About the Journal

MABIC is dedicated to exploring marine biodiversity, its changes, impacts, and conservation strategies. The journal's scope includes but not limit to the following topics:

Marine Biodiversity and Dynamics:

Taxonomy, genetic diversity, and studies of endemic and endangered species.
Shifts in species distribution, population dynamics, and effects of habitat fragmentation.

Ecosystem Functions and Services:

Research on key marine ecosystems like coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrasses.
Ecosystem-based management and conservation planning.

Threats to Marine Biodiversity:

Impacts of overfishing, bycatch, habitat destruction, pollution, and invasive species.
Effects of climate change, including rising sea temperatures, ocean acidification, and sea level changes.

Conservation Strategies and Solutions:

Effectiveness of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs), habitat restoration, and sustainable resource use.
Innovative conservation policies and practices.

Innovative Technologies and Methodologies in Marine Research:

Advances in research methodologies and data collection technologies, including remote sensing, GIS applications, and citizen science.
Surveys, censuses, and mapping of marine species and habitats.
Statistical methods and innovative approaches in marine ecology.

Emerging Issues and Trends:

New and emerging threats to marine biodiversity.
Advances in understanding the ecological roles of lesser-known species.
Emerging challenges and trends in marine conservation.

Human Impacts and Socio-ecologic Aspects:

The impact of human activities on marine ecosystems and biodiversity.
Sustainable use of marine resources and public awareness on marine conservation.

Case Studies and Practical Applications:

Specific case studies of species, habitats, or regions, and their practical implications for conservation and habitat restoration.

Extreme Marine Ecosystems and organisms’ adaptation

Deep-sea ecosystems
Chemosynthetic ecosystems
Polar ecosystems
Other extreme habitats and ecosystems