Call for papers/Topics Full Articles/ Reviews/ Shorts Papers/ Abstracts are welcomed in the following research fields: 1. Independent Core Topics Sustainable Agriculture Agroecological Farming Practices Crop rotation and diversification Organic farming standards and certification Permaculture design principles Conservation tillage and no-till farming Sustainable Water Management Drip irrigation and micro-sprinklers Rainwater harvesting in agriculture Soil moisture conservation techniques Plant Nutrition and Soil Health Green manures and cover cropping Natural nitrogen fixation Biofertilizers and microbial inoculants Biodiversity Ecosystem Dynamics and Species Conservation Endangered species recovery plans In-situ vs. ex-situ conservation (zoos, seed banks) Wildlife corridors and habitat fragmentation Invasive species management Genetic Diversity Landraces and heirloom crop varieties Wild relatives of domesticated species Genetic bottlenecks and mutational meltdown Ecosystem Services Provisioning services (food, clean water) Regulating services (climate regulation, flood control) Cultural services (recreation, spiritual value) Waste Management Municipal and Industrial Waste Infrastructure Sanitary landfill design and engineering Incineration and waste-to-energy (WtE) technologies Material recovery facilities (MRFs) Hazardous and electronic waste (e-waste) handling The Circular Economy Framework Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Eco-design and product longevity The 5 R's: Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle Microplastics and Chemical Waste Plastic degradation and marine accumulation Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) Industrial effluent treatment 2. Interrelated Topics (The Intersections) Intersection A: Sustainable Agriculture & Biodiversity Agrobiodiversity and Resilience Preserving pollinator habitats (bees, butterflies, bats) within farmlands Utilizing push-pull technology for natural pest control Maintaining soil biodiversity (mycorrhizal fungi, earthworms, macro-organisms) Landscape-Scale Integration Agroforestry (silvopasture and alley cropping) Riparian buffers to protect aquatic ecosystems from agricultural runoff Hedgerows as wildlife sanctuaries in monoculture landscapes Intersection B: Sustainable Agriculture & Waste Management Agricultural Biomass and Nutrient Cycling On-farm composting of crop residues and livestock manure Anaerobic digestion of agricultural waste for biogas production Biochar production from crop residues for soil amendment Mitigation of Agricultural Pollution Managing plastic mulch film waste (biodegradable alternatives) Reducing food loss during harvest and post-harvest storage Safe disposal and containment of pesticide rinsate Intersection C: Biodiversity & Waste Management Pollution Impacts on Ecosystems Ecotoxicology of heavy metals and plastics on wildlife Eutrophication of aquatic habitats due to poorly managed organic waste Entanglement and ingestion of marine debris by wildlife Waste Sites as Altered Habitats Landfills as artificial feeding grounds for opportunistic species (and resulting ecological traps) Phytoremediation using native plants to clean up contaminated brownfields Impact of leachate leakage on terrestrial and subterranean biodiversity 3. The Tri-Sector Intersection (Where All Three Meet) Regenerative Food Systems and Urban Ecology Urban agriculture utilizing municipal organic compost to enhance city biodiversity Closing the metabolic rift by returning urban food waste nutrients back to rural agricultural soils Policy, Economics, and Global Frameworks The role of subsidies (shifting from chemical inputs to biodiversity protection and waste reduction) Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) of food production from seed to landfill United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) alignment (specifically SDG 2: Zero Hunger, SDG 12: Responsible Consumption, and SDG 15: Life on Land)