About the Journal

BOSQUE publishes original works in the field of management and production of forestry resources, wood science and technology, silviculture, forestry ecology, natural resources conservation, and rural development associated with forest ecosystems. Contributions may be articles, rewiews, notes or opinions, Either in Spanish or English. http://www.revistabosque.cl 

Its title abbreviation is Bosque, and must be used in bibliographies, foot notes, inscriptions and bibliographic references.

Articles are available for download at:

Indexed in

Articles Published by Bosque are indexed or summarized by:

- Bibliografía Latinoamericana (México) 
- Cabi Publishing (Inglaterra)
- Forestry Abstracts 
- Forest Products Abstracts 
- Web of Science (WoS) (ISI)
- Plant Growth Regulator Abstracts
- Redalyc
- Review of Agricultural Entomology 
- Revistas Académicas UACh 
- Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO Chile) 
- SCOPUS - Elsevier - Holanda
- Seed Abstracts

Editorial policy

BOSQUE publishes original works related to forests; the management and production of forest resources, wood science and technology, silviculture, forest ecology, conservation of natural resources and rural development associated with forest ecosystems. Contributions may be in the form of articles, reviews, notes or opinions, in Spanish or English.

  • Articles. They inform about unpublished, novel scientific investigations that expand the current knowledge of a particular field within the scope of the journal and are sustained on procedural data, generated either from primary sources or from other previously published studies. The maximum extension of a manuscript will be 8,000 words including all its content.
  • Reviews. They present a synthesis and discussion of the most current scientific information regarding a relevant topic within the scope of the journal. The maximum extension of a manuscript will be 8,000 words including all its content.
  • Opinions. They analyze, either from a personal perspective or sustained by bibliographical support, a current and relevant topic within the scope of the journal. They can also analyze and criticize existing publications. The maximum extension of a manuscript will be 3,000 words including all its content.
  • Notes. They describe new methodologies or techniques within the scope of the journal or inform about developing investigations, with preliminary results. The maximum extension of a manuscript will be 3,000 words including all its content.

Process of publication

Fully complying with the instructions for authors results in a much shorter editorial processing time, which is of direct benefit to the authors and the journal. In the first phase of the editorial process, the Editorial Committee reviews the manuscript to ensure the topic addressed is within the scope of the journal and to verify that all instructions for authors are met. When these requirements are not met, the manuscript is returned to the corresponding author, informing him/her of the situation and listing the format point needing revising. When manuscripts do fully comply with instructions for authors, the manuscript is considered as "received" and the date is recorded. The Editor Committee then sends the manuscript to an Associate Editor, selected based on the topic addressed in the manuscript. The Associate Editor sends the manuscript to at least two external referees or reviewers in a double-blind system. Referees are required to decline reviewing manuscripts when there are potential conflicts of interest or when they believe they cannot conduct a just and objective evaluation. Referees evaluate manuscripts based on the review forms provided by the journal. Through the Associate Editor, the Editor Committee or the referees may request additional information (data, procedures, etc.) to facilitate the review process.

The referee's recommendation can be: i) publish after minor modifications, ii) publish after major modifications, or iii) do not publish. The Associate Editor evaluates the referees' recommendations to make a publication recommendation to the Editor Committee, which then communicates its publication decision in writing to the corresponding author. The decision entails continuing or not the publication process and whether the manuscript needs an additional round of reviews from the referees. When the manuscript is accepted for publication, the Editor Committee sends an acceptance letter to the corresponding author indicating the required type of modifications. Within three weeks from the acceptance notification, authors are asked to submit a revised version of the manuscript to be evaluated. The order in which manuscripts appear in each volume is based on the acceptance date. A manuscript can be rejected for publication by the Editor Committee at any stage in the editorial process due to content or formatting issues. The Editor reserved the right to inform the affiliation institutions of the authors when evidence of plagiarism or unethical behaviors exists so the appropriate investigations can take place if necessary.

Contributions published in BOSQUE are licensed under the Creative Commons Chile 2.0 license.

For any questions or inquiries, please contact the Editor (revistabosque@uach.cl) or visit our website for additional information www.revistabosque.org.

The open-access, electronic version of complete publications of BOSQUE can be found on the following websites: www.revistabosque.org, http://revistas.uach.cl/index.php/bosque/index, y http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_serial&pid=0717-9200.

 

Copyright

Universidad Austral de Chile

ISSN 0717-9200 version on-line
ISSN 0304-8799 version print

some rights reserved
This journal is under the following licence 
Creative Commons licence
Chile 2.0.


Sponsors

Journal BOSQUE is funded by the Universidad Austral de Chile, in particular by the: