Philippine E-Journals 
vol. 29, no. 2 (2017)
Asia Pacific Journal of Island Sustainability
Description
Asia Pacifc Journal of Island Sustainability (APJIS) ISSN 2619-6999, is an interdisciplinary journal covering island sustainability science. The journal is committed to the publication of the original research articles, reviews and notes on terrestrial, land and water resources, sustainable food systems and agri-fishery systems. The journal provides a focus for science-based activities concerning Island development, and facilitates better understanding of sustainable development, environmental protection, biodiversity conservation, sustainable energy-related field applied to the physical, biological, and chemical engineering communities. The coverage of the journal includes the following disciplines: forest resources, aquatic resources, agricultural resources, renewable energy, environmental and biological engineering, among others.
Table of contents
Front Matter
Table of Contents
Foreword
About the Joournal
Editorial Board
Articles
Exploring and linking universities in the Asia-Pacific region using “Q-Squared” approaches in research and learning for aquatic ecosystems sustainability
Minerva I. Morales | Jimmy T. Masagca | Aurora E. Araojo
Qualitative case study of micro-retail (“sari-sari”) stores in Catanduanes island, Luzon, Philippines
Lily P. Custodio
Nutritional status of preschool children among families of Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program(4Ps) beneficiaries in selected barangays of Virac, Catanduanes
Elena G. Tasarra | Emily V. Romero | Hedelissa T. Gianan | Ma. Resadel O. Santonia
Mental health status in the province of Catanduanes
Lilibeth I. Tubalinal | Jocelyn Ll. Jordan | Lily P. Custodio
Academic practices and learning challenges of Bachelor of Science in Nursing students at the Catanduanes State University
Lilibeth I. Tubalinal | Erlinda F. Tabor
Short Communication
Effects of using cooperative learning in university Mathematics classes
Rudy P. Tablizo
Patterns of linear, quadratic and exponential function
Rene V. Torres
A scotobiological study of the freshwater benthic gastropod, Jagora asperata (“tabagwang”): A response case in artificial light
Kristian Q. Aldea | Jimmy T. Masagca
Back Matter
Religion and development in Virac, Catanduanes
Maria Sharon M.. Arriola