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Biological Conservation is a leading international journal in the discipline of conservation science. The journal publishes articles spanning a diverse range of fields that contribute to the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity. The journal welcomes papers on the following topics: biodiversity, biogeography, biotechnology, climate change, community ecology, conservation planning, ecosystem dynamics, endangered species, genetic diversity, habitat degradation, indigenous communities, invasive species, landscape ecology, natural resource management, paleoecology, population biology, protected areas, restoration ecology, species diversity, and theoretical ecology.
The primary aim of Biological Conservation is to publish high-quality papers that contribute to the advancement of conservation science and practice.
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This comprehensive review identifies emerging threats and opportunities in biological conservation, synthesizing expert perspectives to guide future research and policy directions.