Oryx is managed from the Editorial Office at Fauna & Flora International, with the advice of an international group of Senior Editors and the support of an International Editorial Board.

Editorial Office

	Dr Martin Fisher Editor Martin joined Fauna & Flora International in 2001, having previously carried out research and lectured in ecology and conservation at universities in Nigeria, Oman and Fiji. He studied at the Universities of London and East Anglia, and has a particular interest in the conservation and natural history of environments at the extremes of the rainfall spectrum—deserts and rainforests, in improving the contribution of scientific journals to conservation science, and in capacity building for conservation.
	Elizabeth Allen Senior Editorial Assistant Elizabeth joined Fauna & Flora International in 2005. She previously studied zoology and conservation at the University of Bristol and University College London, respectively, where her research projects focussed on bats. She likes to spend her spare time pottering among the vegetables and bee hives on her allotment, reading books and cycling.
	Nikki Burton Editorial Assistant Nikki joined Fauna & Flora International in 2010. She studied English as a mature student at Anglia Ruskin University and has previously worked in academic publishing and as a freelance proof-reader and copyright researcher. In her spare time she enjoys reading, walking, and spending time at a wildlife pond that she helped to establish.

Senior Editors

Professor Bill Adams University of Cambridge, UK
Professor Andrew Balmford University of Cambridge, UK
Dr Porter P. Lowry II Missouri Botanical Garden, USA & France
Jeffrey A. McNeely IUCN, Switzerland
Dr Mike Maunder Florida International University, USA
Professor EJ Milner-Gulland Imperial College, UK
Professor William Sutherland University of Cambridge, UK
Dr John G. Robinson Wildlife Conservation Society, USA

International Editorial Board

Dr Elizabeth L. Bennett Wildlife Conservation Society, USA
Dr Robert K. Bonde US Geological Survey, USA
Dr Katrina Brown University of East Anglia, UK
Professor Neil Burgess University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Dr Robert H. Cowie University of Hawaii, USA
Dr Jenny Daltry Fauna & Flora International, UK
Dr Brendan Fisher WWF, USA
Dr Brendan J. Godley University of Exeter in Cornwall, UK
Professor Rhys Green University of Cambridge, UK
James Igoe Dartmouth College, USA
Professor Zhigang Jiang Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Dr K. Ullas Karanth Wildlife Conservation Society–India Program, India
Dr Gustavo Kattan Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Cali, Colombia
Dr Sandra Knapp The Natural History Museum, London, UK
Ashish Kothari Kalpavriksh Environment Impact Group, India
Dr Kathy MacKinnon University of Cambridge, UK
Dr David Mallon Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
Dr Charudutt Mishra Nature Conservation Foundation, India
Professor Yaa Ntiamoa-Baidu University of Ghana, Ghana
Dr David Obura CORDIO East Africa, Kenya
Sara Oldfield Botanic Gardens Conservation International, UK
Professor Hugh Possingham The University of Queensland, Australia
Dr Kent H. Redford Archipelago Consulting, USA
Dr Jon Paul Rodriguez Instuto Venezolano de Investigaciones, Venezuela
Dr Anthony B. Rylands Conservation International, USA
Dr Philip Seddon University of Otago, New Zealand
Dr Noah Sitati WWF Kenya, Kenya
Dr Bob Smith Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology, UK
Dr Paul Smith Millenium Seed Bank Project, Kew, UK
Dr Rashid Sumaila University of British Columbia, Canada
Dr Matt Walpole UNEP–World Conservation Monitoring Centre, UK
Dr Sven Wunder CIFOR, Brazil