Biological Conservation
Biological Conservation has as its main purpose the widest dissemination of original papers dealing with the preservation of wildlife and the conservation or wise use of biological and allied natural resources. It is concerned with plants and animals and their habitats in a changing and increasingly man-dominated biosphere - in fresh and salt waters as well as on land and in the atmosphere. Biological Conservation publishes field studies, analytical and modelling studies and review articles.
AIMS & SCOPE
Biological Conservation has as its main purpose the widest dissemination of original papers dealing with the preservation of wildlife and the conservation or wise use of biological and allied natural resources. It is concerned with plants and animals and their habitats in a changing and increasingly man-dominated biosphere - in fresh and salt waters as well as on land and in the atmosphere. Biological Conservation publishes field studies, analytical and modelling studies and review articles. While its main basis is ecological the journal aims at fostering other relevant aspects of biological conservation and hopes thereby to encourage more research and publication of work which contributes to our knowledge and understanding of wildlife communities and their value to mankind.The journal`s coverage of the discipline of conservation ecology is relevant to universities and research institutes while the emphasis on the practical application of the research results is important to all land managers, from those dealing with landscape design problems to those whose concern is nature reserve management.
EDITORS
Editor-in-Chief: R. Marrs,Applied Vegetation Dynamics Lab.,
School of Biological Sciences,
Liverpool L69 7ZB, UK,
Email: calluna@liv.ac.uk
Editors:
S. Andelman, Santa Barbara, CA, USA
R. Primack, Boston, MA, USA
A. Pullin, Birmingham, UK
D. Saunders, Canberra, ACT, Australia
AUDIENCE
Environmentalists, conservationists, botanists, marine scientists, ecologists, biologists.SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS
Commenced publication 1969, year 2008, Volume 141, 12 issues
ISSN: 0006-3207
Institutional price:
USD 2,948 for all countries except Europe, Japan and Iran
JPY 349,500 for Japan
EUR 2,634 for European countries and Iran
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