Journal of Wildlife

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Open access · Wildlife ecology and conservation

Journal of Wildlife

An open-access journal for research on wild animals and their habitats, from field observation and population ecology to conservation management and policy.

ISSN
2997-2248
Access
Open access
License
CC BY 4.0
Peer review
Single-blind by default; double-blind on request
Publisher
Open Access Pub, since 2022
Scope

Research on wild animals, in the field and in the landscape

The journal considers work on wild animals, including birds and invertebrates: their populations, ecology and behavior, and the management of wildlife and habitats. The areas below are illustrative. Read the full Aims and Scope.

  1. Population ecology

    Abundance, demography, distribution and range change.

  2. Conservation biology

    Threatened species, protected areas, restoration and management.

  3. Behavior and physiology

    Foraging, movement, reproduction and social organization.

  4. Habitat and landscape

    Habitat selection, connectivity and land-use change.

  5. Genetics and taxonomy

    Population genetics, evolutionary ecology and species description.

  6. Disease ecology

    Wildlife disease, zoonoses and host-pathogen interactions.

  7. Human-wildlife interactions

    Coexistence, conflict, urban wildlife and wildlife policy and law.

  8. Monitoring methods

    Remote sensing, GIS, telemetry, acoustics and environmental DNA.

Article types

What the journal publishes

The journal publishes the article types listed here. Requirements for each type are set out in the Instructions for Authors.

  • Original Research
  • Review Article
  • Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
  • Methods
  • Short Communication
  • Data Note
  • Case Study
  • Perspective
  • Commentary
  • Letter
Standards

Research with animals and field data

  • Animal ethics and permitsEthics approval and collection or access permits are reported where applicable, with ARRIVE reporting for animal studies.
  • Data availabilityEmpirical manuscripts include a data availability statement. Locations of vulnerable species may be generalized.
  • Publication ethicsThe journal follows COPE guidelines. Editorial Policies
Editorial Board

Editorial Board members

Members as recorded in the journal's Editorial Board list.

Submission

Submit your wildlife research

Please read the Instructions for Authors and the Editorial Policies before submitting. The article processing charge of USD 1,440 is payable only after acceptance; withdrawal after submission is subject to the journal's withdrawal policy.

Questions about a submission: [email protected]

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