TROPICAL RESOURCES, 2006 volume 25 (view/download individual chapters or components as PDF files):

• Table of Contents
• Front matter
• Mangrove Ecosystems of Southwest Madagascar: An Ecological Human Impact, and Subsistence Value Assessment, Radhika Dave, MESc 2006
• Reconstructing the Political Boundary in the Lubombo Transfrontier Conservation Area, Krupa Patel, MESc 2006
• Payment for Hydrological Environmental Service in Costa Rica: The Procuencas Case Study, Alvaro Redondo-Brenes, MFS 2005 and Kristen Welsh MESc 2006
• From Research to Reality: Exploring the Tensions between Environmentalism's Moral Religion and Rural Agricultural Poverty in the Ecuadorian Amazon, Catherine Schloegel, MESc 2006
• The Effects of Anthropogenic Disturbances on the Structure and Composition of Rain Forest Vegetation, Tendro Ramaharitra, MFS 2005
• Bird Composition in Living Fences: Potential of Living Fences to Connect the Fragmented Landscape in Esparza, Costa Rica, Wendy Francesconi, MESc 2006
• Conflicts in the Human–Elephant Border: Studying the Possible Causes in the Bia Conservation Areain Ghana, Gonzalo Griebenow, MEM 2006
• Modeling Soil Erosion Risk in Los Maribios Volcanic Chain, Nicaragua, Richard Chávez, MF 2003
• Questioning the Road: Local Perceptions and Trends along the Bakili Muluzi Highway, Malawi, Caroline Simmonds, MEM 2006
• Assessing Access to Potable Water in Rural Communities in Costa Rica, Kristen Welsh, MESc 2006
• Mitigation or Manipulation? ”Side Effects“ of Dam Mitigation Measures on Indigenous Communities, Ikuko Matsumoto, MESc 2006
• Pulp Fact and Friction: An Indonesian Pulp and Paper Company’s Sustainable Forest Management Programs and NGO Interactions, Linda Kramme, MF 2006
• Opportunity in the Land of Conflict: Mining, Peasants, and Changing Attitudes in Northern Peru, Oscar Franco, MEM 2006
• Announcing the TRI 2006-2007 Fellows