About the Journal

The Journal of Ecosystem Science and Eco-Governance (JESEG) is an international peer-reviewed journal focusing on various aspects of ecosystem science and eco-governance. The key areas covered by the journal include biodiversity, environmental science, ecology, conservation biology, and ecosystem services. The overarching goal is to explore the intricate relationships within ecosystems and their impact on the overall quality of life.
The JESEG is published semi-annually, with issues released in June and December and has NO Article Processing Charge (APC). This regular publication schedule ensures a steady flow of new research and information to the scientific community and policymakers. The availability of both online and print versions enhances accessibility, reaching a diverse audience of researchers, practitioners, and decision-makers in the field. It is currently indexed in the Andrew Gonzales Philippine Citation Index (AGPCI)
The JESEG provides a comprehensive coverage of the diverse aspects of ecosystem science and eco-governance, fostering a multidisciplinary approach and contributing valuable insights to the field. JESEG can benefit from a mix of theoretical research, empirical studies, and practical applications to address current environmental issues and support sustainable decision-making. The following categories can be accommodated for peer review and publication:

• Ecosystem Dynamics:
  • Succession and disturbance ecology.
  • Ecosystem resilience and stability.
  • Ecological interactions and feedback mechanisms.
• Biodiversity Conservation:
  • Threats to biodiversity and species conservation.
  • Restoration ecology and rewilding efforts.
  • Conservation genetics and genomics.
• Environmental Science:
  • Climate change impacts on ecosystems.
  • Pollution and its effects on biodiversity.
  • Environmental monitoring and assessment.
• Ecosystem Services:
  • Valuation of ecosystem services.
  • Sustainable resource management.
  • Linkages between ecosystem services and human well-being.
• Land-Use Planning and Management:
  • Sustainable land-use practices.
  • Urban ecology and green infrastructure.
  • Agroecology and sustainable agriculture.
• Eco-Governance and Policy:
  • Policy frameworks for biodiversity conservation.
  • Community-based conservation initiatives.
  • Institutional arrangements for sustainable resource management.
• Landscape Ecology:
  • Connectivity and landscape connectivity.
  • Landscape planning and design.
  • Spatial ecology and GIS applications.
• Human-Nature Interactions:
  • Human impacts on ecosystems.
  • Cultural ecosystem services.
  • Ethical considerations in eco-governance.
• Case Studies and Best Practices:
  • Successful conservation and restoration projects.
  • Lessons learned from ecosystem management initiatives.
  • Innovative approaches to eco-governance.
• Interdisciplinary Approaches:
  • Integration of social sciences and ecology.
  • Interdisciplinary research for holistic ecosystem management.
  • Collaborative approaches to address complex environmental challenges.