* This change promises to benefit the owning Foundation for Environmental Conservation and its capabilities of helping the Environmental/Conservational movement as, instead of having to pay most of the overheads of producing each issue of Environmental Conservation, for the substantial benefit of its latterly mere distributor and with the Editor giving his entire services for the good of the cause, the Foundation will receive revenues from the not-for-profit oldest press in the world. Apart from voluntary donations and grants towards reimbursement of the cost of editing and publishing their papers from satisfied Authors or their institutions which it is hoped will continue, the amounts received by the Foundation will depend mainly on subscriptions to its Journal. These are expected to increase greatly in the hands of this distinguished Publisher which is to offer subscriptions to individuals at less than half of the institutional price. Meanwhile the Foundation's headquarters and most overheads are contributed by its President, who plans to continue in that capacity just as long as he is able to and wanted.