill …

Elsewhere in this issue I summarized the history of Society and Natural Resources (Burdge
1999). The development of the journal was linked to and dependent upon the success of the …

The literatures on the sociopolitical dimensions of protected areas and on community-based
natural resource management are broad, rapidly growing, and rife with controversies and …

A compilation of abstracts of papers presented at the 8th International Symposium on
Society and Resource Management, held June 17-22, 2000. The abstracts explore the …

The Academy's new Peggy Note-baert Nature Museum in Chicago was selected as the
venue for the event. Construction of the nature museum had previously first brought the …