About the Journal
Description of the magazine.
Bosques Latitud Cero, is a semi-annual magazine published by the National University of Loja, with the direct participation of the Forest Engineering Career, the Ministry of the Environment of Ecuador and the Ecuadorian Agroforestry Network whose primary objective is to promote the publication, visibility and free access of the scientific contents oriented to the themes of the magazine since its creation in 2005.
Topics covered.
The works should cover topics on: forest conservation and management, forest policy and planning, socioeconomic development, species improvement, analysis of the role of forests in maintaining a sustainable base for agroforestry and silvopastoral production and the consequences of change. environment on forest resources in Ecuador.
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Current Issue
Vol. 14 No. 2 (2024): Andean Ecosystems: Biodiversity, Conservation and Sustainable Management
The present issue of "Andean Ecosystems: Biodiversity, Conservation and Sustainable Management" offers a comprehensive look at biological diversity and conservation challenges in the Andean region. From exploring the floristic richness in the Mojanda Mountain Complex of Ecuador to analyzing forest connectivity in Oaxaca, Mexico, this volume covers a wide range of ecosystems and topics. It includes studies on agroforestry systems, the growth of native tree species, the honey-producing potential of dry forests, and the impact of altitudinal gradients on vegetation. Additionally, it addresses crucial issues such as sustainable agricultural practices, including pest management and soil fertility assessment. This issue provides valuable information for researchers, environmental managers, and decision-makers, significantly contributing to the knowledge and sustainable management of the diverse and fragile Andean ecosystems.
Published:
2024-07-16
