野生動物生物學-一個非營利性的社會擁有開放獲取的期刊，促進野生動物的保護和管理以及人類與野生動物的關(guān)系的科學基礎。野生動物生物學采用野生動物管理的廣泛概念，包括旨在保護、可持續(xù)利用或控制野生動物及其棲息地的所有政策和行動，以維護野生動物與其他人類利益之間的可持續(xù)關(guān)系。我們對“野生動物”有一個廣泛的概念，對哺乳動物、鳥類和其他與野生動物問題相關(guān)的分類或現(xiàn)象的研究都非常有趣。野生動物生物學是一個高質(zhì)量的科學論壇，向科學家、管理人員、野生動物管理人員和自然資源保護者提供簡明和最新的知識。該雜志鼓勵并歡迎來自世界各地的原創(chuàng)論文和簡短的英文交流。該雜志接受來自所有野生動物科學領域的高水平的理論、經(jīng)驗和實踐手稿，包括野生動物的人類層面，其主要任務是為加強野生動物管理和保護實踐創(chuàng)造科學基礎。所有論文均由至少兩名在其研究領域內(nèi)具有公認能力的評審人員和一名由總編指定的學科編輯評審。野生動物生物學(Wildl。醫(yī)學雜志。， ISSN 0909-6396)成立于1994年，隸屬于北歐野生動物研究理事會(NKV)，自2005年起由法國國家野生動物研究辦公室(Office National de la Chasse et de la Faune Sauvage)資助。

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