Aim & Scope
Aquatic Ecosystems and Environmental Frontiers is an interdisciplinary journal that explores the complex relationships between aquatic ecosystems and human activities. We welcome submissions that bridge the gap between natural and social sciences, fostering a holistic understanding of water resources and environmental challenges.
Aim
The journal aims to deepen our understanding of the intricate relationship between aquatic ecosystems and environmental change. By fostering a multidisciplinary approach, we explore how these systems adapt to and are impacted by natural and anthropogenic factors. Our goal is to provide evidence-based solutions for sustainable management and conservation.
Scope
The journal encourages submissions from diverse fields and topics that contribute to the knowledge and management of aquatic ecosystems, including but not limited to:
Aquatic Ecology
Aquatic Ecosystems
Biotic Components
Abiotic Factors
Food Webs and Energy Flow
Ecological Processes
Ecosystem Services
Threats to Aquatic Ecosystems
Research and Conservation
Interdisciplinary Nature
Hydrology
Hydrological Cycle
Surface Hydrology
Groundwater Hydrology
Hydrological Modeling
Hydrology and Climate
Hydrochemistry
Human Impact
Water Management
Limnology
Water Quality and Pollution
Hydrodynamics and Water Circulation
Sediment and Nutrient Dynamics
Limnological Sampling and Monitoring
Ecosystem Services of Freshwater Bodies
Climate Change on Freshwater Systems
Conservation and Management
Marine Biology and Oceanography
Marine Ecosystems and Habitats
Marine Organisms and Biodiversity
Physical Oceanography
Chemical Oceanography
Marine Biogeochemical Cycles
Ocean Currents and Climate Regulation
Marine Food Webs and Energy Flow
Marine Pollution and Its Impacts
Fisheries and Aquaculture
Fisheries
Fishery Management and Conservation
Aquaculture Practices
Sustainable Aquaculture Techniques
Fish Stocking and Population Dynamics
Aquatic Animal Health and Disease Management
Economics of Fisheries and Aquaculture
Aquatic Ecosystem Impacts of Fisheries and Aquaculture
Regulatory Frameworks and Policies
Emerging Technologies
Challenges and Future Directionst
Environmental
Pollution and Contamination
Climate Change and Temperature
Ocean Acidification
Habitat Destruction and Fragmentation
Invasive Species
Overexploitation of Resources
Nutrient Overload and Eutrophication
Chemical Contaminants and Toxicity
Land Use Changes and Urbanization
Noise and Light Pollution
Impact of Agricultural Practices
Disease and Pathogens in Ecosystems
Conservation and Restoration Ecology
Principles of Ecosystem Conservation
Strategies for Habitat Protection and Preservation
Restoration Techniques for Degraded Ecosystems
Role of Biodiversity in Ecosystem Health
Ecological Restoration and Species Recovery
Invasive Species Management
Sustainable Land and Water Management
Socioeconomic and Cultural Aspects of Conservation
Monitoring and Assessing Restoration Success
Climate Change and Conservation Challenges
Policy and Governance in Ecosystem Management