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Invasive non-native alert species workshop
19 September 2019
When: 19th Sept 2019
Where: Hampshire
Registration: register online
From the event organiser:
What are the alert species which threaten our biodiversity, habitats, economy and health? How can you report them and help stop their arrival? Learn from and network with professional guest speakers from various conservation and land management organisations. Includes refreshments and lunch.
Free conferences but booking is essential. Find out more and reserve a place here.
Where: Hampshire
Registration: register online
From the event organiser:
What are the alert species which threaten our biodiversity, habitats, economy and health? How can you report them and help stop their arrival? Learn from and network with professional guest speakers from various conservation and land management organisations. Includes refreshments and lunch.
Free conferences but booking is essential. Find out more and reserve a place here.
British Ecological Society Invasive Science Meeting
07 November 2019
When: 7-8 November 2019
Where: Northumbria University, Newcastle
Registration: Register online here
From the event organisers:
After the success of our 1st Invasion Science meeting, our 2nd meeting will focus on three key areas: the role of new technologies, behaviour change and building a career in invasion science.
We have the following confirmed keynote speakers: Dr Elias Symeonakis (Manchester Metropolitan University) will show how drones can be used to study invasive species, and Lucy Cornwell (GB Non-Native Species Secretariat- Animal & Plant Health Agency) will discuss how we can change people’s behaviour to better manage invasions.
In addition to our keynotes, we will hold workshops exploring tech, behaviour, and early careers in invasion science and there will be an opportunity to present your work as a ‘lightning’ talk or as a poster. Talks and posters from all aspects of invasion science research are welcome. The deadline for abstract submissions is Monday 7th October at 12 noon UK time. Please send abstracts to invasion@britishecologicalsociety.org.
REGISTRATION:
- Non-BES members: £75 (plus booking fee)
- BES members: £65 (plus booking fee)
- Student NON-BES members: £70 (plus booking fee)
- Student BES members: £60 (plus booking fee)
Please email invasion@britishecologicalsociety.org if you have further questions. Download a preliminary programme here.
Where: Northumbria University, Newcastle
Registration: Register online here
From the event organisers:
After the success of our 1st Invasion Science meeting, our 2nd meeting will focus on three key areas: the role of new technologies, behaviour change and building a career in invasion science.
We have the following confirmed keynote speakers: Dr Elias Symeonakis (Manchester Metropolitan University) will show how drones can be used to study invasive species, and Lucy Cornwell (GB Non-Native Species Secretariat- Animal & Plant Health Agency) will discuss how we can change people’s behaviour to better manage invasions.
In addition to our keynotes, we will hold workshops exploring tech, behaviour, and early careers in invasion science and there will be an opportunity to present your work as a ‘lightning’ talk or as a poster. Talks and posters from all aspects of invasion science research are welcome. The deadline for abstract submissions is Monday 7th October at 12 noon UK time. Please send abstracts to invasion@britishecologicalsociety.org.
REGISTRATION:
- Non-BES members: £75 (plus booking fee)
- BES members: £65 (plus booking fee)
- Student NON-BES members: £70 (plus booking fee)
- Student BES members: £60 (plus booking fee)
Please email invasion@britishecologicalsociety.org if you have further questions. Download a preliminary programme here.
International conference on urban pests
29 June 2020
When: 29 June - 1 July 2020
Where: Barcelona, Spain
Registration: to follow
From the event organisers:
Building on the ICUP conferences that stretch right back to 1993, we are now delighted to announce the dates and initial details for the 10th International Conference on Urban Pests.
Once again, we are holding the conference in Europe, from 29 June –1 July 2020, at the prestigious Pompeu Fabra University, in Barcelona, Spain.
Since the close of the previous ICUP in Birmingham, our 2020 Organising Committee has been working hard on laying the foundations for what promises to be another stimulating and productive event.
We will be making further information on ICUP 2020 available shortly, including the call for papers and delegate registration, as soon as our conference website goes live.
Where: Barcelona, Spain
Registration: to follow
From the event organisers:
Building on the ICUP conferences that stretch right back to 1993, we are now delighted to announce the dates and initial details for the 10th International Conference on Urban Pests.
Once again, we are holding the conference in Europe, from 29 June –1 July 2020, at the prestigious Pompeu Fabra University, in Barcelona, Spain.
Since the close of the previous ICUP in Birmingham, our 2020 Organising Committee has been working hard on laying the foundations for what promises to be another stimulating and productive event.
We will be making further information on ICUP 2020 available shortly, including the call for papers and delegate registration, as soon as our conference website goes live.
