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Advancing scientific knowledge for the conservation of nature and a sustainable future.
WHO WE ARE
Advancing Knowledge for a Sustainable Planet
Forest, Wildlife and Climate Change is platform where science meets conservation and ideas inspire action. As a peer-reviewed, open-access journal, we bring together researchers, academicians, conservationists, environmental professionals, policymakers and students to explore the interconnected challenges shaping our planet.
From forests and wildlife to biodiversity, ecosystems and a changing climate, we welcome original research, reviews, short communications and case studies that offer fresh insights and meaningful solutions.
Our goal is to share knowledge without boundaries, spark conversations that matter and support research that moves us toward a more resilient, sustainable and nature-positive future.
Peer-Reviewed
Rigorous expert review ensures credibility, quality, originality and scholarly excellence.
Open Access
Making quality research freely accessible to readers worldwide, without barriers.
Quarterly Publication
Four issues annually, featuring timely research, insights and scholarly contributions.
Research with Impact
Promoting meaningful research that advances knowledge and addresses real-world challenges.
Global Perspective
Connecting diverse voices and ideas to foster international research and collaboration.
Why Choose Us
Where Knowledge Becomes a Commitment to Nature
We want to share a vision with which this journal is taking shape. Protecting our planet begins with understanding it first and understanding begins with documenting what we observe, discover and learn. In a rapidly changing world, documenting knowledge is not simply about preserving information; it is about creating a foundation for informed decisions and meaningful action.
We believe research becomes truly valuable when it moves beyond pages and into practice. Every study, observation and discovery can help us understand changing ecosystems, recognise emerging challenges, guide conservation efforts, influence policies and inspire solutions that make a tangible difference on the ground.
Forest, Wildlife and Conservation is more than a journal; we want to make it a space for ideas that care, research that inspires and knowledge that can shape a better future. Through this journal, we want to nurture a global community that cares about safeguarding forests, wildlife, biodiversity and the delicate ecosystems we all depend upon.
We document with purpose. We research with responsibility. We connect knowledge with action. And we move forward for nature.
