Revista Geogr á fica de Am é rica Central is an academic journal dedicated to the study of Central American geography. This magazine is dedicated to providing a platform to showcase and exchange the latest research findings on the geographical features, environmental issues, socio-economic conditions, and regional development strategies of Central America. The magazine covers a wide range of topics, from physical geography to human geography, including but not limited to the application of geographic information systems (GIS), the impact of climate change on Central America, land use change, urbanization processes, environmental management, and the role of geography in promoting regional sustainable development.

The magazine pays special attention to the unique geographical environment and socio-economic background of Central America, encouraging the publication of research that can promote a deeper understanding of the complexity and diversity of Central American geography. The magazine ensures that all published articles meet high standards of academic quality through a rigorous peer review process. It not only provides valuable knowledge resources for the academic community, but also practical guidance and advice for policy makers, geographers, environmental scientists, and a wide range of readers interested in Central American geography and environmental issues.