Bothalia:African Biodiversity & Conservation

About this journal

Bothalia: African Biodiversity & Conservation' is a prestigious international journal dedicated to the scientific study and conservation of African biodiversity. It encompasses a broad scope, encompassing all aspects of biodiversity research, including taxonomy, systematics, ecology, biogeography, conservation biology, and environmental management. The journal serves as a platform for disseminating original research articles, reviews, and short communications that contribute to a deeper understanding and appreciation of the rich and diverse natural heritage of the African continent.

The journal's key themes reflect the dynamic field of African biodiversity research. They include but are not limited to: plant and animal diversity, species discovery and description, habitat conservation, ecosystem functioning, invasive species management, climate change impacts, and sustainable utilization of natural resources. 'Bothalia' prioritizes publications that are relevant to conservation efforts and highlight the importance of preserving Africa's unique biodiversity for future generations.

The target audience for 'Bothalia' includes researchers, academics, conservation practitioners, policy makers, and students working in the field of African biodiversity and conservation. The journal aims to connect scientists and conservationists across different disciplines and geographical locations, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange. Its articles often provide insights into the challenges and opportunities faced in conserving Africa's rich natural resources, informing conservation strategies and decision-making processes.

'Bothalia' has established itself as a leading voice in the field of African biodiversity research, achieving significant impact in the scientific community. Its high-quality publications have contributed to advancing knowledge about Africa's diverse flora and fauna, informing conservation policies, and promoting sustainable practices. The journal's commitment to promoting open access and providing a platform for researchers across the globe to share their findings has earned it recognition as a valuable resource for the conservation of African biodiversity.