Before diving into the guiding themes, it is crucial to thoroughly read the Author Guidelines.
The primary guiding themes are:
1. Everyday Life and the Environment
A special section dedicated to high-relevance scientific-informational publications pertinent to the current temporal period.
2. Environment and Social Sciences
- Agroecology and Family Farming
- Traditional Communities and Ethnoscience
- Landscape, Culture, and Environment
- Environmental Education and Epistemology
- Social Movements and the Society/Nature Relationship
- Tourism, Sustainability, and Protected Areas
3. Technologies and Environmental Studies
- Ecology, Biodiversity, and Related Topics
- Geoprocessing, Remote Sensing, and Modeling Applied to the Environment
- New and Alternative Sustainable Technologies
- Biochemistry and Environmental Sanitation
- Pollution, Climate Change, and Water Resources
- Precision Agriculture, Agroindustry, and Related Fields
- Soils, Minerals, and Rocks
4. Planning and the Environment
- Conservation and Preservation of Environmental Heritage
- Environmental Law and Ecological Law
- Environmental Governance, Management, Indicators, and Policies
- Health and the Environment
- Ecological Economics, Ecosystem Services, and Processes
- Urban Planning, Development, and City-Related Challenges
Publication Frequency
The journal operates on a quadrimesterly schedule, with three (3) issues published per year. The publication months are as follows:
- January/February/March/April
- May/June/July/August
- September/October/November/December
Special issues may be published to honor academic events. For these occasions, it is important to read the section Special Issue Publications (Call for Papers).
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