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People and Nature

A broad-scope open access journal publishing work from across research areas exploring relationships between humans and nature. People and Nature – a journal of relational thinking.

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Ecological Solutions and Evidence

A brand new journal publishing articles with direct relevance for the management of biological resources and ecological systems.

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Functional Ecology

Enabling a mechanistic understanding of ecological pattern and process from the organismic to the ecosystem scale

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Journal of Animal Ecology

Original research on all aspects of animal ecology, ranging from the molecular to the ecosystem level.

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Journal of Applied Ecology

Publishing papers on the interface between ecological science and the management of biological resources

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Journal of Ecology

Broad-reaching articles on all apects of plant ecology, a role it has developed since its foundation in 1913

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Methods in Ecology and Evolution

Promotes the development of new methods in ecology and evolution, and facilitates their dissemination and uptake.

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Ecology and Evolution

Open access, high-quality research in all areas of ecology, evolution and conservation

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Mountain gorillas are good neighbours – up to a point

Mountain gorilla groups are friendly to familiar neighbours – provided they stay out of "core" parts of their territory – new research shows.

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