About the Journal

Ecological and Biological Studies Insights (EBSI) is an international, peer-reviewed open-access journal dedicated to publishing cutting-edge research, comprehensive reviews, and insightful commentary in the fields of ecology and biology. Our mission is to advance the understanding of ecological and biological sciences by disseminating high-quality research that is accessible to a global audience, ultimately contributing to the preservation and sustainable management of our natural environment.

Ecological and Biological Studies Insights (EBSI) covers a broad range of topics within ecology and biology, including but not limited to:

• Conservation Biology: Studies focused on the preservation, protection, and restoration of biodiversity in ecosystems around the world.
• Ecosystem and Community Ecology: Research on ecological interactions within communities and ecosystems, including energy flow, nutrient cycling, and species interactions.
• Evolutionary Biology and Population Genetics: Insights into the mechanisms of evolution, adaptation, and genetic diversity within and across species.
• Marine, Freshwater, and Terrestrial Biology: Investigations into life forms in various habitats, examining species adaptation and ecosystem dynamics.
• Environmental Toxicology and Pollution Studies: Studies assessing the impacts of pollutants on ecosystems and biological organisms, informing sustainable practices.
• Biodiversity and Species Interactions: Examination of species diversity, interactions, and their roles within ecosystems to maintain ecological balance.
• Climate Change Impacts on Ecosystems: Research on how global climate change affects ecosystems, species distributions, and biodiversity.
• Microbial Ecology and Soil Biology: Analysis of microbial roles in soil ecosystems, including nutrient cycling and ecosystem health.
• Genomics, Molecular Biology, and Biotechnology in Ecology: Applications of genomic and molecular tools to solve ecological and biological questions.
• Restoration Ecology and Habitat Rehabilitation: Research focused on restoring degraded ecosystems and habitats to improve biodiversity and ecosystem functions.
• Behavioral Ecology: Studies on the behavior of organisms in their natural environments, examining how behaviors enhance survival and reproduction.
• Plant Ecology and Phytochemistry: Research on plant species interactions with their environment, including plant chemical compounds and their ecological roles.
• Ecotoxicology and Risk Assessment: Assessments of toxic substances’ effects on ecosystems, with implications for policy and conservation strategies.
• Urban Ecology and Green Infrastructure: Studies exploring ecological processes in urban environments and the benefits of green spaces for biodiversity and human well-being.
• Agricultural Ecology and Sustainable Farming: Research on ecological principles in agricultural systems for sustainable farming practices.
• Wildlife Ecology and Habitat Conservation: Insights into wildlife species' habitat needs, population dynamics, and conservation strategies.
• Human Ecology and Socio-ecological Systems: Examination of human interactions with ecosystems, including impacts on social structures and sustainability.
• Ecophysiology and Species Adaptation: Studies of physiological processes in organisms in response to environmental changes and adaptation mechanisms.
• Landscape Ecology and Spatial Analysis: Research on spatial patterns in ecosystems, including land-use change and its impacts on biodiversity.
• Biogeography and Global Biodiversity Patterns: Exploration of species distribution patterns and the factors influencing global biodiversity.
• Invasion Biology and Ecological Impacts of Invasive Species: Studies on non-native species’ effects on ecosystems and strategies to mitigate these impacts.
• Functional Ecology and Ecosystem Services: Research on ecosystem functions and services, such as carbon sequestration, pollination, and soil fertility.
• Theoretical Ecology and Ecological Modeling: Development and application of mathematical models to simulate ecological processes and predict future scenarios.
• Ecological Informatics and Big Data in Ecology: Use of data science and informatics in ecology to analyze large datasets and inform conservation strategies.
• Applied Ecology and Environmental Management: Practical applications of ecological principles in environmental management, conservation, and resource use.

We encourage submissions that provide significant insights into ecological and biological processes, innovative approaches to conservation, interdisciplinary methodologies, and empirical research that enhances our understanding of the natural world and addresses environmental challenges.

The journal serves a diverse audience of ecologists, biologists, environmental scientists, researchers, educators, conservationists, and policymakers interested in the latest developments in ecological and biological sciences. Our readers rely on Ecological and Biological Studies Insights (EBSI) to stay informed about the latest research and emerging trends in these fields.

• Open Access: Ensuring that your research is fully accessible without barriers, reaching a global audience.
• Rigorous Peer Review: Upholding high academic and ethical standards through a robust peer review process.
• Rapid Publication: Offering a timely yet thorough review process to ensure the swift dissemination of your work.
• Global Reach: Connecting your research with an international community, fostering collaborations across borders.

Authors are encouraged to read our detailed submission guidelines available on the journal’s website. Submissions can be made through our online portal, which streamlines the process and allows for efficient tracking of your manuscript’s status.