Aims and scope
Bulletin of Regional Natural History (BORNH), formerly Bollettino della Società dei Naturalisti in Napoli, is an online peer reviewed open access journal from Società dei Naturalisti in Napoli that promotes in-depth studies dealing with environmental, natural and earth sciences at local and regional scale. BORNH publishes research articles, review articles, commentaries, commented and reasoned checklists, technical papers on methodological innovations or improvements, as well as on the practical application of these resources towards the development of effective conservation policy and practice. BORNH publishes studies in all branches of Natural Sciences dealing with biological diversity, ecology and evolution of ecosystems: zoology, geology, mineralogy, ecology, palaeontology, botany, systematics and phylogenetics, ecology and ethology, developmental biology, conservation biology, parasitology, geomorphology, chemistry, naturalistic museology. Contributions of history and philosophy of natural sciences are also welcome.
EDITORIALE
Fabio Maria Guarino
Professor Fabio Maria Guarino
Editor in Chief
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Department of Biology - University of Naples Federico II
The Bullettin of Regional Natural History (BORNH) is from 2021 the new online only version of the Bollettino della Società dei Naturalisti in Napoli. This prestigious and historic journal was founded in 1891 and published scientific research in Natural Sciences, with a particular interest in local studies, and short reports on the most interesting emerging topics in the field. BORNH has collected the cultural legacy of its predecessor and expanded the original objectives of the journal to attract a wider audience of specialists in the various fields of Natural Sciences. BORNH gives particular emphasis to biodiversity studies, applied ecology and broad interdisciplinary research, from local to global contexts. About two years after the first issue of BORNH, we are entering a new phase of the life of the journal which will take into consideration the ever changing publishing landscape with the multidisciplinary view of natural sciences.
