Journal of Range and Watershed Managment

The Journal of Range and Watershed Management is a Quarterly issue that is related to soil, water and vegetation topics such as: ecology, rangeland, soil erosion, and desertification and watershed management. 

This journal adheres to the COPE ethical guidelines.

The journal's policy regarding plagiarism: If plagiarism in an article is confirmed, the journal will blacklist the corresponding author, and if their article has been published, it will be archived with the note "This article contains plagiarism" listed under the authors' names.

The publication fee for articles in the Rangeland and Watershed Management Journal is determined annually based on the decision of the editorial board and in accordance with the regulations for processing fees in scientific journals (open access).

Objectives of the Journal of Range and Watershed Management 

• To contribute to the advancement and expansion of rangeland and watershed management sciences as the main pillars of the country's natural resources.
• To implement national programs and plans in the field of rangeland and watershed management development.
• To establish appropriate scientific communication and collaboration between universities and research centers.
• To provide a platform for exchanging ideas and information in scientific, research, and student communities across the country.
• To publish the latest research findings conducted by research groups in universities and research centers.