《California Fish and Wildlife Journal》 as a peer-reviewed scientific journal focused on animal and plant biology, ecology, and conservation, plays an important role in promoting knowledge progress in the field of agriculture, forestry, and animal science. It not only provides a platform for researchers to showcase their research results, but also promotes a deeper understanding of animal and plant population dynamics, ecosystem health, and biodiversity conservation strategies in the scientific community by publishing high-quality original research articles.

This journal covers a wide range of topics, including but not limited to species classification and phylogeny, population ecology, behavioral ecology, conservation genetics, habitat management and restoration, and the impact of human activities on wildlife. Through these studies, the journal aims to provide scientific basis for protection workers, policy makers, and the public to support the development of effective protection measures and sustainable management strategies. Encourage interdisciplinary research methods to address complex issues encountered in animal and plant conservation. It emphasizes the application of innovative technologies such as remote sensing, gene editing, and bioinformatics tools, which can enhance our understanding of animal and plant ecosystems and provide new perspectives and solutions for conservation work.