Journal of Wildlife Science
An interdisciplinary Journal of Wildlife Research,
Conservation and Management.
DOI: 10.63033
ISSN (Online): 3048-7803
Acceptance Rate: 32.8%
Time to Accept: Avg. 79 Days
Most Recent
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Asian Elephants in Central India: A detailed history (From the Earliest Times to 1947)
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Three Decades of Project Elephant: Conservation Efforts for Sustaining Asian Elephants in India
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Gaja–sastra: India’s forgotten Elephant Science
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Navigating the coffee fields: elephants’ use of habitat mosaics and the impacts of barriers on their spatial use of villages in a fragmented landscape of South India
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Mortality investigations in wild Asiatic elephants (Elephas maximus) due to infected Kodo millet consumption in Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh- A case study
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Millet, Mycotoxins, and Megafauna: The Bandhavgarh Elephant Tragedy
Most Recent
Raza Kazmi
Monograph | 12 August 2026
Ramesh Kumar Pandey … Bilal Habib
Commentary | 12 August 2026
Ramesh Kumar Pandey
Commentary | 12 August 2026
Deepak Bhat Dundi … M. Ananda Kumar
Research Article | 12 August 2026
Vijay Kumar N. Ambade … Parag Nigam
Research Article | 12 August 2026
Subject area of the Journal Bilogical Science in General
Frequency: Quarterly, Language: English, Published By: Wildlife Institute of India., Starting Year: 2024, Publishing Format: Online
About Us
The Journal of Wildlife Science (JWLS) is dedicated to advancing wildlife science and conservation through rigorous, evidence-based research across taxa and ecosystems. The journal operates on a diamond open- access model, meaning neither authors nor readers incur fees for accessing or publishing in JWLS….Read More
Aims and Scope
JWLS does not categorise research into taxonomic classes. Authors working on any wildlife taxa, community or ecosystems can submit their work under a theme of JWLS. See the list of themes at…Read More
Author Guidelines
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