Titlebook: History of Landscape Ecology in the United States; Gary W. Barrett,Terry L. Barrett,Jianguo Wu Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media N

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Right Time at the Right Place in History,unding for the Allerton Park Workshop held in Piatt County, Illinois, from 25 to 27 April 1983. This workshop became the catalyst and a milestone in the establishment of landscape ecology in North America.

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Significant Theories, Principles, and Approaches that Emerged Within Landscape Ecology During the P instrumentation refinement, and large-scale perturbations have changed the field of landscape ecology. The chapter relates these changes to significant theories, principles, and approaches that have emerged in landscape ecology during the past three decades (i.e., since the Allerton Park Workshop).

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Launching Landscape Ecology in America and Learning from Europe,lationship to the International Association for Landscape Ecology (IALE). This chapter describes the early meeting sites of IALE, and individual leadership that emanated from the United States during these formative years.

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Twenty-Five Years of United States Landscape Ecology: Looking Back and Forging Ahead,eer. It is hard for me to believe that more than 25 years have passed since the first United States Landscape Ecology Symposium was convened in January 1986 at the Institute of Ecology, University of Georgia (UGA). At that time, Ronald Reagan was president, the Soviet Union was intact, incidents inc

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History and Evolution of the Journal ,,ay and Gastel (2006), a scientific study is not completed before its results have been published in a peer-reviewed outlet. When a new field of study is emerging, it may be difficult for the researchers to find a place to publish their results. Thus, whether a discipline has a well-established journ

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Significant Theories, Principles, and Approaches that Emerged Within Landscape Ecology During the P instrumentation refinement, and large-scale perturbations have changed the field of landscape ecology. The chapter relates these changes to significant theories, principles, and approaches that have emerged in landscape ecology during the past three decades (i.e., since the Allerton Park Workshop).