About the Journal

Journal of Environment, Wildlife and Conservation (JEWC) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal published by Aidoo Academic Press Ltd (United Kingdom). The journal publishes high-quality research that advances understanding of interactions among natural systems, biological diversity, wildlife populations, and human activities, with the goal of supporting sustainable resource use and long-term ecological resilience at local, regional, and global scales.

JEWC provides a platform for interdisciplinary scholarship addressing major environmental and conservation challenges. The journal welcomes theoretical, empirical, methodological, and applied studies that advance scientific knowledge, inform policy and management decisions, and promote sustainable stewardship of the natural environment.

Areas of interest include environmental science, ecology, conservation biology, wildlife science, forestry, landscape and restoration ecology, ecosystem and protected area management, climate change, environmental pollution, natural resource management, and related fields.

All submissions undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process conducted by international experts. Articles are published under a continuous publication model to ensure rapid dissemination of knowledge, global accessibility, and timely contributions to research and practice.

The Journal of Environment, Wildlife and Conservation (JEWC) is an international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing research, policy, and practice related to environmental protection, wildlife conservation, biodiversity management, ecosystem restoration, and sustainable natural resource stewardship. The journal provides a platform for high-quality scientific studies that contribute to the conservation of biological diversity, protection of ecological integrity, and sustainable management of natural environments across terrestrial, freshwater, coastal, and marine ecosystems.

JEWC promotes interdisciplinary scholarship addressing contemporary environmental and conservation challenges arising from habitat degradation, biodiversity loss, environmental pollution, unsustainable resource use, wildlife exploitation, ecological disturbance, and increasing pressures on natural ecosystems. The journal seeks to foster evidence-based approaches that strengthen conservation practice, environmental governance, ecological restoration, and sustainable environmental management.

The journal welcomes theoretical, empirical, experimental, observational, policy-oriented, and applied studies that generate practical solutions for conservation and environmental management. Emphasis is placed on research that informs conservation decision-making, protected area management, biodiversity protection, ecological rehabilitation, environmental regulation, community participation, and sustainable resource governance.

Key Research Themes

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• biodiversity conservation and species protection
• wildlife ecology, behaviour, and management
• conservation biology and conservation practice
• habitat conservation, restoration, and rehabilitation
• protected area planning, governance, and management
• ecosystem restoration and ecological recovery
• environmental pollution and ecological impacts
• plastic pollution, waste management, and ecosystem health
• environmental assessment and ecological monitoring
• forestry, forest conservation, and sustainable forest management
• freshwater, wetland, coastal, and marine conservation
• natural resource conservation and sustainable utilization
• environmental governance, policy, and regulation
• conservation law, compliance, and enforcement
• community-based conservation and participatory resource management
• indigenous and local knowledge in conservation
• human–wildlife interactions and conflict mitigation
• wildlife health, disease ecology, and conservation medicine
• wildlife crime, illegal trade, and conservation enforcement
• invasive species management and biosecurity
• conservation genetics and biodiversity monitoring
• rewilding, species recovery, and ecological reintroduction
• environmental education and conservation awareness
• ecotourism and conservation outcomes
• conservation finance and ecosystem service valuation
• urban biodiversity and green infrastructure
• nature-based solutions for environmental management

The journal aims to promote rigorous, policy-relevant, and societally impactful research that strengthens conservation action, improves environmental management, supports biodiversity protection, and informs sustainable natural resource governance. JEWC encourages collaboration among scientists, conservation practitioners, policymakers, environmental managers, non-governmental organizations, and local communities working to address contemporary environmental challenges.

In addition to original research articles, the journal welcomes review articles, policy analyses, perspectives, methodological contributions, short communications, technical notes, case studies, and interdisciplinary synthesis papers that advance research and practice in environmental, wildlife, and conservation sciences.

JEWC operates a continuous publication model. Articles are published online immediately after acceptance, production, and author proof approval. The journal publishes articles continuously and compiles them into annual volumes.