IEMA's Publications

The Publications Shop

Publications are one of the principal ways in which the Institute promotes good environmental practice amongst its members. All the Institute's publications can be viewed and purchased in The Publications Shop. These include 'the environmentalist', the 'Practitioner' Series, the 'Perspectives' Series, the 'EA Yearbook' and other materials. In the Shop you can also subscribe to 'the environmentalist' and its binder, and to the 'Green Futures' magazine as an additional benefit. The Publications Shop also provides an opportunity to read and write reviews on any of these publications.

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Advertising

If you would like to advertise in 'the environmentalist' or on the Institute's web site, www.iema.net, please contact our agents, Spacehouse at dd@spacehouse.co.uk or telephone Andy Lees ('the environmentalist' magazine) or David Johns (iema.net) on tel: +44 (0) 1625 614 000.

'the environmentalist' magazine is the Institute's flagship publication which is published 20 times per year. It is sent, free of charge, to all members and to an increasing subscriber base. 'the environmentalist' contains a wide range of up to date information, news and analysis on environmental issues.

More information (contacts, advertising, contributing, publication dates) can be found on the environmentalist page.

Each volume in the Practitioner best practice series covers a particular environmental topic in detail. There are now 13 volumes in the series. Details can be found on the Practitioner page.

'Perspectives' are book-sized publications that go into considerable detail. The series began in 2002 and the first two publications are concerned with aspects of environmental impact assessment.

'Guidelines for Landscape & Visual Impact Assessment' was published with the Landscape Institute. It provides assistance in predicting and judging the significance of the effects that new development may have upon landscape character and visual amenity.

'Guidelines on Participation in Environmental Decision-making' was the second Perspectives publication in 2002, and its purpose is to improve participation by demonstrating its importance, offering advice on how to achieve effective participation, providing practical examples of what has been achieved, and by providing inspiration and the information to 'do-it-yourself'.

• For further information and to purchase a copy visit the Publications Shop
• To comment or suggest a topic for a Practitioner contact the editor at editor@iema.net