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  • Moving toward equity in knowledge and resource sharing in the quickly advancing landscape of conservation genetics

    CALL FOR PAPERS | Deadline: June 30, 2024
    UN SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities); SDG 15 (Life on Land): SDG Target 15.1 (Conserve and Restore Ecosystems); Target 15.5 (Protect Biodiversity and Natural Habitats); Target 15.6 (Genetic Resources and Fair Sharing of the Benefits); Target 15.9 (Integrate Biodiversity in Governmental Planning)
    Based on a symposium during The Wildlife Society’s 30th Annual Conference (November 5-9, 2023) and an upcoming workshop (February 8-9, 2024), we seek submissions that showcase the potential applications of novel and developing molecular methods to questions of biological conservation; and highlight the inequitable distribution of resources and knowledge in conservation genetics and develop strategies to minimize that inequity.

  • In Review: Preprint Service

    AUTHOR SERVICE
    Conservation Genetics, in partnership with Research Square, now offers In Review: a journal-integrated preprint service.

  • Students & Early Career Researchers

    AUTHOR INCENTIVE
    As a student or ECR (defined as being within one year of award of their PhD degree) listed as first author of any article type accepted, you will receive a voucher for free access to any Springer publication in eBook form (up to a maximum value of 250 Euros/US dollars, and maximum one per year) in perpetuity, and your article will be made freely accessible for 8 weeks after online first publication.

  • Obituary: Michael (Mike) William Bruford (6th June 1963–13th April 2023)

    Prof. Michael (Mike) William Bruford—molecular ecologist, conservation biologist, professor at Cardiff University's School of Biosciences and former editorial board member of Conservation Genetics and Conservation Genetics Resources—passed away on the 13th of April 2023. Mike’s scientific contributions were instrumental to the establishment and consolidation of the field of conservation genetics.

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