About the Journal
Biology, Agriculture, SciTech and Environment [BASE] (ISSN 2321-8746 Formerly known as Science Observer) is an open access multidisciplinary monthly journal. BASE provides a global platform for researchers, students, scholars, and scientists to share ideas, innovations, and recent advancements across diverse scientific disciplines.
BASE publishes high-quality articles from a wide range of disciplines, including Agriculture and Allied Sciences; Horticulture, Dairy Technology and Fisheries; Agroforestry and Seed Technology; Agricultural Biotechnology and Plant Pathology; Entomology, Genetics and Plant Breeding; Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Biotechnology; Zoology, Botany and Medical Sciences; Food Technology and Environmental Sciences; Engineering, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics.
Our Mission
To create an accessible and dynamic platform that promotes the rapid sharing of scientific ideas, research findings, and technological advancements for the benefit of the global research community.
Vision
1. Our vision is to contribute significantly by collaborating at the grassroots level to achieve sustainable development in agriculture and environmental sectors through the promotion of conservation practices that mitigate environmental, economic, and social vulnerabilities faced by rural communities.
2. To create a unified platform for biologists to engage with one another for mutual benefit and to enhance knowledge in the field of biological sciences.
Mission
1. Our mission is to empower marginalized children, youth, farmers, and women through pertinent education and innovative healthcare programs aimed at achieving sustainability in environmental and agricultural practices.
2. To develop and deliver integrated and innovative solutions through relevant education and healthcare initiatives, in partnership with state, national, and international organizations, while actively engaging with local communities.
3. To encourage and disseminate new scientific knowledge arising from recent advancements in both fundamental and applied biological sciences across agriculture, animal sciences, forestry, and other biological disciplines.
4. To facilitate interactions among biologists for mutual benefits in academic research, education, or technology transfer.
3. To encourage and facilitate activities that are geared to improve society at large and in particular the under privileged sections of the society.
4. To tackle the critical challenges associated with the conservation of soil and water resources.
5. To confront the significant issues related to climate change and global warming.
6. To emphasize the emerging challenges in the field of Biotechnology.
7. To raise awareness regarding environmental concerns.
8. To promote the transfer of technology to farmers and other stakeholders.
9. To advance objectives and goals as determined by the General Body periodically.
Aims & Objectives
1. To enhance public awareness regarding health, sanitation, vaccination, population control, and family welfare initiatives.
2. To promote environmental protection and agricultural health programs at the school, college, and university levels through various extension education methods.
3. To conduct research in the domains of science, environment, life sciences, agricultural science, and technology.
4. To organize events such as seminars, conferences, symposia, meetings, training programs, demonstrations, and mass mobilization campaigns, in collaboration with state, national, and international organizations, to disseminate knowledge related to environmental and agricultural development.
5. To share knowledge and foster discussion through the publication of high-quality articles, books, proceedings, journals, and other literature aimed at disseminating scientific information relevant to public interests in environmental protection and sustainable agricultural development.
6. To offer supervision, monitoring, evaluation, and consultancy services for agricultural development and environmental protection at no cost.
7. To engage in and promote activities such as tree planting, habitat conservation, and educational programs aimed at protecting, conserving, and enhancing the environment, natural resources, and agricultural development for a sustainable future.
8. The goal is to create a comprehensive and multidisciplinary computerized database centered on environmental and agricultural management.
