Ecosistemas now hosted at PKP services
2025-10-31
After many years of hosting by Rey Juan Carlos University, Ecosistemas has upgraded to OJS 3.5 and has migrated to the hosting services of the Public Knowledge Project (PKP).
ECOSISTEMAS is an open-access scientific journal edited by the Spanish Association of Terrestrial Ecology (AEET) in which both publishing and reading are free. ECOSISTEMAS publishes articles on ecology and the environment in a broad sense. Articles focused on different scales (e.g. organisms, populations, communities, or ecosystems), with different approaches (e.g. paleoecology, ecophysiology, functional ecology, conservation ecology, or eco-evolution), and in different environments are welcome (e.g. terrestrial, aquatic, etc.). ECOSISTEMAS also covers meta-science (science about how we do science) on ecology.
ECOSISTEMAS is published and read free of charge, thanks to the AEET's commitment to the principle of open science.
Announcements
Ecosistemas at congresses!
2025-06-20
This June the editorial board of Ecosistemas has participated in an international congress, ‘III Sibecol & XVII AEET Meeting’ in Pontevedra, and in a national one, the 9th National Forestry Congress, in Gijón.
Current Issue
Vol. 34 No. 2 (2025): Ecología del ectoparasitismo: muestreo, distribución e implicaciones eco-evolutivas de los ectoparásitos
Ecología del ectoparasitismo: muestreo, distribución e implicaciones eco-evolutivas de los ectoparásitos
Ectoparasite ecology: sampling, distribution and eco-evolutionary implications of ectoparasites
Coordinadora / Coordinator: Mercedes Molina
Editores / Editors: Jorge Garrido-Bautista, Francisco Castaño-Vázquez y Santiago Merino
Portada / Cover: Ejemplar adulto de Protocalliphora azurea, un díptero ectoparásito común de paseriformes cuyas larvas hematófagas se alimentan de la sangre de los polluelos mientras se encuentran en el nido. © Pedro Sandoval (Laboratorio de Colecciones de Zoología CCZ-UGR). Fotografía tomada con una cámara LEICA M205-A (software LASX), del proyecto EQC2018-004655-P. / Adult specimen of Protocalliphora azurea, a common ectoparasitic dipteran of passerines whose hematophagous larvae feed on the blood of nestlings while they are in the nest. Pedro Sandoval (Laboratory of Zoology Collections CCZ-UGR). Photograph taken with a LEICA M205-A camera (LASX software), from project EQC2018-004655-P.
Published: 23-07-2025