Sobre la revista
Forests, Conservation and Society is an international, open-access, double-blind peer-reviewed scientific journal published by the Fundación Flora Amazónica (FORAMA). The journal advances high-impact interdisciplinary research on tropical forest conservation, sustainable land management, and socio-ecological resilience, positioning Amazonian and tropical forest systems as critical frameworks for global climate mitigation and biodiversity preservation. The journal serves as a global platform bridging ecological science, forest biometrics, climate change research, socio-environmental governance, geospatial technology, and community-based management. By connecting academic research, public policy formulation, and local management practices, Forests, Conservation and Society fosters evidence-based decision-making for forest-dependent regions and promotes equitable access to scientific knowledge under rapid environmental and social change.
