Discusses the importance of knowing the psychological environment of individuals in order to plan effective social change. (SB)

The need for a systematized curriculum of environmental education is explored as it relates to student learning experience. (RK)

A sizeable portion of the variances and convariances of judgments on the actual environment can be accounted for by four perceptual spaces. Cue utilization and stimulus sampling models appear to offer a fruitful approach to environmental assessment. (DG)

Description of a study conducted in Madison, Wisconsin, in which building form and diversity of space arrangement, as perceived by the subjects, were reported. Judgmental and attitude responses and implications for psychological health also are discussed. (LK)

Nineteen books on the biosocial problem of territoriality as a behavioral pattern are reviewed. (MF)

Responsibility for environmental problems lies with scientists and academic intellectuals who have neglected to do broad research over the broad range of human ecology. (IR)

The Canada Council was set up by Parliament in 1957 for the encouragement of the arts, humanities and social sciences in Canada. (Author)

Proposes an international research laboratory to investigate environmental factors in human health. By international cooperation unnecessary duplication and waste of resources can be avoided and long-term studies can examine various world-wide environments. (JM)

The six articles in this journal reflect the role of computers in the academic and scientific communities, discussing the relationship between universities and industry, communication networks, light-scattering, data processing during seismic exploration, and computer applications in publishing and archaeological site management. It is available…

Discusses the children of Aldo Leopold, their contributions to science and environmental conservation, and the influence of their father's ideas on their lives. (SA)

Described is a study conducted to measure trends in the coverage of environmental issues by popular magazines during 1961-86. Suggested that coverage increased during this period and that environmental articles have become more mainstream. (CW)

Examines the possibility of using expert system tools for environmental data management. Describes the domain-independent expert system shell SAK and Knowledge EXplorer, a system that learns rules from data. Demonstrates the functionality of Knowledge EXplorer on an example of water quality evaluation. (LZ)

Provides data defensibility guidance for field samplers, laboratory personnel and project managers, and a checklist for planning and verification stages of the data generation process. (MDH)

Presents aids to assist the design and monitoring of natural resource systems. Defines and describes hypergeometric systems; discusses monitoriing objectives and classifies monitoring programs. (MDH)