Anthropocene Science is a trans- and multidisciplinary international journal covering all aspects of human impact (including past, present, and future impact) on the bio-physical systems of planet Earth and ground-breaking solutions for restoring and enhancing the carrying capacity of our biosphere. The journal encourages new knowledge and technological, political, and socio-cultural advancements to enable transitions towards global sustainability and planetary stewardship. Further to discern the scope of this journal in an integrated manner, Anthropocene Science is defined as a transformative human-environmental science based on traditional and modern knowledge systems, technologies, applications, and nature-friendly practices ingrained in ethics, plural values and positive behavioural changes for planetary stewardship. The journal publishes full length research articles, short communications, reviews (both invited and regular), graphical reviews, opinions, policy analysis, news and views, and case studies on conceptual, theoretical, applied, modelling, simulation, and policy research in all aspects of the Anthropocene. The periodicity of the journal is quarterly.