The primary aim of the Journal of Biodiversity and Conservation is to publish high-quality, peer-reviewed research that contributes to the understanding, conservation, and sustainable use of biodiversity worldwide. The journal seeks to bridge the gap between science, policy, and practice by promoting interdisciplinary approaches and global collaboration for the protection of species, ecosystems, and natural resources.
Strategies, policies, and actions for the conservation of species, genes, and ecosystems.
Structure, dynamics, and function of terrestrial, freshwater, and marine ecosystems.
Ecology, behavior, management, and conservation of wildlife species and populations.
Plant taxonomy, population biology, restoration, and threatened plant conservation.
Conservation of freshwater and marine biodiversity and aquatic resources.
Genetic diversity, phylogenetics, genomics, and evolutionary conservation studies.
Habitat assessment, restoration ecology, and landscape-level conservation planning.
Impacts of climate change on biodiversity and ecosystem resilience and adaptation.
Conservation policy, environmental law, governance, and community participation.
Sustainable management, use, and conservation of natural resources.
Innovative methods, monitoring tools, and technologies for biodiversity assessment.
Studies integrating ecological, social, economic, and cultural perspectives.
Researchers, conservation practitioners, policymakers, educators, students, and all professionals interested in biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.
Dedicated to advancing biodiversity conservation and the sustainable management of natural resources for current and future generations.
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