Journal of East African Natural History

About this journal

The Journal of East African Natural History (JEAHN) is a peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to the study and conservation of biodiversity in the East African region. Its scope encompasses a wide range of disciplines, including zoology, botany, ecology, conservation biology, and environmental science. JEAHN publishes original research articles, review papers, short communications, and book reviews that contribute to the understanding of the region's unique and diverse natural heritage.

Key themes addressed by the journal include the ecology and conservation of endemic species, habitat fragmentation and its impacts, climate change and its effects on biodiversity, invasive species management, and the role of local communities in conservation. JEAHN also focuses on the sustainable use of natural resources, wildlife management, and the development of conservation strategies for the region.

The journal's primary audience comprises researchers, conservation practitioners, policy makers, and students interested in East African biodiversity. The JEAHN readership extends to a global audience, particularly those engaged in tropical ecology and conservation. The journal aims to disseminate research findings to a broad community and inform decision-making processes that support the conservation and sustainable management of East Africa's natural heritage.

JEAHN plays a significant role in advancing scientific knowledge and contributing to conservation efforts in the East African region. By providing a platform for the publication of high-quality research, the journal fosters collaboration among researchers, practitioners, and policy makers. The journal's impact extends beyond academic circles, influencing conservation policies and contributing to the development of sustainable management practices for East Africa's rich biodiversity.