International Ornithology

Aims and Scope

Journal of International Ornithology (JIO) is a prestigious, peer-reviewed open access journal which covers the study of birds, or Ornithology. It is a valuable resource for professionals, scientists, and students in Ornithology, as well as other areas such as Animal Ecology, Animal Behavior, Conservation Biology, and Veterinary Science.

The journal publishes original research articles, reviews, and short communications from authors who are experts in their field. JIO strives to be inclusive and covers research from a wide range of geographical, political, and ecological contexts. The journal also provides an opportunity for early career researchers to publish their work alongside that of established researchers.

JIO is committed to disseminating the highest quality research on birds and their habitats to the wider scientific community and to other interested stakeholders. The journal adheres to the highest standards of scientific publishing, promoting transparency and rigor in the peer review process. In publishing original research articles and other forms of communication, the journal encourages the use of new methods, technologies, and approaches that may contribute to a better understanding of birds and their interaction with the environment. 

The journal publishes original research articles, reviews, and short communications and is committed to disseminating the highest quality research to the wider scientific community. The journal is a valuable resource for professionals, scientists, and students in Ornithology, as well as other areas such as Animal Ecology, Animal Behavior, Conservation Biology, and Veterinary Science.

Few keywords were outlined that fit the scope of the journal. Not restrict them.

• Raptor
• Sexual dimorphism
• Geolocation
• Accelerometer
• Indicator species
• Phenology
• Breeding season
• Water bird
• Forest management
• Microhabitat
• Bird diseases
• Cryptic species
• Banding birds
• Ornithology
• Bird behavior
• Bird ecology
• Bird conservation
• Bird populations
• Bird migration
• Bird diversity
• Bird anatomy
• Bird physiology
• Bird genetics
• Bird evolution
• Bird taxonomy
• Bird biogeography
• Bird habitat
• Bird community ecology
• Bird population dynamics
• Bird demographic studies
• Bird monitoring
• Bird banding
• Bird ringing
• Bird survey techniques
• Bird population trends
• Bird distribution patterns
• Bird habitat selection
• Bird species interactions
• Bird food webs
• Bird communication
• Bird songs
• Bird calls
• Bird visual signals
• Bird olfactory signals
• Bird reproductive biology
• Bird mating systems
• Bird courtship behavior
• Bird parental care
• Bird life history
• Bird natural history
• Bird morphology
• Bird systematics
• Bird phylogenetics
• Bird biometry
• Bird conservation genetics
• Bird habitat management
• Bird conservation policy
• Bird conservation strategies
• Bird conservation education
• Bird conservation advocacy
• Bird conservation ethics
• Birdwatching
• Citizen science in ornithology