The scientific journal "Man and Environment. Issues of Neoecology" is a professional scientific publication, aimed at disseminating the results of contemporary fundamental and applied research in the fields of Ecology and Earth Sciences.

The journal focuses on the study of interactions between society and the natural environment, the assessment of anthropogenic impacts on natural systems, and the development of scientifically grounded approaches to environmental protection and sustainable natural resource management within the neo-ecological paradigm.

The journal publishes original research articles presenting the results of interdisciplinary environmental studies, innovative methodological approaches, and new insights into the analysis, assessment, and management of environmental systems.

Main Objectives of the Journal

• to publish original results of fundamental and applied research in ecology and Earth sciences;
• to highlight current environmental challenges at local, regional, and global scales;
• to promote interdisciplinary research in geoecology, environmental management, and nature conservation;
• to disseminate modern research methods for studying natural and natural-anthropogenic systems, including spatial analysis, remote sensing, and geoinformation modelling;
• to facilitate scientific communication among researchers, educators, doctoral students, and professionals in the fields of ecology and Earth sciences.

Scope of Topics

The journal welcomes manuscripts related to the following areas:

• general and applied ecology;
• environmental management and sustainable development;
• environmental protection and nature conservation;
• protected areas management and biodiversity conservation;
• agroecology and environmental aspects of agricultural land use;
• forest ecology and forest ecosystem management;
• urban ecology and environmental issues of urbanized territories;
• global and regional climate change;
• environmental monitoring and environmental assessment;
• geographic information systems (GIS) and environmental modelling;
• remote sensing applications in environmental studies.

The journal is intended for researchers, academics, postgraduate and doctoral students, as well as professionals working in the fields of ecology, geography, environmental science, and natural resource management.