West African Journal of Applied Ecology

About this journal

The West African Journal of Applied Ecology (WJAJE) is a peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to disseminating research on the diverse ecological landscapes of West Africa. Its scope encompasses the practical application of ecological principles to address pressing environmental challenges in the region. The journal focuses on research that contributes to understanding, managing, and conserving West African ecosystems and their biodiversity.

WJAJE's key themes revolve around the nexus of ecology and human activities. Articles address topics like land use and land cover change, natural resource management, biodiversity conservation, climate change adaptation, and sustainable agriculture. The journal also welcomes research on environmental policy and governance, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary approaches to solve complex ecological problems.

The WJAJE target audience includes researchers, academics, policy makers, and practitioners working in the fields of ecology, environmental science, conservation biology, and related disciplines. The journal aims to foster collaboration between researchers, practitioners, and local communities in West Africa, promoting knowledge exchange and capacity building to address regional environmental issues.

The journal's impact is measured by its contribution to advancing ecological understanding and informing sustainable development practices in West Africa. WJAJE publications provide valuable insights for decision-makers, researchers, and communities involved in environmental management and conservation. The journal plays a crucial role in raising awareness of pressing environmental challenges, advocating for evidence-based solutions, and driving positive change in the region.