African Invertebrates

About this journal

African Invertebrates' is a peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to the study of invertebrates found in the diverse and often understudied ecosystems of Africa. The journal embraces a wide scope, encompassing research on all aspects of invertebrate biology, including taxonomy, systematics, ecology, evolution, behavior, conservation, and applied aspects like pest control and biocontrol. It welcomes original research articles, reviews, short communications, and commentaries, all of which contribute to a deeper understanding of the fascinating and vital role invertebrates play in African biodiversity.

The journal's key themes reflect the ongoing efforts to document and understand the immense invertebrate diversity of Africa. These include taxonomic studies, which contribute to the ongoing discovery and description of new species, as well as ecological investigations that explore the interactions of invertebrates with their environment and other species. 'African Invertebrates' also highlights the importance of conservation by publishing research on the threats facing invertebrate populations, such as habitat loss, climate change, and pollution.

The target audience for 'African Invertebrates' comprises scientists, researchers, students, and conservationists working in various fields related to invertebrate biology. This includes specialists in taxonomy, ecology, entomology, zoology, and related disciplines. The journal serves as a platform for sharing cutting-edge research findings, fostering collaboration, and disseminating knowledge about the invertebrate fauna of Africa.

'African Invertebrates' has gained significant impact within the scientific community, serving as a valuable resource for researchers seeking to access the latest findings and insights into invertebrate biology in Africa. The journal's publications have contributed to the advancement of knowledge in various fields, including biodiversity assessment, conservation strategies, and the development of sustainable management practices for invertebrate resources. Its influence extends beyond academia, informing policy decisions related to environmental protection and resource utilization in the region.