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  • Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026)

    This issue presents a diverse collection of cutting-edge research that highlights the application of advanced computational methodologies in environmental and life sciences. Broadly, this issue encompasses omics-based analyses to investigate plant tolerance responses to various abiotic stressors, alongside metagenomic insights into microbial community adaptations. Furthermore, the edition features extensive geospatial applications, ranging from habitat suitability modeling for endangered species and agricultural land-use mapping to spatial epidemiology for infectious disease surveillance. Through this multidisciplinary approach, these studies collectively offer profound insights into the complex dynamics of biological systems and environmental interactions, providing a significant foundation for informed decision-making in conservation, agriculture, and public health.

  • Special Issue: Biocultural Heritage in the Archipelago by Advancing Ethnobiology
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026)

    This issue invites original research and critical reviews that explore the intricate synergy between indigenous knowledge, biodiversity, and sustainable resource management across the Indonesian archipelago. We aim to document and analyze the traditional utilization of plant and animal resources, emphasizing how biocultural heritage shapes local ecosystems and contributes to modern conservation strategies. By bridging the gap between traditional wisdom and contemporary scientific discourse, this edition seeks to advance the field of ethnobiology and highlight the critical role of human-nature interactions in addressing contemporary ecological challenges.