Tropical Conservation Science

Papers
(The TQCC of Tropical Conservation Science is 3. 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Identification of Suitable Areas for Camellia nitidissima in China Under Current and Future Climate Scenarios Provides Insights for Its Conservation20
From Smuggling Routes to Court Cases: Unveiling the Dynamics of Pangolin Trafficking in China (2011−2022)11
The Effects of Prescribed Dry Season Burning on Woody Species Composition, Mole National Park, Ghana9
Current State of Knowledge of Páramo Amphibians in Colombia: Spatio Temporal Trends and Information Gaps to Be Strengthened for Effective Conservation9
Actors’ Perceptions of Profitability Along a Bushmeat Commodity Chain in West Africa (Southern Benin)9
Body Condition Score as a Health Indicator: A Biome-Specific and Seasonal Assessment of Lowland Tapirs ( Tapirus terrestris ) in Brazil7
Primates in the Endangered Araucaria Pine Forest of the Largest City of Southern Brazil: A Current Overview7
A Review of Habitat and Altitudinal Distribution of Stingless Bee Species in Indonesia6
Addressing the Conservation Challenges of Human Population Growth: The Case of the Ugalla Ecosystem in Tanzania6
Jaguar Space Use in the Working Landscape of Darien, Panama5
Bears in the Russian Far East illegally exploited for meat, medicine and trophies5
Decoupling the Effects of Fire and Dry Season Drought on Seedling Establishment Success of Tree Functional Types in Humid Savannas5
Floristic Heterogeneity in an Andean Montane Forest Protected Area Within a Transformed Landscape5
Diversity, Geographical Distribution and Ethnobotanical Significance of Zingiberaceae in Odisha, India4
Soil Quality Indicators in Peasant Agroecosystems in Paraíba State, Brazil4
Phylogeographic Patterns of the Greater Cane Rat ( Thryonomys Swinderianus ) Populations from Eastern, Western and Southern Africa and Implications for W4
Stakeholder Engagement and the Control–Entropy Paradox: Governance and Fragility in Hluhluwe–iMfolozi Park4
Exploitation of Ardeidae Birds in an International Wetland (Ramsar Site 1018) in South-East Benin, West Africa4
Our Hungry Neighbor: Self-Reported Data from Farmers’ Perspective on Tapanuli Orangutans in the Batang Toru Forest, Indonesia4
Challenges and Attitudes of Local Communities Towards Wildlife Conservation in Chimit Kola, Blue Nile Gorge, Ethiopia4
Ethnobotanical Survey of Medicinal Plants Used by the Punan People of Sarawak, Borneo: A Conservation Perspective4
Forest Elephants in a Human-Dominated Landscape: Are They Risk-Takers?4
Status of Electric Fences as a Mitigation Strategy for Human-Elephant Conflicts in the Northern Districts of West Bengal, India3
Human Persecution is An Important Threat to the Conservation of the Endangered Black-and-Chestnut Eagle in Northern Andes3
Permeability of a Biological Corridor for Medium and Large Mammals: A Case Study in Costa Rica3
Reconstructing Historical Distribution of Large Mammals and their Habitat to Inform Rewilding and Restoration in Central Tanzania3
Managing a Reconstituted Rainforest Remnant and its Threatened Plants in Benin3
Socioecological Assessment of Mammal Assemblages in Small Oil-Palm Plantations in a Highly Deforested Region in Mexico3
Anthropogenic Threats to Crocodiles, and the Level and Sociodemographic Determinants of their Utilization in Lower River Tana Basin, Kenya3
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