Editor: Tara Cornelisse
tcornelisse@naturalareas.org
Tara Cornelisse received a PhD in Environmental Studies from the University of California Santa Cruz.
She also holds a BA in Biology from Boston University and a MS in Conservation Biology from San Francisco State University. Throughout her career in both academic and nonprofit science, Tara has focused on species conservation, natural resources management, and outreach and education. Her work has included habitat restoration in coastal prairies, fire management in oak woodlands, recreational impacts in dune ecosystems, grazing in remnant grasslands, pollinator conservation, and endangered species policy. She is also the Lead Zoologist at NatureServe where she works with network partners in the US and Canada to advance biodiversity knowledge to inform conservation actions.
Managing Editor: Scott Gillihan
sgillihan@naturalareas.org
Scott Gillihan has a BS in Wildlife Biology and an MA in Zoology. His many years of work as a biologist took him from grasslands to alpine tundra, with particular emphasis on forested ecosystems. His parallel interest in communications led to his current work as a copyeditor, managing editor and editor-in-chief of scientific and popular publications.
Social Media Manager: Cheyenne Moore
cmoore@naturalareas.org
Cheyenne Moore received her M.S. in Biology from Bucknell University where she worked on conservation and genetics of Pennsylvania's threatened, rare, and endangered plant taxa. She is now the Pennsylvania Plant Conservation Alliance Coordinator for the PA Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources and the PA Natural Heritage Program
Are you interested in becoming an Associate Editor? New Associate Editors are always needed and welcome. Associate Editors review and obtaining reviews of manuscripts published in the Journal. If you are interested in serving on the NAJ Editorial Board as a subject matter expert for any of the below or other topics, please read our job description and contact the Editor, Eric Menges.
Plant Ecology
Endangered and Rare Plants/Restoration
Entomology
Invasive Species
Animal Ecology
Conservation Planning and Policy
Fire Ecology
Book Reviews
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