期刊名称：AFRICAN JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE RESEARCH
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
Print ISSN: 2410-7220
Online ISSN: 2410-8200
Founded in 1970, the SAWMA is an independent, non-profit body dedicated to the conservation and wise management of the wildlife resources of southern Africa.
Aims & Scope of the African Journal of Wildlife Research:
The African Journal of Wildlife Research is an ISI ranked, leading peer reviewed scientific publication in wildlife research in Africa, Arabia and Madagascar, with a broad base covering scientific, applied, managerial, methodological and sociological issues related to wildlife research.
The journal publishes original full-length scientific papers, short communications, book reviews as well as reviews on science-based research invited by the editor-in-chief.
This research journal and has been published annually since 1971. Until 2014 the journal was known as the South African Journal of Wildlife Research and will be called African Journal of Wildlife Research from 2015. The journal reaches a wide readership, including both local and foreign wildlife managers, academics and wildlife owners, and libraries local and abroad. It is an important reference for anyone interested in the management and sustainable utilisation of natural resources.
Indexing:
The African Journal of Wildlife Research is ISI listed. The African Journal of Wildlife Research is currently available online at SA ePublications (http://reference.sabinet.co.za/sa_epublication/wild) and BioOne (http://www.bioone.org/loi/sawr)
Instructions to Authors
Editorial process:
All contributions are refereed by expert reviewers to ensure a high standard of published papers. The editorial process adopted by the African Journal of Wildlife Research is for the editor-in-chief to receive manuscripts and then consult with an associate editor about appointing at least two referees. When two referee's reports have been received, these go to the associate editor who makes a decision on acceptance/revision/rejection.
Submission of manuscripts:
Manuscripts should be prepared according to the Instructions to Authors. Also consult a recent published volume of the African Journal of Wildlife Research to view the format used by the journal. Page fees charged are $20 (R200 local) per page for SAWMA members and $30 (R300 local) per page for non-SAWMA members.
Manuscripts should be submitted online at http://www.editorialmanager.com/sawma
Instructions to Authors
AUTHORSGUIDE_2017.pdf
Editorial Board
Journal Editor
Prof. Dan M. Parker
University of Mpumalanga
School of Biology and Environmental Sciences
Mbombela 1200
Email: daniel.parker@ump.ac.za
Tel.: +27(0)13 0020223
Fax: +27(0)46 6228959
Associate Editors
Prof Elissa Cameron
School of Zoology
University of Tasmania
Australia
Dr Fredrik Dalerum
Mammal Research Institute
Department of Zoology & Entomology
School of Biological Sciences
University of Pretoria
Dr Emmanuel Do Linh San
Associate Professor
Dept of Zoology and Entomology
University of Fort Hare
Dr Matt W. Hayward
School of Environment, Natural Resources and Geography
and School of Biological Science
Bangor University
Prof Louw C. Hoffman
Dept of Animal Sciences
University of Stellenbosch
Prof Graham I.H. Kerley
Centre for African Conservation Ecology
Department of Zoology
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University
Port Elizabeth
Dr Andrew J Loveridge
Recanati-Kaplan Centre, Tubney House
Department of Zoology
Oxford University
Prof Jason P. Marshal
School of Animal, Plant and Environmental Sciences
University of the Witwatersrand
Johannesburg
Dr Gus M.G.L. Mills
Research Fellow: The Tony and Lisette Lewis Foundation South Africa
Nelspruit
Dr Peter Paulsen Peter
Institute of Meat Hygiene, Meat Technology and Food Science
University of Veterinary Medicine
Vienna
Prof Norman Owen-Smith
Centre for African Ecology
School of Animal, Plant and Environmental Sciences
University of the Witwatersrand
Dr Adrian M. Shräder
Wildlife Conservation and Management
School of Biological & Cons. Sciences
University of KwaZulu-Natal
Prof Michael J.S. Somers
Centre for Wildlife Management
University of Pretoria
Dr Lochran W. Traill
School of Natural Science and Psychology
Liverpool John Moores University
Liverpool L3 3AF, United Kingdom
The editorial process adopted by the South African Journal of
Wildlife Research is for the editor to receive manuscripts
and then consult with an associate editor about appointing at least two referees.
When two referee's reports have been received, these go to the associate editor
who makes a decision on acceptance/revision/rejection.
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