Submitted by editor on 4 October 2023.
Photograph by Ilse Storch.
City Wildlife
Editor: Ilse Storch, EiC
As city areas develop, wildlife is more and more using these new habitats, showcasing outstanding variations that allow them to thrive in human-made environments. Nonetheless, conflicts are prevalent. A complete understanding of each the ecological and human points of city wildlife is crucial for efficient wildlife administration.
This particular subject seeks contributions that delve into wildlife’s adaptation to city environments and their interactions with people, in addition to the human notion of and engagement with these wild neighbors. We invite authors to submit analysis articles, brief communications, opinions, strategies, or viewpoint items encompassing matters associated to wildlife ecology and habits in city settings, the human dimensions of city wildlife, and experiences in city wildlife administration.
Submissions open 1 April 2024.
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