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Ethnobiology Letters

The Society of Ethnobiology publishes Ethnobiology Letters (ISSN 2159-8126), an open-access, fully online, peer-reviewed journal for publication of short communications.

Ethnobiology Letters invites manuscripts concerning ethnobiology, the study of the relationships between humans and environments in diverse spatial and temporal contexts. Article types are research communications, essays, books reviews, and data, methods, and taxonomies. Research communications are short case studies that include description of methods, results, and brief discussion of the implications of results. Perspectives present essays about informed opinions, scholarly memoirs, and instructive stories relevant to Ethnobiology. Book reviews evaluate texts and assess their value within ethnobiology and related disciplines. Data, Methods & Taxonomies portray innovative approaches and/or communicate ethnobiological data, such as plant taxa and linguistic notes.

Editors

Steve Wolverton	University of North Texas
Cissy Fowler	Wofford College
David Cozzo	Western Carolina University
James R. Welch	Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública, Fundação Oswaldo Cruz, Rio de Janeiro

Editorial Board

Amber VanDerwarker	University of California, Santa Barbara
Valentina Savo	Roma Tre University
James Veteto	University of North Texas
Eugene Morin	Trent University
Nicholas Hellmuth	Foundation for Latin American Anthropological Research
Amy Pittsenbarger	Editorial Assistant, Wofford College
Jonathan Dombrosky	Editorial Assistant, University of North Texas

EBL Submission Guidelines

Authors may send submissions as attachment in an email to EthnobiologyLetters@gmail.com. Texts are limited to 5000 words, 30 cited references, two figures, and one data table. The recommended length of Book Reviews is 1000 words. Papers are grouped by type and paginated in their order of appearance in each volume. For more information, read the Ethnobiology Letters Style Guide.

Longer papers should be submitted for consideration through the Journal of Ethnobiology. Monographs and thematic edited volumes should be submitted to Contributions in Ethnobiology.

Due to its scope and small size, the editors of Ethnobiology Letters do not extensively edit manuscripts. We require authors who use English as a second language to have their papers edited prior to submission.

EBL Collection


Ethnobiology Letters • Volume 1 • 2010
Ethnobiology Letters • Volume 2 • 2011
Ethnobiology Letters • Volume 3 • 2012

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