The journal, Scientific Annals of the danube Delta Institute, was established in 1993 and serves as a multidisciplinary platform for research on wetlands and deltaic environments.
The first articles of the journal, now published on its new website through Pensoft’s ARPHA platform, focus on promoting lasting management of the Danube Delta. This includes an assessment of pesticide residues’ impact on the river and insights into using earth observation data for monitoring purposes. The journal also features studies on wetland ecology and biogeography, such as a recent investigation into the habitat and behavior of Eurasian spoonbills.
The journal, which is free too publish and open for submissions, covers a wide range of topics including ecology, biodiversity, environmental protection, hydrology, ichthyology, ornithology, limnology and sustainable development in wetlands and deltaic environments.
“With the launch of Volume 30 of Scientific Annals of the Danube Delta institute now published with pensoft,” says Editor-in-Chief Iuliana-Mihaela Tudor from the Danube Delta National Institute for Research and Development. “We celebrate an critically important milestone in advancing research on biodiversity, aquatic ecology and data integration.”
“This new stage not only reflects the scientific value of contributions but also strengthens our community’s collaborative spirit and drives innovation forward,” she continues.
As Louis Pasteur once saeid,”Science knows no country because knowledge belongs to humanity and is the torch that illuminates the world.” We warmly invite readers to explore this volume share ideas with us as we continue building a future where open science connects us all.
Exciting news! Can’t wait to read these articles.