Bulletin of Geography: Physical Geography Series

Aims & Scope

About the Journal Focus and Scope The main aim of the Bulletin of Geography. Physical Geography Series, founded in 2009, is to present scientific findings in physical geography and related subjects. The journal covers the following fields/area: climatology, geomorphology, glaciology, hydrology, soil-science, biogeography and research methods in physical geography, with an emphasis on Poland, Europe, and polar regions. The BGPGS is indexed, among others, in: Scopus, Emerging Sources Citation Index, Thomson Reuters Master Journal List and Web of Science Core Collection. The best two articles published each year receive an Extra Marketing promotion on the Internet and in the media. Aims and Scope Why subscribe and read multidisciplinary journal; peer-reviewed by two-three reviewers, including at least one international expert high level of research (only original papers published) and edition; important source of up-to-date research in field of physical geography; both printed and electronic versions available; free of charge access; Why submit high level of science; peer-reviewed byacknowledged international and national experts; fast process of reviewing and editing; language correction by native speaker; clear and simple editing rules; color printing available; Publication fee Bulletin of Geography. Physical Geography Series is funded by the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń. For this reason, publication in the Journal is free of charge. Journal Indexes Web of Science - Clarivate Analytics (Journal Impact Factor 2025 - 0.9, Five Year - 1.0, JCI 2025 - 0.17) Scopus (CiteScore 2025 - 1.4, SJR 2025 - 0.281, SNIP 2025 - 0.493) Index Copernicus 2023: 170 Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education - 40 points Rejection Rate 40% Average time taken for preliminary evaluation of article: 2 days Average time taken for review of manuscript: 25 days Average time taken for publication of article: 147 days Peer Review Process Editorial Review Guidelines for articles su

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