When invasion ecology looks at cities and urban areas. The historical roots of urban invasion studies across the rural rural-wild spectrum. 1 in Salomon Cavin and Kull 2017. Kindly drawn by Lionel Cavin. The study of invasive plants and animals has started to pay attention to cities. In a paper just out, written by my colleague Joëlle Salomon Cavin.

Most geographers have beards, and a fetish for maps. They are interested in what the highest mountains are, or longest rivers. And they know the capital of anywhere and everywhere. For without it, we believe anyway, we are, and always will be, lost.

Recent issues also provide a guide. Readers may like to join PESO. We have no corporate links; JPE. Before submitting an article please see our author guidelines. Always look at a current issue for formatting hints. The Editors managing articles are Simon Batterbury.

An appreciation of the Bogong bioregion. Landscapes, people and place in SE Australia. A day on the hill with Prakash and Pemba. Faith, ecology and place. A journey to Mt Howitt. A year in the Stony country. A long walk along the Bay.

Holy Bagels bike business, Brussels. Since it must be a hard pedal. Good coffee and bagels from this mobile family business. More discussion on another blog here.

Angharad Board is in the world! Leo Board is in ever-longer trousers! Les Galleries Photographiques Tres Moyennes Boardacres.

List of workshops in California. We visited three in March April 2016, all in San Francisco. MP3 of radio interview on community bike workshops, 17 Aug. Simon talks about community bike workshop at 3CR radio, 17 Aug 2015. And a talk on 18th Aug 2015.