Journal of Wildlife

Aims and Scope

The Journal of Wildlife (JWL) is an international, peer-reviewed, and open-access journal that focuses on the study of wildlife, ecology and environment for both academic and professional readership. The journal publishes original research and review articles, with a special emphasis on the conservation and preservation of wildlife species, ecosystems and habitats. 

JWL is committed to providing a platform for critical discussion and timely communication of the rapidly-evolving research in the fields of wildlife ecology and conservation. Our journal encourages the submission of scientific manuscripts that document advances in ecology, conservation biology, wildlife management, and related disciplines.

The scope of JWL covers a broad range of topics related to wildlife ecology, conservation, and management. This includes studies on wildlife, plants, and animal species; species interactions, population dynamics, and behavior; habitat and landscape ecology; conservation genetics; and wildlife management. Manuscripts should emphasize the importance of the study and its contribution to the field of wildlife ecology and conservation.

The journal aims to provide a safe and sound platform for researchers, practitioners, and educators to publish their work and share their knowledge with the wider scientific community.

Below mentioned with the few keywords that fits the scope of the journal, not confined to it. If you have any queries, reach us at [email protected]

• Ecology
• Respiratory System: Animals
• Eggs
• Circulatory system: Animals
• Plymouth rock chicken
• Wildlife Assessment
• Animal Migration
• Environmental Science
• Types of Birds
• Wildlife
• Wild Animals
• Animal Genetics
• Ethology
• Animal Science
• Ecological Niche
• Wildlife Conservation
• Mycobacteria
• Wildlife Control
• Wildlife Management
• Extinct Birds
• Conservation biology
• Population Biology
• Nests
• Population dynamics
• Small mammals
• Animal Conservation
• Habitat restoration
• Wildlife biology
• Evolution of Birds
• Parental Care
• Biodiversity conservation
• Wildlife Research
• Applied ecology
• Ecosystem management
• Ecosystem restoration
• Education for the future
• Zoo Biology
• Wildlife Diseases
• Invasive Species Management
• Wildlife education
• Vocal Communication
• Wildlife disease
• Feather Biology
• Wildlife/Biodiversity Conservation
• Sensory Behaviour
• Feed intake
• Feed conversion efficiency
• Captive wildlife
• Ecology of amphibians
• Ecology of reptiles
• Game and hunting
• Screening and surveillance
• Urban wildlife management
• Wildlife Conservation policy
• Wildlife ethics
• Wildlife ethology
• Wildlife behavior
• Wildlife toxicology
• Incubation & Hatching
• Behavior of Birds
• Evolution of Behaviour
• Ecology of aquatic mammals
• Ecology of birds
• Suburban wildlife management