What's New
EAGLE HILL INSTITUTE DISCOUNTS: Eagle Hill Institute, Steuben, ME, is offering NEBC members a 20% discount for the 2017 Workshops and Seminars. Also, NEBC will give a stipend of $150 towards costs for the first ten NEBC members who register for a summer botany course. Contact John Burns at nebc@rhodora.org for details. Eagle Hill calendar.
Introducing FEATURED REVIEW Section In RHODORA
The Editorial Board of Rhodora is pleased to announce a new section of the journal, entitled Featured Review, which will focus on topics relating to the systematics, floristics, ecology, paleobotany, phytogeography, conservation biology, or restoration ecology of the flora of northeastern North America or floristically related areas. The aim of the Featured Review section is to provide a venue to synthesize current topics of broad botanical interest, particularly in areas that have had a significant body of research conducted in recent decades. The reviews must synthesize key literature and highlight significant insights that can lead to better understanding of the topic and should recommend areas for future research that would lead to advances in the field. The reviews should not exceed 15,000 words, including references. All reviews will be peer-reviewed by two external reviewers and the Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Nishanta Rajakaruna. Authors interested in preparing a review may submit a one-page proposal to the Editor-in-Chief via email at nrajakaruna@gmail.com. Members of the New England Botanical Club and readers of Rhodora are also welcome to suggest topics for review and/or authors to be invited to write a review for this exciting new feature of Rhodora.
Videos of the oral presentations from the NEBC Conference 2015 are available here!
