Madoqua

About this journal

"Madoqua" is a scientific journal dedicated to the study of African mammals. Its scope encompasses a wide range of research areas, including ecology, evolution, behavior, conservation, and management. The journal publishes original research articles, review papers, short communications, and technical notes, all focused on the fascinating diversity and complexities of African mammal fauna.

Key themes that are frequently explored in "Madoqua" include the impact of human activities on wildlife populations, the role of biodiversity in ecosystem functioning, and the development of effective conservation strategies. The journal also places a strong emphasis on the integration of traditional ecological knowledge with modern scientific methods.

The audience for "Madoqua" is primarily comprised of researchers, conservation practitioners, and wildlife managers who work with African mammals. The journal also serves as a valuable resource for students, policy makers, and the broader scientific community interested in the study and conservation of these iconic animals.

"Madoqua" has had a significant impact on the field of African mammal research by providing a platform for the dissemination of high-quality scientific work and promoting collaboration among researchers. The journal's contributions to our understanding of African mammals and the development of conservation strategies have been widely recognized and have helped to shape policy decisions and conservation practices across the continent.