Journal for Nature Conservation

Papers
(The H4-Index of Journal for Nature Conservation is 23. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
The interaction patterns between humans and sloth bear in an urbanised forest of Odisha, eastern India119
Balancing conservation and commerce: a case study of how information shapes willingness to pay for honey from China’s Giant Panda National Park48
Whisperers of whales wander: A directional statistical investigation of whales’ migration influenced by geomagnetic, ocean current, and celestial cues34
Climate change and agricultural intensification are threatening the Endangered Tulipa cypria Stapf ex Turrill33
Conservation prioritization of the northern hills of Uruguay based on the intra-specific phylogenetic diversity of frogs and lizards31
A unified questionnaire and methodology to evaluate social perception of cats on inhabited islands30
Potential firefly habitat related to a true and associate species mangrove ecosystem30
Endangered dhole in China: Population status, conservation predicament and future direction29
Editorial Board29
Editorial Board29
Camera traps provide insights into coyote feeding ecology and potential intraguild interactions with free-ranging dogs in mountain forests of Guatemala27
Investigating the threats of sustainable ecotourism by integrating the norms with GIS and remotely sensed data26
Impact of human disturbance in Japan on the distribution and diel activity pattern of terrestrial mammals26
Evaluating the effectiveness of protected areas in preserving ecosystem processes via remote Sensing: A review25
The more things changed, the more they stayed the same: Trends in conservation focus 2010–201925
Inclusion of social values, priorities, and motivations for mangrove conservation in Bhitarkanika, India25
Coexistence of people and wild species: A new approach to conservation derived from ecological competition theory24
The importance of considering human well-being to understand social preferences of ecosystem services24
What is the scientific evidence on the linkages between citizen science engagement levels and protected areas’ governance outcomes? A systematic map and qualitative synthesis23
Contextualizing willingness to pay for sustainable management of agroecosystem services in a rapidly transforming landscape: Insights from the interdunal wetlands of Medinipur Coastal Plain, India23
Combining roadkill hotspots and landscape features to guide mitigation measures on highways23
Local scale prioritization of cost-efficient protection within the National Park Thy23
Microclimate species distribution models estimate lower levels of climate-related habitat loss for salamanders23
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