Propose a Special Issue
Lead a focused collection in wildlife research.
Guest Editor Opportunities
Wildlife welcomes proposals for Special Issues on timely wildlife research topics. Guest Editors curate focused article collections showcasing emerging themes, methodological advances, or geographic regions of conservation importance.
Proposal Requirements
Topic Justification
Explain the significance and timeliness of your proposed topic. Describe how it advances wildlife science and its relevance to the conservation community.
Guest Editor Team
Include CVs for proposed Guest Editors demonstrating relevant expertise. Teams of 2-3 editors covering complementary specialties are recommended.
Contributor List
Provide preliminary list of 8-12 potential contributors with tentative article topics demonstrating ability to attract quality submissions.
Guest Editor Benefits
Recognition
- Named Guest Editor credit
- Editorial introduction opportunity
- Enhanced professional visibility
Publishing Benefits
- APC waiver for personal contributions
- Full editorial support
- Promotion across channels
Timeline: Special Issues typically run 6-12 months from approval to publication. Submit proposals at least 8 months before desired publication date.
Submit Your Proposal
Shape the future of wildlife research publishing.
