Journal Insights
The African Journal of Environmental Ethics and Conservation (AJEEC) aims to provide valuable insights into environmental ethics and conservation biology across Africa. While currently establishing its presence, AJEEC is committed to achieving indexing in prominent databases such as Web of Science, Scopus, and others. Authors can expect transparent fee structures and thorough peer review processes aimed at maintaining high scholarly standards. We strive to foster a platform where innovative research in biodiversity conservation and ethical stewardship can flourish
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Environmental Ethics, Conservation Biology, Ecology, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Management, Wildlife Conservation, Sustainable Development, Environmental Policy and Law, Pollution and Environmental Health, Renewable Energy and Sustainability, Natural Resource Management, Climate Change and Adaptation, Marine and Freshwater Conservation, Habitat Restoration and Preservation, Environmental Education and Advocacy, Community-Based Conservation Initiatives, Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Practices
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The African Journal of Environmental Ethics and Conservation offers authors the option to publish their research via open access. As a new journal we are not yet indexed, but are pleased to offer very low publication fees to support and encourage submissions from researchers and academics.
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To publish open access, a publication fee (Article Publishing Charge, APC) of $100 needs to be met by the author or research funder. This fee ensures that your research is freely available to the global community, promoting greater visibility and impact.
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The African Journal of Environmental Ethics and Conservation is committed to ensuring that the research we publish reaches a wide audience and has a significant impact on the field. As a new journal, we are in the process of establishing our presence in the academic community. While we are not yet indexed, we are actively working towards being indexed by leading databases and repositories.
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As we grow and our publication record expands, we are committed to meeting the stringent criteria set by these indexing bodies. We believe that inclusion in these databases will enhance the visibility and accessibility of the important research published in our journal, thereby contributing to the broader scientific dialogue on environmental ethics and conservation in Africa.
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We appreciate your support and contributions to our journal, and we look forward to sharing our progress in these endeavors with our authors and readers.
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