Number of Volumes |
21 |
Number of Issues |
61 |
Number of Articles |
822 |
Number of Contributors |
2,468 |
Article View |
970,340 |
PDF Download |
795,652 |
View Per Article |
1180.46 |
PDF Download Per Article |
967.95 |
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Number of Submissions |
1,562 |
Rejected Submissions |
919 |
Reject Rate |
59 |
Accepted Submissions |
76 |
Acceptance Rate |
5 |
Time to Accept (Days) |
418 |
Number of Indexing Databases |
44 |
Number of Reviewers |
1507 |
Caspian Journal of Environmental Sciences (CJES) is an English-language journal, which publishes original research articles dealing with all fields of research in environmental sciences. This journal is a quarterly official publication of the Association of Universities of Caspian Region States, which is published by the University of Guilan, Iran.
Papers in any of the following fields will be considered: Climate change, environmental law, and politics, environmental economics, environmental pollution, waste management, biodegradation and bioremediation, aquatic and terrestrial ecology, forest ecosystems, freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, watershed hydrology, sustainable development, conservation, environmental evaluation and land use planning, animal and plant biology, hydrobiology and hydrochemistry. All research articles related to the Caspian Sea are of priority for publication. Reviews, Reports & Opinions, and Short Communication are also published. All manuscripts should be submitted through our Journal online submission system. Using this system, authors can upload manuscript files directly to our office and check on the status of their manuscripts during the review process.
The Ministry of Sciences, Research, and Technology of I.R. Iran has approved the Scientific-Research grade of this journal through the approval letter No. 3/4144 dated 31.07.2010. 31d70b2a2b86d61
Pages 753-765
Pedram Attarod; Samira Beiranvand; Thomas Grant Pypker; Vilma Bayramzadeh; Jalil Helali; Zahra Mashayekhi; Jafar Fathi; Hamid Soofi Mariv
Pages 767-777
Nasibeh Lohrasbi; Babak Tavakoli; Mehdi Aalipour