IEP Newsletter Announcements

Newsletter articles due!

This is the last call for IEP newsletter submissions for the 2026 Volume 45, Issue 3.

Submission deadline is no later than 11:59 p.m. October 15, 2026.

• Review guidance documents on IEP Publication Guidelines page.
• Send materials to iep@wildlife.ca.gov.
• Send questions to iep@wildlife.ca.gov.

IEP Newsletter Submissions Due

The deadline for Issue 3 of the 2026 Volume 45 IEP Newsletter is October 15, 2026.

Review the publication guidance documents found on the IEP Publication Guidelines page before sending materials to iep@wildlife.ca.gov. 

We accept five types of submissions:

1. Opinion, Letter, or Essay - An article that expresses the author's perspective or observation on topics in science, management, research, conservation, or other topics of importance to the San Francisco Bay-Delta.
2. Data Report - A short report on information or data likely to be of interest or use to others or used to meet reporting mandates.
3. Research Article - A manuscript describing an original research question or synthesis of existing data of interest to the IEP community.
4. Research Note - A scaled down version of a research article where the methodology is relatively simple and discussion is limited.
5. Review Article - An article that uses existing data or literature to summarize a topic of interest.

Reminder - IEP Newsletter Submissions Due

The deadline for the 2026 Volume 45, Issue 2 IEP Newsletter submissions is June 15, 2026.

Send submissions to iep@wildlife.ca.gov.

Review the publication guidance documents found on the IEP Publication Guidelines page before sending your submission.

There are five types of submissions for the IEP Newsletter:

1. Opinion, Letter, or Essay - An article that expresses the author's perspective or observations on topics in science, management, research, conservation, or other topics of importance to the San Francisco Bay-Delta.
2. Data Report - A short report on information or data likely to be of interest or use to others or used to meet reporting mandates.
3. Research Article - A manuscript describing an original research question or synthesis of existing data of interest to the IEP community.
4. Research Note - A scaled down version of a research article where the methodology is relatively simple and discussion is limited.
5. Review Article - An article that uses existing data or literature to summarize a topic of interest.

Questions?

Contact iep@wildlife.ca.gov.