| Environmental
History is an international journal dedicated to exploring the
history of human interaction with the natural world. Copublished
quarterly by the American Society for Environmental History and
the Forest History Society in association with Duke University Press,
Environmental History is the successor publication to the
journals of the two organizations, Environmental History Review
and Forest & Conservation History. Environmental History
Review was published from 1976 to 1989 as Environmental Review.
Forest & Conservation History was published from 1957
to 1958 as the Forest History Newsletter, from 1959 to 1974
as Forest History, and from 1975 to 1989 as the Journal
of Forest History.
Subscription rates: $45 individuals
(includes membership either in the American Society for Environmental
History or the Forest History Society), $90 libraries, $20 students.
Joint membership in the two organizations, which offers added
benefits, is $27.50 for students and $65 for individuals. Additional
postage for subscriptions outside the United States and Canada
is $8.00. Please pay in U.S. funds. Back issues are $11.25 plus
$4 postage and handling; include $1 postage and handling for each
additional copy in the same order. For additional membership information,
please contact Environmental History at the address or
phone number listed below, call 919/682-9319, or e-mail marochak@duke.edu.
For information about advertising
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at Duke University Press, journals_advertising@dukeupress.edu,
919/687-3636.
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