Good news, the latest issue (Volume 2018, Issue 2) of the Cambodian Journal of Natural History is now freely available for download (file size: 7.3 MB).
Cambodian Journal of Natural History 2018(2), Contents
53 Editorial—REDD+ in Cambodia: how local communities can benefit from forest conservation, Yeang Donal, Harri Washington, Ken Sereyrotha, Paris Choup, Jeffrey Silverman, Teng Rithiny & Simon Mahood.
56 News—A 10-year national species action plan for the river tern Sterna aurantia in Cambodia, Andrea Claassen; New Master of Science in Sustainable Ecosystem Management, Chea Ratha; Workshop discusses vision for management of migratory fish in Cambodia, Erin Loury; International workshop for Eld’s deer conservation in Phnom Penh, 2018, Jonathan Eames, Bosco Chan & Michelle Wong.
58 Short Communication—Attracting white-shouldered ibises to safe roosting sites in Siem Pang Kang Lech Wildlife Sanctuary, Cambodia, Robin Loveridge, Eang Samnang & Jonathan Eames.
63 Full Paper—Leaf phenology effects on transpiration: leaf age-related stomatal conductance of Dipterocarpus costatus during the dry season in a Cambodian seasonally tropical evergreen forest, Ito Eriko, Tith Bora, Keth Samkol, Chann Sophal, Kanzaki Mamoru, Iida Shin’ichi, Shimizu Takanori, Kenzo Tanaka, Tamai Koji, Araki Makoto, Yoneda Reiji, Kabeya Naoki & Shimizu Akira.
76 Full Paper—Mammal records and conservation threats in Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary and Siem Pang Khang Lech Wildlife Sanctuary, Cambodia, Robin Loveridge, Jeremy Cusack, Jonathan Eames, Eang Samnang & Daniel Willcox.
90 Full Paper—Aquatic Polyphaga (Insecta: Coleoptera) from Kampong Speu Province, Cambodia, Hendrik Freitag, Doeurk Bros, Chhorn Soksan, Khin Chandara, Sin Sopha, Sarah Ehlers, Jody Voges, Jhoana Garces & Phauk Sophany.
101 Full Paper—Impact of experimental domestic water buffalo Bubalus bubalis grazing on waterhole dynamics in north-eastern Cambodia, Jonathan Eames, Eang Samnang, Robin Loveridge & Thomas Gray.
110 Recent Literature, Neil Furey.
114 Instructions for Authors.
