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Natural Areas Journal
Journal Prestige (SJR): 0.495

Citation Impact (citeScore): 1
Number of Followers: 10

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ISSN (Print) 0885-8608
Published by Natural Areas Association

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My Four Decades with the Natural Areas Journal
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  Authors: Eric Menges;
Letter from the Executive Director
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  Authors: Lisa Smith;
Co-Blooming Neighbor Plant Diversity and Floral Display Color Similarity
Associated with Higher Flower Visitation to Focal Species
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  Authors: Joseph H. Cammarano; Sarah Kroening; Eduardo Soares Calixto; Philip G. Hahn;
  Abstract: Visitation to the flowers of a plant species by potential insect pollinators may be affected by a variety of ecological factors, including the presence of co-blooming heterospecific plants. These indirect interactions, termed associational effects, may be positive or negative and may depend on number of species or density of the co-blooming neighbors or specific traits of these plants. We conducted an observational study of insect visitation to beebalm () flowers with varying numbers and species identity of co-blooming flowers in areas of tallgrass prairie vegetation in southeastern Wisconsin in order to test our hypotheses that species diversity of co-blooming neighboring plants would positively affect insect visitation to the focal species and that the presence of neighbors with similarly colored floral displays to the focal species would additionally have a positive effect on visitation. We constructed linear mixed-effects models (LMMs) to assess how visitation, particularly by bumblebees ( spp.), to . varied with the diversity of close spatially associated neighbors and display color of those neighbors. We found a significant positive effect of neighbor diversity and richness on insect visitation to focal species flowers, which was more significant when examining only spp. visitors. We found a marginally significant positive effect of neighbor color similarity to focal species flowers on spp. visitation but no effect of color similarity when accounting for visitors of all taxa. These results show that both the diversity of neighbors and the similarity of their traits could potentially increase visitation rates to a focal plant species.
A Retrospective Look at Local, State, and Federal Protected Areas in and
Around the Florida Keys
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  Authors: Joel T. Heinen;
  Abstract: The Florida Keys extend nearly 320 km (200 miles) in a southwesterly direction south of the Florida Mainland. They are unique in their geology and ecology and, given their isolation, they harbor many rare taxa and ecological complexes. The Keys reef tract is the largest in North America, as are the tracts of mangroves fringing the mainland and forming countless islets in Florida Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. The Keys also harbor archaeological sites dating back several millennia and are important economically given the estimated five million visitors per year. Both terrestrial and aquatic habitats in and around the Keys, and the many species they support, are fragile and under a great many threats ranging from exotic species to poor water quality, diseases, boat and motor traffic, and sea level rise. Here I explore the workings of the county, state, and federal agencies that maintain the vast system of both aquatic and terrestrial protected areas throughout the Florida Keys and adjacent areas on the mainland and consider their roles in regional conservation. I finish with thoughts on the potential for broad-scale conservation coordination efforts in this fascinating part of the country.
Proceedings of the 2024 Natural Areas Conference: Where Science Meets
Stewardship
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The Seeds of Restoration: New Effort Launches at NAC24 to Address Shortage
of Local Ecotype Seed in Kansas and Missouri
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  Authors: Anna Funk; Ampliflora;
Liberty's Grid: A Founding Father, a Mathematical Dreamland, and the
Shaping of America
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  Authors: David J. Robertson;
The Forest: A Fable of America in the 1830s
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  Authors: David J. Robertson;
The Nature of Data: Infrastructures, Environments, Politics
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  Authors: Karen Griggs;
Book List
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