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Conferences on biodiversity

Upcoming biodiversity Conferences on 2025

Conference Date Conference Name Conference Venue
27th June Jeju Island, South Korea
27th June Jeju Island, South Korea
5th July Online, Other
11th July Pattaya City, Thailand
15th July Bangkok, Thailand
25th July Jeju Island, South Korea
1st August Chengdu, China
4th August Tokyo, Japan
5th August Barcelona, Spain
8th August Dalian, China
11th August Burgas, Bulgaria
23rd August Jakarta, Indonesia
24th August Ascona, Switzerland
12th September Prague, Czech Republic
12th September Prague, Czech Republic
19th September Yokohama, Japan
8th October Hatfield, South Africa
8th October Hatfield, South Africa
14th October Pokolbin, NSW
16th October Essaouira, Morocco
17th October Xiamen, China
20th October Bangkok, Thailand
21st October London, United Kingdom
5th November deira, united arab emirates
6th November Dubai, United Arab Emirates
14th November Kunming, China
15th November Patna, India
25th November Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
27th November Tokyo, Japan
27th November Tokyo, Japan
15th December cape town, south africa
21st December Tokyo, Japan
16th January Kobe, Japan
16th January Sapporo, Japan
26th March Kyushu, Japan
26th March Kyushu, Japan
3rd April Osaka, Japan
20th April Rhodes, Greece
20th April Rhodes, Greece
30th December Diktel Municipality, Nepal

Biodiversity Conferences: FAQ & Essential Guide

Biodiversity conferences bring together scientists, policymakers, conservationists, and educators to address global challenges in species preservation, ecosystem restoration, and sustainable development. Below is a comprehensive FAQ and content guide covering top conferences, benefits, and tips for attendees, speakers, and organizers.

These conferences focus on:

  • Species Conservation (Endangered wildlife, habitat protection)
  • Ecosystem Restoration (Reforestation, marine conservation)
  • Climate Change & Biodiversity (Impacts on species and ecosystems)
  • Policy & Governance (CBD, CITES, UN Sustainable Development Goals)
  • Indigenous Knowledge & Community-Led Conservation

  • Ecologists & Conservation Biologists
  • Wildlife Researchers & NGOs (WWF, IUCN, Conservation International)
  • Government & Policy Experts (CBD delegates, environmental agencies)
  • Indigenous Leaders & Community Advocates
  • Students & Early-Career Researchers

Conference Director:

  • https://conferencesdaily.com/

Major Organizations Hosting Events:

  • United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COP16, 2025)
  • International Congress for Conservation Biology (ICCB)
  • World Conservation Congress (IUCN, 2025)

Share Research (Posters, talks, workshops)
Network with Global Experts (Scientists, policymakers, NGOs)
Learn Funding & Collaboration Opportunities (Grants, partnerships)
Influence Policy (Engage with UN CBD, CITES delegates)
Career Development (Jobs, internships, fieldwork collaborations)

Factor

What to Consider

Focus Area

Marine vs. terrestrial vs. policy

Scale

Global (UN CBD) vs. regional (ASEAN Biodiversity Conference)

Cost

Free/local vs. high-profile ($500+ for IUCN Congress)

Format

In-person, virtual, or hybrid

Impact

Does it lead to policy changes or conservation action?

  • Submit an Abstract (Deadlines often 6+ months in advance)
  • Prepare a Clear Poster or Talk (Use visuals: maps, species photos)
  • Engage Policymakers (Tailor findings to real-world solutions)
  • Join Working Groups (IUCN Specialist Groups, UN CBD side events)

Global Policy & Conservation:

  • UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16, Oct 2025, Colombia)
  • World Conservation Congress (IUCN, 2025, UAE)
  • CITES COP20 (2025, location TBD)

Scientific Research:

  • International Congress for Conservation Biology (ICCB, Jul 2025, UK)
  • ATBC (Association for Tropical Biology & Conservation, 2025, Ecuador)

Community & Indigenous-Led Conservation:

  • Indigenous Peoples’ Summit on Biodiversity (2025, parallel to COP16)
  • Community Conservation Research Network (CCRN) Symposium

Yes!

  • Webinars (IUCN, UNEP, Mongabay)
  • Virtual Side Events (During COP16 and other major conferences)
  • Open-Access Conferences (E.g., Ecological Society of America’s digital sessions)

  • Travel Grants (IUCN, CBD, Rufford Foundation)
  • University/Employer Support (Research departments often fund students)
  • Crowdfunding (Experiment.com, GoFundMe for conservationists)

  • Fieldwork Photos/Videos (For presentations)
  • Business Cards with QR Codes (Link to your research/portfolio)
  • Reusable Water Bottle/Notebook (Sustainable conference practices)