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Media Konservasi Medkon ✓ Sinta S2 ✓ Scopus ✓ DOAJ Journal details PublisherIPB University LanguageEnglish Frequency4× per year (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct) Print ISSN0215-1677 Online ISSN2502-6313 DOI prefix10.29244/24 Open accessCC BY ArchivingPKP PN Citation indexScopus, Google Scholar   Manuscript types Regular paper Research notes Short communication Technical paper Book review Opinion   Scope Ecology Landscape ecology Wildlife conservation (in-situ & ex-situ) Remote sensing & GIS Sustainable use of plants & wildlife Ethnobotany Bioprospecting Ecotourism Conservation & protection area management Urban forests Environmental services & education About the journal Media Konservasi is Indonesia's pioneer scientific journal on tropical forest conservation, biodiversity, and ecotourism — first published in 1987. It is hosted and managed by the Department of Forest Resources Conservation and Ecotourism, Faculty of Forestry and Environment, IPB University, in partnership with the Indonesian Biologist Association (Perhimpunan Biologi Indonesia / PBI). The journal focuses on publications in forest resource conservation, environment, biodiversity, and ecotourism. Starting from Volume 29 (2024), the publication schedule shifted to January, May, and September. Media Konservasi is accredited and indexed in Sinta (Sinta score = S2) by the National Research & Innovation Agency of Indonesia. Policies & recognition 🔓 Open access All articles are immediately and permanently free for everyone to read and download. No embargo. 🕐 No fast track All manuscripts undergo standard peer review to ensure integrity and quality of scholarly publishing. 🎁 Reviewer appreciation Timely reviewers receive APC vouchers applicable toward their next submission in Medkon. ⭐ Editor's choice ⭐ Editor's choice (Vol 31 No 4 2026) THE BEHAVIOR OF URBAN COMMUNITIES IN PLANTING USEFUL PLANTS IN THE YARD DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC Novriyanti Novriyanti, Dian Iswandaru, Inggar Damayanti Vol. 26 No. 1 (2021) Biosprospecting & Wildlife Utilization ☰ All selected articles