This volume is a multidisciplinary forum through which a broad audience of academics, professionals, and practitioners can share and build theoretical, critical, and applied scholarship addressing environmental communication in a variety of contexts.

Contents: S. Senecah, S. Depoe, M. Neuzil, G. Walker, Introduction. C.L. Oravec, T. Clarke, Naming Interpretation, Policy, and Poetry: Communicating Cedar Breaks National Monument. T.R. Peterson, M.J. Peterson, W.E. Grant, Social Practice and Biophysical Process. M.P. Moore, Eulogy for Tobe West: On the Agitation and Control of a Salvage-Rider Timber Sale. W.V. Feller, Blue Skies, Green Industry: Corporate Environmental Reports as Utopian Narratives. D. Hope, The Rhetoric of Autobiography in Women's Environmental Narratives: Lois Gibbs' Love Canal: My Story and Sandra Steingraber's Living Downstream: An Ecologist Looks at Cancer and the Environment. D. Pompper, At the 20th Century's Close: Framing the Public Policy Issue of Environmental Risk. G.B. Walker, S.E. Daniels, Dialogue and Deliberation in Environmental Conflict: Enacting Civic Science. J.G. Cantrill, A Sense of Self-in-Place for Adaptive Management, Capacity Building, and Public Participation. S.M. Friedman, And the Beat Goes on: The Third Decade of Environmental Journalism. C. Trumbo, G.J. O'Keefe, Reasoned Action in Environmental Communication Research: Demonstration of an Augmented Model. M. Nitz, H. West, Framing of Newspaper News Stories During a Presidential Campaign Cycle: The Case of Bush-Gore in Election 2000. M.S. Sawyer, Nonverbal Ways of Communicating With Nature: A Cross-Case Study.