Academic publisher Taylor & Francis Group and Birdlife Australia have announced a new publishing partnership. Beginning with the 2017 volume, Taylor & Francis will publish and distribute Birdlife Australia's highly regarded journal, Emu – Austral Ornithology.
With an Impact Factor of 1.524, Emu – Austral Ornithology is ranked among the top ornithology journals in Thomson Reuters' Journal Citation Reports and is the highest ranked journal of regional scope. Emu has been BirdLife Australia's flagship publication for over a century, and, due to the efforts of its previous publisher from 2001, CSIRO Publishing, is highly valued by the local ornithology research community.
Emu is the premier journal for research and reviews on ornithological studies relating to the Southern Hemisphere and adjacent tropics. The journal features high-quality papers reporting on scientific study in all areas of bird research and conservation. The journal's scope is broad, with topics ranging from the global scale, such as the effects of climate change on birds, to the microscopic, such as DNA analysis of various species, as well as detailed studies of the ecology and morphology of a wide variety of Australasian birds.
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