Journal of the Entomological Society of Southern Africa

About this journal

The Journal of the Entomological Society of Southern Africa is a renowned scientific publication dedicated to the advancement of entomological knowledge within the Southern African region. Its scope encompasses all aspects of insect biology, including taxonomy, systematics, ecology, behaviour, evolution, and applied entomology. The journal serves as a platform for researchers and professionals to disseminate their latest findings, fostering collaborations and stimulating further research in the field.

Key themes explored within the journal include the biodiversity and conservation of insect species, the impact of insects on agriculture and human health, and the development of sustainable pest management strategies. Articles cover a wide range of subjects, from the description of new insect species and the study of their ecological interactions to the development of novel insect control methods and the assessment of the environmental impacts of insecticides.

The journal's audience consists primarily of entomologists, researchers, and students working in universities, research institutions, and government agencies across Southern Africa and beyond. The journal also caters to practitioners in the agricultural and public health sectors who rely on entomological knowledge to address challenges related to crop protection, disease control, and environmental management.

The Journal of the Entomological Society of Southern Africa has established a strong reputation for its rigorous peer-review process, high-quality research publications, and significant impact on the field of entomology. It contributes to the advancement of scientific understanding of insects and their role in ecosystems, while informing policy decisions and promoting sustainable practices in agriculture, public health, and environmental conservation.