Today I joined the Society of Ethnobiology ( http://ethnobiology.org ), and found the following request for volunteer reviewers on the SoE website: "The Journal of Ethnobiology is seeking to expand its pool of volunteers who review manuscripts submitted to the Journals editors for publication. The Journal receives manuscripts in paleoethnobotany, zooarchaeology, ethnobotany, ethnozoology, ethnoecology, linguistic ethnobiology, and other related areas of anthropology and biology.If you have expertise in one or more of these fields and are willing to serve as a reviewer, please contact the Journals editors, Virginia Popper and Heather Trigg, at editor(at)ethnobiology.orgIf you are interested in reviewing ethnobiology-related books and multimedia for the Journal, please contact book review editor Cynthia Fowler at fowlerct(at)wofford.eduWe welcome suggestions for materials to review, or we could provide you with one of the texts in our inventory. Both the Journal of Ethnobiology and the Society thank you for your interest and service. "That is a very clear and nicely written request. On behalf of the Research Cooperative, I invite other journal publishers to present similar requests, as needed, in the present forum of the Research Cooperative.Peter Matthews, for the Research Cooperative (and also acting independently on behalf of the Society of Ethnobiology).


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Peter J. Matthews, Chief Admin.,
The Research Cooperative,
Auckland & Kyoto.

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updated by @chief-admin: 13/06/17 08:40:21PM