International Journal of Galliformes Conservation

Volume 1 2009

Aim

The International Journal of Galliformes Conservation will publish original papers on any aspect relevant to the conservation of Galliformes. The Journal encourages material that enhances understanding of conservation needs and has the potential to improve conservation management of Galliformes species. Its overriding aim is to improve the quality of knowledge that is available for the conservation of all species of Galliformes and their habitats. Therefore, we welcome material from a range of disciplines that contribute to the ecological, biological, and socio-economic dimensions of Galliformes conservation management.

The aim and objectives are outlined in more detail in the founding editorial. Please click here to see this.

If you believe that you have a manuscript that may be suitable for the journal, please contact us at the earliest stage    

Instructions to authors

Editors-in-chief

• Dr Philip McGowan, World Pheasant Association, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
• Dr Stephen J. Browne, World Pheasant Association and Fauna & Flora International,

Editorial assistant

• Natalie Clark, World Pheasant Association, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.

Editorial board

Dr Roger Applegate, Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, USA. Dr Nick Brickle, Wildlife Conservation Society, Indonesia. Dr Francis Buner, The Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust, UK. Associate Prof John Carroll, University of Georgia, USA. Jonathan Eames, BirdLife International in Indochina, Vietnam. Jack Clinton Eitniear, CSTB inc., USA. Dr Brant Faircloth, University of California, USA. Dr Peter Garson, University of Newcastle, UK. Dr Alain Hennache, Saint Victor l'Abbaye, France.

Associate Prof Darryl Jones, Griffith University, Australia. Dr Rahul Kaul, Wildlife Trust of India, India. Dr Siegfried Klaus, Max-Planck-Institute of Biogeochemistry, Germany. Dr Ross MacLeod, University of Glasgow, UK. Dr Tomasso Savini, King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi, Thailand. Dr Gernot Segelbacher, University of Freiburg, Germany. Prof Dr Luis Fabio Silviera, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil. Dr Theron Terhune, Tall Timbers Research Station, USA.