About the Journal

Jurnal Studi Perikanan Berkelanjutan (JSPB) is a national scientific journal that focuses on research and innovation in the field of sustainable fisheries. This journal aims to serve as a platform for researchers, academics, and practitioners to develop science and technology that support the sustainable management of fisheries resources. The articles published cover topics such as sustainable aquaculture, conservation of marine and aquatic natural resources, and the application of new technologies in fisheries and marine management. This journal is published twice a year, in June and December. E-ISSN: 3123-9269.

Focus

Journal of Sustainable Fisheries Studies (JSPB) publishes scholarly works on research and innovation in sustainable fisheries and marine resource management. The journal prioritizes evidence-based studies that support ecological, economic, and social sustainability in fisheries across marine, coastal, and inland waters. JSPB aims to serve as a platform for researchers, academics, and practitioners to advance knowledge and technology that contribute to the sustainable utilization and conservation of fisheries resources.

Scope

  1. Sustainable Fisheries Resource Management: capture fisheries and inland fisheries
  2. Sustainable Aquaculture: environmentally responsible fish farming practices
  3. Fisheries & Marine Economics: blue economy and bioeconomy
  4. Socio-cultural & Institutional Aspects: fisheries community development
  5. Aquatic Resource Conservation: biodiversity and ecosystem protection
  6. Climate Change & Fisheries: impacts and adaptation strategies
  7. Fisheries Governance & Policy: management frameworks
  8. Technology & Innovation: sustainable fisheries solutions
  9. Aquatic Environmental Health: habitat quality and ecosystem resilience
  10. Food Security: fisheries-based nutrition and livelihood systems

Article Types

Original research articles, review articles (literature or systematic reviews), conceptual papers, and policy analyses.

Out of Scope

Manuscripts unrelated to fisheries sustainability; purely commercial aquaculture without environmental considerations; opinion-based papers without scientific or analytical grounding.

Additional “About” Content

Intended Readership

Researchers, academics, fisheries practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders involved in sustainable fisheries and marine resource management.

Submission Length

  1. Original research: 3,000–7,000 words (excluding references)
  2. Conceptual or policy papers: 3,000–5,000 words
  3. Review articles: 3,000–7,000 words

Methodology & Open Science

JSPB encourages interdisciplinary approaches and applied research that integrate ecological, economic, and social sustainability principles.

Potential Special Issues

  1. Sustainable Aquaculture Innovations
  2. Climate Change and Fisheries
  3. Blue Economy Development
  4. Fisheries Governance & Policy
  5. Conservation of Aquatic Biodiversity

Keywords

sustainable fisheries; aquaculture; fisheries management; marine conservation; blue economy; fisheries governance; aquatic biodiversity; climate change; food security; fisheries innovation.