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  1. Citation as Representation: Gendered Academic Citation Politics Persist in Environmental Studies Publications
  2. Tracking Transparency: an Exploratory Review of Florida Academic Library Privacy Policies
  3. Data for All: Creating a Sustainable Community Partnership to Increase Health and Racial Equity
  4. Reshaping an Academic Library DEI Page: From Policy to Patron
  5. Spatial Trajectories of Coffee Harvesting in Large-Scale Plantations: Ecological and Management Drivers and Implications
  6. Food Sovereignty Among Migrant Farmworkers: The Role of Agrobiodiversity for Autonomy and Resistance in A Mexican Coffee Plantation
  7. Momentum for Agroecology in the USA
  8. Agriculture Against The Wall: Barriers and Opportunities for Agroecological Transitions in California’s Industrial Agricultural Landscapes
  9. Naturally Occurring Vegetation Connectivity Facilitates Ant-Mediated Coffee Berry Borer Removal
  10. Effects of Peri-Urbanization on Coastal Sage Scrub Ant Species in Baja California
  11. The Political Ecology of Shaded Coffee Plantations: Conservation Narratives and The Everyday-Lived-Experience of Farmworkers
  12. The Community Ecology of Herbivore Regulation in an Agroecosystem: Lessons from Complex Systems
  13. Coffee Landscapes Shaping the Anthropocene
  14. Vegetation Connectivity Increases Ant Activity and Potential for Ant-Provided Biocontrol Services in a Tropical Agroforest
  15. Ant-mediated (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) Biological Control of The Coffee Berry Borer: Diversity, Ecological Complexity, and Conservation Biocontrol
  16. High Intermediary Mutualist Density Provides Consistent Biological Control in a Tripartite Mutualism
  17. Impact of Regionally Distinct Agroecosystem Communities on the Potential for Autonomous Control of the Coffee Leaf Rust