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The Urban Naturalist(ISSN # 2328-8965 online) is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes articles focused on all aspects of the natural history sciences as they pertain to urban areas.
The Urban Naturalist is currently offering open access to its contents.
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The Urban Naturalist is indexed by way of author entries in Google Scholar and ResearchGate. Its indexing coverage is expected to become comparable to that of the Institute's first 3 journals (Northeastern Naturalist, Southeastern Naturalist, and Journal of the North Atlantic) which are indexed in Web of Science (clarivate.com).
• over 25 years of timely peer-review and publication of manuscripts.
• article-by-article online publication for distribution to a global audience.
• expertise to facilitate the publication of special issues.
• inclusion of supplemental files with journal articles.
The journal is published by the Eagle Hill Institute, a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation of the State of Maine (Federal tax ID # 010379899).
For general inquiries about the journal ... joerg@eaglehill.us
Urban Naturalist
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The Urban Naturalist is currently offering open access to its contents.
Natural History Now photo essays
The Urban Naturalist was formerly published by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden (Brooklyn, NY, USA) as Urban Habitats. The archives of the past content of Urban Habitats is available here. ... Archives
Authors may post their articles on their personal and their institution’s website. Authors retain the right to distribute their version of record (VOR), such as via an institutional and/or subject repository under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license without embargo. The journal complies with and is green listed on Sherpa Romeo (https://v2.sherpa.ac.uk/romeo).
Occurrence of Shortnose Sturgeon in the Tidal Schuylkill River, an Urbanized and Industrialized Tributary of the Delaware River
Harold M. Brundage III
Breeding by Sedge Wrens at an Urban Reclaimed Landfill in New York
José R. Ramírez-Garofalo, Shannon R. Curley, and Caitlin E. Field
Urban Wetland Reconstruction Impacts on Vegetation: A Case Study
Megan A. Larson, Julien Shepherd, and John E. Titus
Breeding Bird Patterns and Species Turnover within the Central Business District of a Town: Results from Rockingham, North Carolina, USA
Douglas B. McNair
Habitat Suitability and Eastern Gray Squirrel Abundance in the Boston Public Garden
Jon-Luc Jarboe and Lauren Nolfo-Clements