Scope and mission
Open Access Journal of Wildlife and Ecology (OAJWE) is an international, peer-reviewed, and open-access journal aimed at promoting the development of science and knowledge in the field of wildlife science, ecology, biodiversity, and environmental sustainability. The journal serves as a forum where scientists from different parts of the world can communicate their research findings and make significant contributions to the knowledge base on wildlife and ecology.
The journal publishes research articles, review papers, case studies, short communications, and technical reports that are relevant to emerging topics and issues in the field of wildlife ecology and environment science. OAJWE supports the publication of evidence-based research, which improves knowledge about biodiversity, ecological relationships between organisms and ecosystems, as well as sustainable management of the environment.
Open Access Journal of Wildlife and Ecology is interested in papers related to topics such as wildlife conservation, biodiversity evaluation, ecosystem ecology, animal behavior, habitat restoration, environmental assessment, climate change effects on wildlife, population ecology, conservation biology, landscape ecology, and natural resources management. OAJWE encourages research that is based on the integration of ecological science with environmental policy, geographic information systems technology, and other conservation strategies to overcome global environmental issues.
The manuscript submitted for consideration in Open Access Journal of Wildlife and Ecology is subjected to a stringent process of peer review and editorial assessment to ensure scientific rigor, novelty, ethics, and significance of findings. As an open access publication, OAJWE ensures that all articles published in the journal are available without any restrictions to anyone seeking the latest information in wildlife and ecology research. The goal of OAJWE is to promote environmental stewardship through the publication of significant scientific research.
Editorial Office
Editor-in-Chief: Editorial leadership pending
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