Objectives:
The Ecovision World Monograph Series has been launched to focus
on the paradigm of life on our ever-changing planet and its sustainability
under the impact of physical, chemical, biological, and human influences.
It covers detailed and comprehensive treatments of various topics,
subjects and ecosystems. The Ecovision Series is dedicated to integrated
and ecosystemic research merging the high quality of a journal with
the comprehensive approach of a book. The Series is sponsored by
the Aquatic Ecosystem Health & Management Society and published
by renowned Backhuys Publishers from The Netherlands.
Scope:
* Ecovision Series will publish peer-reviewed groups of original
papers in a book form on specific topics, themes,
issues, subjects, concepts, or ecosystems.
* It promotes an ecosystemic, multi-disciplinary, multi-trophic,
and integrated approach.
* The Series focuses on the integrity, health, restoration, remediation,
and management of stressed ecosystems.
* It encourages publications dealing with the effects of environmental
perturbations on ecosystem health at the
structural, functional, and ultra-structural levels.
* It publishes material dealing with the integrated assessment of
environmental issues, involving interactions between
air, water, land and human health.
* The Series fosters trans-disciplinary and cross-sectoral linkages
between the environment and ecological, socio-economic,
political, ethical, legal, cultural, and management considerations.
Themes and topics:
**"State of the environment" publications focusing on
countries, habitats and emerging problems and their management
**Comparison and management of large ecosystems, such as Great Lakes
of the world (GLOW) and marine ecosystems
with emphasis on food web dynamics
**Ecosystem health of stressed habitats such as harbours and embayments
**Effects of pollutants of global interest, such as metals, organic
contaminants, and petroleum hydrocarbons
**Effects of large-scale practices, such as the damming and diversion
of rivers, and deforestation
**Sampling, monitoring, analytical, bioassay, and other assessment
techniques, including statistical and modelling
approaches
**Ecotechnologies designed for the recovery, restoration, rehabilitation,
and integrated management of perturbed
ecosystems. Also those designed for the "reclamation"
of poorly-utilized areas such as deserts
**Integrated toxicology
**Risk assessment and ecosystem modelling
**Sedimentary Quality Assessment
**Invasion of exotic species and management
Contact E-mail:
ifatima@cogeco.ca
susan.blunt@dfo-mpo.gc.ca
Dr M. Munawar, Series Editor
Ecovision World Monograph Series
685 Inverary Road,
Burlington, Ontario, Canada, L7L 2L8;
Fax: +1 905 634 3516
e-mail: mohi.munawar@dfo-mpo.gc.ca;
aehms@cogeco.ca
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