Virtual Issues

Virtual Issue on Global Warming

JULY 2010
The editors of Journal of Ecology are pleased to present this Virtual Issue on Global Warming to coincide with the 95^th Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 2010, which places global warming at center stage. This Virtual Issue is a selection of 14 papers published in Journal of Ecology over the last 4 years on the topic of climate change. The papers not only demonstrate the breadth of work published in the Journal on this topic, but also show that effects of climate change are far ranging.
 

In Memoriam Robert L Jefferies

JULY 2010
Professor R.L. (Bob) Jefferies was a highly respected, productive and influential ecologist, who published much of his core output in some 29 papers in the Journal of Ecology, over a period of 47 years. Nineteen of these papers, spanning his entire career, are assembled in this virtual issue. Bob also served the Journal as an energetic Associate Editor from 1988 until his untimely death, at the height of his powers, in 2009. To commemorate the first anniversary of his death, the Editors have compiled a Virtual Issue of his most important papers published in the Journal.
 

Virtual Issue on Biodiversity

JUNE 2010
In recognition of International Year of Biodiversity, 2010, the five journals of the British Ecological Society - Journal of Ecology, Journal of Animal Ecology, Journal of Applied Ecology, Functional Ecology and Methods in Ecology and Evolution - are pleased to publish a Virtual Issue of papers with biodiversity as a common theme.

In Memoriam John L Harper

JULY 2009
Professor John L Harper was a formidable plant ecologist and teacher who revolutionized our discipline and had a huge impact on its development as a modern science. He inspired generations of young researchers and will be remembered with great affection and gratitude by plant ecologists throughout the world.

Following his death in March 2009, the Editors of Journal of Ecology delved into the journal's archives to compile and highlight once more some of his classic contributions in this Virtual Issue.
 

The Southern Hemisphere

JULY 2009
The editors of Journal of Ecology are pleased to present this Virtual Issue on The Southern Hemisphere in recognition of the 2009 10^th International Congress in Ecology in Brisbane, Australia. This Virtual Issue is a selection of 20 papers published in Journal of Ecology over the last three years. All studies were either carried out by ecologists based in the southern hemisphere or were conducted in a southern hemisphere country, including Argentina, Australia, Chile, Gabon, New Zealand, South Africa and Tanzania.

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