Instructions for Authors
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SIS Conservation
Stork, Ibis and Spoonbill Conservation (SISC) is a peer-reviewed publication of the IUCN Species Survival Commission Stork, Ibis and Spoonbill Specialist Group. SISC publishes original content on the ecology and conservation of both wild and captive populations of SIS species worldwide, with the aim of disseminating information to assist in the management and conservation of SIS (including Shoebill) populations and their habitats worldwide. SISC is an Open Access publication, therefore does not charge authors, readers or their institutions for access to its contents. Articles accepted in SISC will be published online shortly after acceptance and the article proof will be mailed to the authors.
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Previous Issues
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ISSN 2710-1142 (online)
Editors-in-Chief K. S. Gopi Sundar, India Luis Santiago Cano, Ethiopia Design and Layout Alejandro Torés, Spain Webmaster Alejandro Torés, Spain Editorial board (2017-2020) Editorial board Vladimir Andronov, Russian Federation Kate Brandis, Australia Thilina Nethmin de Silva, Sri Lanka Harrison Edell, United States of America Frédéric Goes, France Ricardo Lima, Portugal Lubomir Peske, Czech Republic André Stadler, Austria Iain Taylor, Australia Piotr Tryjanowski, Poland Abdul J. Urfi, India Amanda Webber, United Kingdom
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EARLY VIEW ARTICLESSIS Conservation Issue 4. 2022Click the cover
PREVIOUS ISSUESSIS Conservation Issue 3. 2021Click the coverSIS Conservation Issue 2. 2020Click the cover SIS Conservation Issue 1. 2019Click the cover
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The views expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of IUCN, nor the IUCN SSC Stork, Ibis and Spoonbill Specialist Group.
Prospective authors (who need not be members of the specialist group) should submit a manuscript to the Editors-in-chief at sis.conservation@gmail.com All enquiries regarding SISC, including but not limited to, ideas for special issues, participation as an Editor, submission of original paper, short notes, essays or letters, should be emailed to sis.conservation@gmail.com We welcome sponsorship of individual issues of SIS Conservation. Please direct queries regarding sponsorship to storkibisspoonbill@gmail.com
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