Conference Agenda
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Session Overview |
| Date: Tuesday, 18/June/2024 | |||
| 7:30am - 8:00am |
Morning Dance Lessons Location: Via Irnerio, 42 |
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| 8:30am - 6:30pm |
Slide Center 18/06: Slide Center Location: Room Q - Belmeloro Complex |
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| 8:30am - 7:00pm |
Registration 18/06: Registration and Information Desk Location: Registration Desk |
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| 9:00am - 10:00am |
Plenary: Yvonne Buckley: Biodiversity conservation in a warming world: integrating biodiversity and climate action Location: Room B - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Anne Magurran |
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| 10:00am - 11:00am |
Poster session and coffee break Location: Zoology Museum Where do semi-natural habitats remain? Examination of factors related to the presence of semi-natural meadows and woody landscape features in farmland The role of agroecological intensification in meeting food production, sustainable livelihood, and conservation objectives in SE India Insect communities erode from extensive grasslands to intensively used farmland and urban areas Assessing plant, insect and habitat diversity in the Austrian farmland – the ÖBM-K/BINATS monitoring programme Innovative management of grasslands by insect-friendly grazing for plants, insects and birds: the LIFEforBUGSandBIRDS project Development of peat rehabilitation model for Sarawak Region Roadless areas as an effective strategy for protected areas expansion: Evidence from China Degraded Yet Diverse: habitat characteristics, diversity and site area affect species richness of beetles and butterflies Preserving Hyblaean heritage: navigating conservation challenges in a dynamic landscape The 2022 wildfire in Saxon-Bohemian Switzerland (Czech Republic/Germany): consequences for nature conservation Integrated Conservation and Restoration Planning within a Central-European Cross-border Region Insectivorous bat diversity and activity in West African oil palm-dominated landscapes Establishing a Marine Protected Area network using a Marine Spatial Planning approach in São Tomé and Príncipe Conservation of calcareous fens with Cladium mariscus (habitat 7210*) in northern Italy Know to conserve hoverfly communities: the case study of Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park Development of an integrated watershed fragility index to assess the cumulative effect of multiple stressors on freshwater fish and their habitat. Anything changing? Assessing the status of the saproxylic beetle community in Cabañeros National Park (Spain) 12 years later Effects of structural connectivity on taxonomic and functional biodiversity: a multi-taxa case study on Austrian beech forests Assessing the role of drivers behind the decline of biodiversity to inform management The importance of forest components as landscape structure in maintaining high biodiversity in oil palm plantations Factors influencing the formation of long-lasting kelo trees in the Finnish boreal forest Restoration potential and vertical distribution of soil seed bank in wet meadows Filling knowledge gaps in insect conservation by leveraging genetic data from public archives Standardization protocols for microsatellites analysis in wildlife conservation and forensic genetics Metabarcoding relates Dead wood beetle diversity and land-use changes in the Peneda-Gêres National Park New genomic approaches for ex-situ conservation and management of the Asiatic lion (Panthera leo persica) Environmental DNA for direct, non-invasive assessment (eDNA) of fish species in the marine sanctuary of Dalipuga, Iligan City, Philippines Species distribution comparison and interactions of Clethrionomys glareolus and Chionomys nivalis in a changing climate Potential future climate change effects on global marine mammal diversity Mediterranean oak forests response to extreme drought in the face of climate change. Climate change adaptation strategies across the Natura 2000 network of protected areas First evidence on the ecological impact of raccoons (Procyon lotor) in Hungary Emerging problem of the nutria (Myocastor coypus) in Central Europe: reproductive potential in the wild Threatened at home, alien abroad Integrating vegetation mapping and grassland specialist habitat preferences: a proposal for grassland restoration monitoring method The Scaling Challenge - an approach to help scale conservation impact Monitoring and managing bat communities in forest ecosystems: an overview of the LIFE SPAN project Satellite imagery machine learning-based analysis reveals a decadal expansion of seagrass meadows in protected lagoons. Is plastic really fantastic? The comparison of artificial bee nests made of plastic and natural materials. The role of species Red List assessment to set the conservation priorities at national level A population model of European tree frog (hyla arborea) for management planning Through gaps and biases: limits and usefulness of synergistic standardised biodiversity datasets Assessing the importance of landscape permeability variables in species distribution models Monitoring the effects of anthropogenic pressures on biodiversity: a multitaxonomic approach Using present data to track temporal changes in the functioning of coastal dune ecosystems What is the Tole of Geodiversity in Protecting Current and Future Biodiversity? A step-by-step approach to select climatic variable for ecological modeling A Communication Tool on the Reintroduced Mexican Wolves (Canis lupus baileyi). Vegetation dynamics in the Gran Paradiso National Park through a remote sensing-based approach Spatiotemporal modelling of avian influenza in the UK identifies common targets for public health and conservation Assessing invasion risks using EICAT-based expert elicitation: application to a conservation translocation Ecologically-Informed Precision Conservation: A framework for increasing biodiversity in intensively managed agricultural landscapes How commercial video games could engage players with biodiversity conservation: a systematic map Embracing urban and territorial abandonment: the policy of inaction for an alternative people and nature relationship "Medium-size mammals as selected prey for wolf pups living in a human-modified landscape in central Italy" Recognizing the importance of near-home contact with nature for mental well-being based on the COVID-19 lockdown experience Outdoor recreational activities can shape ungulate temporal behaviour in an alpine protected area Water wars: Disentangling human-elephant conflicts over dwindling water in Zimbabwe Nature-based solutions as an opportunity to align climate and biodiversity policy agendas in Hong Kong Species of the Habitats Directive - how dependent they are on the protection of forest habitats of European Union importance Mind the gap: different forms of Integrity undermine the conservation of terrestrial ecosystems under the post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework Cumulative effects of Poland’s state border infrastructure and associated human activities in Białowieża Forest Acting against the biodiversity crisis - a classification framework for university strategy papers The Integrated Management Plan for the Conservation of Emys orbicularis Sexual dimorphism in mitochondrial aerobic respiration during breeding fasts in king penguins Individual variation in the development of Hungarian meadow viper behaviour Spatial ecology and habitat selection of translocated European bison in the Romanian Carpathians. The role of sexual selection and population structure moderating the effect of high temperatures on the reproductive success of a model insect species Contribution to European bison (Bison bonasus) reintroduction: a behavioural study in a zoo setting Parent-offspring interactions and development of Eurasian Hoopoes (Upupa Epops) during the post-fledging period From the sky to the ground: exploring the stray dog issue in Puerto Deseado, Argentina Problematic protection of the Pinus mugo complex Do brown bears visit dens during periods other than hibernation? A refuge for Lepus europaeus meridiei Hilzheimer, 1906. Urban habits of the bent-winged bat (Miniopterus schreibersii) in Italy Protecting endangered Siberian flying squirrel in urban environment in Espoo, Finland - methods, experience and lessons learned On the right tracks - how tramway transport affects biodiversity Woody plant diversity on urban woodlands of an inner town of southern Italy (Campobasso) Collecting and mapping livestock data in Central Apennines: a standardised protocol The impact of livestock and human disturbance on mammal species occupancy in the central Apennines Influence of temperature, pH and salinity on the biometry and skeletal properties of the Adriatic clam Chamelea gallina Reliability of data collected by volunteers: a nine-year citizen science study in the Red Sea |
Coffee break Location: Catering Points - Belmeloro Complex |
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| 11:00am - 12:30pm |
Parallel session 18A: Contributed session: Area-based conservation I Location: Room A - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Arash Ghoddousi Spatial prioritization using orchids as target species Biodiversity conservation priority-setting: Tanzania’s Key Biodiversity Area system and its potential for strengthening vertebrate conservation Spatial coincidence between mining rights and areas of high biodiversity value in Spain The six Austrian national parks: biodiversity coverage and gaps Assessing the effectiveness of biodiversity offsetting for pollinator conservation: A Dutch case study Blocks and Stripes: Does shape matter? Landscape for the conservation of Insects. |
Parallel session 18B: Contributed session: Methods I Location: Room B - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Takuya Iwamura A framework to quantify the vulnerability of insular biota to global change Determining species vulnerability in a mountainous region Influence of climate databases on ecological niche models of forest species at different spatial scales Using the youngest fossil record to reconstruct life history changes in the exploited bivalve Arca noae in the northern Adriatic Sea Inclusion of fossil data into ecological niche models to assess the effect of changing climate on biodiversity Substantial noise in expert judgements for conservation translocations: a case study of disease risk analysis in an extinct in the wild species |
Parallel session 18C: Contributed session: Agroecology I Location: Room C - Belmeloro Complex Chair: KARINE PRINCE GAYNO Restoring plant diversity in lowland grasslands through different seed addition methods Interactive effects of landscape diversity and flower fields on the natural control of insect pests Intercropping maize with biodiversity-enhancing partners – compromising between yield, biodiversity and ecosystem service provision Reproductive success of arable weeds does not benefit from flower strips Disentangling the effects of management, landscape composition and configuration on biological communities in intensive apple orchards |
| Parallel session 18D: Contributed session: Global change I Location: Room D - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Luca Santini The response of insects to anthropogenic threats: a global assessment of experts Human Disturbance and its Effects on Large Mammal Communities in a Rewilding area in the Southwestern Carpathians Blast from the Past: A Retrospective analysis of 250 years of change in forest, defaunation, and recolonization in a rewilding landscape in Europe Tracing the historical footprint of a warming climate on sea turtle populations Historical records reveal the prolonged decline of an infaunal echinoid in the northern Adriatic Sea Identifying demographic routes for population recovery in migratory populations. |
Parallel session 18E: Contributed session: Urban ecology I Location: Room E - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Erik Öckinger Chair: Gianluca Piovesan Kangaroo tales: how communities can help conserve common species in urban environments How do restored riparian areas differ to remnant habitats in urban and peri-urban landscapes? From experience to action: nature-relatedness mediates between nature exposure and pro-conservation behaviour intentions in adolescents and adults Starting-year effects of annual and perennial urban flower sowings on pollinators and floral resources Time travel in landscape ecology: Archive aerial images and texture-based indices reveal past urban landscapes and their effects on plants and birds Urbanization and landscape simplification reduce village biodiversity, while their remoteness to cities increases social inequity |
Parallel session 18F: Contributed session: Genetics & Evolution I Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Marco Cantonati Multi-taxa assessment of endangered and invasive alien species by environmental DNA revealed new opportunities to plan new protected areas Is eDNA metabarcoding an effective new approach for the monitoring of mine site restoration? Tips and tricks from 6+ years of research Using environmental DNA to search for the rare, endemic and endangered Apennine yellow bellied toad (Bombina pachypus) and its main threatening factor Surveying lichens with airborne eDNA Biodiversity gradients trough a river basin: markers, methods and tributaries in an eDNA case of study. Evaluating different approaches to integrate genome-wide genetic diversity in spatial conservation prioritization |
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| Parallel session 18G: Contributed session: Biodiversity I Location: Room G - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Dino Biancolini Podarcis raffonei SOS! LIFE EOLIZARD to the rescue! Kick off an international conservation project to save the Aeolian wall lizard. The endangered Calabrian Alpine newt: integrating ecological modelling and connectivity planning for effective conservation actions Ecology and conservation of a vulnerable migratory bird, European Hoopoe, during a sensitive stage of its annual life cycle Countrywide, high-resolution maps to support the conservation of endangered bird species Saving the sihek: sex-specific impacts of reproductive effort and body condition on mortality risk in an Extinct in the Wild bird |
Parallel session 18H: Contributed session: Biodiversity VII Location: Room H - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Stefano Goffredo The edible sea urchin in Western Sardinia (Italy): do effective conservation measures matter? Exploring small-scale fishing in southern Italy's marine protected areas: unveiling essential habitats for ecosystem conservation Biogeographical patterns of endemic flies in the islands of Corse and Sardinia Comparing climate-induced changes of marine megafauna species and functional diversity across scenarios to identify potential climate refugia Maërl beds in the Arctic: Distribution analysis in Icelandic waters Long-term trends in the size structure of mollusc indicator species of the northern Adriatic Sea |
Symposium 164: Conservation insights from the ALPMEMA project: Alpine mountain hay meadows management Location: Room I - Belmeloro Complex Chair: John Lind Chair: Paul van den Brink Synergies and tradeoffs for biodiversity and tourism - in the Alpine meadows, and beyond? When is an 'A' truly an 'A'? How to preserve grassland in the context of underuse? An international solution scanning Towards mapping multifunctional landscapes in high-nature value mountain areas The impacts of global changes on the distribution of mountain biodiversity Effects of passive restoration of degraded mountain grasslands on plants and butterflies |
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| 12:30pm - 2:00pm |
Lunch Event 18 2: The ICCB Steering Committee for ICCB 2025 (Micha Jackson) Location: Room C - Belmeloro Complex |
Lunch Event 18 1: Lunch discussion on DEIJ in conservation fieldwork (Emma Marjakangas) Location: Room D - Belmeloro Complex |
Lunch Event 18 3: Progressing from taxonomic to conceptual and applied research in urban ecology (Stephen Venn) Location: Room E - Belmeloro Complex |
| Lunch Event 18 4: SSWG members meeting (Stephanie Brittain) Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex |
Lunch Event 18 5: Policy Committe Meeting (Laura Bosco) Location: Room G - Belmeloro Complex |
Lunch Event 18 6: the ICCS get-together (Lucy Radford) Location: Room H - Belmeloro Complex |
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| Lunch Break 18/06: Lunch Break Location: Catering Points - Belmeloro Complex |
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| 2:00pm - 3:30pm |
Symposium 101-1: Designing a future Trans-European Nature Network (TEN-N) for a nature-positive Europe Location: Room A - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Martin Jung Building a resilient and coherent Trans-European Nature Network A critical evaluation of current practices in connectivity projects across Europe Beyond protected area boundaries: identifying OECMs in Europe and its implications for biodiversity conservation and management Private Land Conservation in Finland - challenges and potentials Opportunity cost estimates for spatial conservation prioritisation across Europe Stress-testing protected areas against global change |
Symposium 110: Supporting national and global Red List assessments via the sRedList platform Location: Room B - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Luca Santini Chair: Moreno Di Marco Introducing the sRedList platform for rapid and effective global biodiversity monitoring Time-series of terrestrial, freshwater, and intertidal habitats to support species status assessments and monitoring Integrating hunting pressure models into IUCN assessments for improved Area of Habitat maps and population size estimates of tropical vertebrates A standardized approach to estimate generation length for amphibians and squamates Big machines for little bugs: automation of species extinction risk assessments in hyperdiverse taxa Extinction risk predictions for the world’s flowering plants to support their conservation |
Symposium 132: The role of non-crop habitats to support arthropod diversity and ecosystem services in agricultural landscapes Location: Room C - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Marco Ferrante Chair: Michal Knapp Promoting farmland biodiversity and ecosystem services at the landscape scale Grasslands and crop fields are complementary for biodiversity irrespective of landscape grassland cover Climate and semi-natural cover drive fungicide and insecticide use in vineyards Positive effects of wildflower strips on invertebrate organisms and ecosystem services above and below ground Wildflower strips as key overwintering shelters for ground-dwelling arthropods at different life stages |
| Symposium 170: Conservation, Governance & Law: Net-Gain perspectives from the UN Post2020 Biodiversity Framework and the EU Biodiversity Strategy for EU conservation rules and policies Location: Room D - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Volker Mauerhofer Chair: Aysegul Sirakaya Net gain approaches of The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) and EU Biodiversity Strategy: status and perspective for EU-laws The Role of Science in the Global Biodiversity Framework Halting the Loss of Biodiversity in the European Union: The Effect of EU legislation Managing Extinction: Examining how the Global Biodiversity Framework’s 'Considerations' can shape and inform conservation strategies. The Nature Positive Journey for Business: A research agenda to enable private sector contributions to the global biodiversity framework. |
Symposium 157-1: Bringing biodiversity to cities: conservation challenges in the urbanized world Location: Room E - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Olivia Sanllorente Chair: Lucía Izquierdo Chair: Stephen Venn The New Normal: Ethnobiology of cities and urban ecological knowledge Insects in cities: A within-cityscape ecological systems approach to reveal the mechanistic processes that shape urban flying insect communities What factors drive the presence of ant communities in mediterranean unsealed schoolyards ? The hidden ecology of urban garbage: food waste may indirectly simplify urban bird communities Urban development type drives differences in avian-mediated regulating ecosystem services How much are Eastern European city parks buffered against urbanization? |
Symposium 161: Managing and conserving intraspecific genetic diversity under global changes: challenges and applications Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Luigi Maiorano Chair: Andrea Chioccchio Challenges and opportunities of inferring spatial genetic patterns of amphibians and reptiles for conservation planning across six global regions. Conserving genomic diversity in tropical trees from French Guiana Conserving genetic diversity of at-risk species across the data-availability spectrum Using genomics to inform bat conservation under global change Conserving evolutionary potential under global change: efficacy of the Italian protected areas for terrestrial vertebrates |
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| Symposium 127-1: Vanishing habitats: opportunities and challenges for the conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services in glacial and proglacial zones. Location: Room G - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Alejandra Morán Ordóñez Chair: Gentile Francesco Ficetola Diversity of bacterial communities of cryoconite holes in different geographical areas of the world Smaller, wind-dispersed, less tropical? winning plant species and traits in the Andes after glacial retreat Proglacial plant functional diversity along a snow cover gradient from tropical to temperate alpine communities Understanding successional dynamics of soil communities after glacier retreat, a multi-taxa and global approach. Greenland plant diversity patterns and pollination networks in a changing Arctic Protecting high-alpine alluvial zones released by melting glaciers as a consequence of global warming |
Symposium 155: Combining scientific evidence, local knowledge and practitioner experience for decision-making and learning in conservation Location: Room H - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Nicolas Boenisch Chair: Bill Sutherland Tackling the inefficiency paradox: delivering effective conservation through combining evidence sources Sharing practical conservation insights in a practitioner knowledge database Enablers and Barriers to Embedding Indigenous and Local Knowledge and Voices in Conservation: Insights from BirdLife Partnership and the Global South Assessing and compiling diverse evidence for conservation actions and strategies The Conservation Learning Initiative – evidence-based learning on key conservation actions Translating learning outcomes into practice: improving conservation capacity building |
Symposium 116: Which plants and communities should be preserved or restored? The role of the study of the past in Conservation Biology Location: Room I - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Anna Maria Mercuri Linnaea borealis (Caprifoliaceae): an ice age relict species at the Neolithic site of Palù di Livenza, Pordenone Resilient biodiversity? The response of Fagus sylvatica to climatic constraints during the Last Glacial and the Holocene Quantifying the potential niches of endangered plant species for improving reintroduction success Coupling abiotic and biotic proxies in fossil records and modern elevational gradients to assist conservation strategies in mountain ecosystems Ecosystem restoration targeted to historical landscape benchmarks: Case studies from central and southern Italy Palynology to understanding past and present plant community dynamics: the case study of STAPE (Pollino National Park) |
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| Workshop 143: The fate of primary and old-growth forests in Europe: 2018 – 2024 – 2030? Location: Room L - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Stefan Kreft Chair: Nuria Selva The plight of European boreal primary and old-growth forests, taking Sweden as an example Białowieża Forest - a pivotal moment for the protection of one of Europe's last primary forests The last primary forests – a bridge between the past and the future Natura 2000 as a tool to protect primary and old-growth forests - conflicts and hurdles EU Forest Strategy for 2030 and the way forward for Europe’s primary forests |
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| 3:30pm - 4:00pm |
Tea break 18/06: Tea break Location: Catering Points - Belmeloro Complex |
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| 4:00pm - 5:30pm |
Symposium 101-2: Designing a future Trans-European Nature Network (TEN-N) for a nature-positive Europe Location: Room A - Belmeloro Complex Accounting for climate change within Trans-European Nature Network (TEN-N) Towards a Reporting Standard for Systematic Conservation Planning studies Pan-European connectivity for terrestrial and freshwater taxa: identifying connections for continental resilience Priorities for expanding and strengthening Europe's protected area network Robust framework to assess landscape connectivity for systematic conservation planning application |
Symposium 166: Emerging technologies in conservation biology Location: Room B - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Chiara Bortoluzzi Dronespot: Empowering citizen science with drone video processing software for wildlife monitoring Developing a UAV-based method for detecting and monitoring newly established populations of the Eurasian beaver (Castor fiber) Mapping nature’s contributions to people from species distributions, a novel perspective for conservation? New approaches to vertebrate detection: use of iDNA obtained from flies for vertebrate detection in Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park Development of a portable and cost-effective laboratory system for in situ for species identification via DNA metabarcoding |
Symposium 150: Assessing and managing the resilience of arthropod-driven ecosystem functions in agroecosystems Location: Room C - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Mattias Jonsson Chair: Emily Poppenborg Martin Biodiversity and Stability in Plant-Pollination Systems and its Implications for Food Security Enhancing the resilience of smallholder food and nutrition security through management of pollination services in rural Nepal Disentangling and mitigating the effects of mowing on grassland arthropods Increasing the resilience of biological pest control through agricultural management Resistance and recovery rates of pest control after agricultural disturbances in fields with different agrobiodiversity How to maintain stable crop production while reducing pesticide use in agricultural landscapes? A conceptual framework for maximising the stability of |
| Symposium 160: Human-carnivore coexistence: challenges, opportunities, and potential paths forward Location: Room D - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Robert Alistair Montgomery Chair: Enrico Di Minin The importance of scale in managing human-wildlife conflict Spatial priorities for the conservation and coexistence of carnivores with humans Can wolves provide ecosystem services in European human-modified landscapes? The direct and indirect ways in which humans shape large carnivore populations: Restoring biodiversity and managing coexistence Human disturbance on brown bear behavior in human-dominated landscapes Quantifying the social-ecological drivers of human-carnivore interactions |
Symposium 157-2: Bringing biodiversity to cities: conservation challenges in the urbanized world Location: Room E - Belmeloro Complex Wealth and wildlife in cities: understanding economic and demographic influences to aid urban biodiversity conservation A new tool to assess urban biodiversity: a non-disruptive protocol to characterize the root systems and their interactors. The impact of urbanisation on diversity, performance and fitness of cavity-nesting Hymenoptera: insights from a large-scale citizen science project Bringing nature to urban gardens: studying attitudes of garden owners towards environmental friendly practices Urban grassland habitats for the conservation of insect diversity |
Symposium 145: Conservation of genetic diversity for resilient ecosystems Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Myriam Heuertz Chair: Elena Buzan Chair: Joachim Mergeay Chair: Cristiano Vernesi Beyond SNPs: A holistic assessment of genome-wide diversity in New Zealand’s rarest breeding bird Monitoring genetic diversity through effective population size (Ne) in plant populations with complex life-history traits Conserving genetic diversity during climate change: Niche marginality and discrepant monitoring effort in Europe Uneven genetic data limits biodiversity assessments in protected areas globally Emerging genomics tools and technologies: enhancing biodiversity conservation management with community insights Genetic diversity affects ecosystem functions across trophic levels as much as species diversity, but in an opposite direction |
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| Symposium 127-2: Vanishing habitats: opportunities and challenges for the conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services in glacial and proglacial zones. Location: Room G - Belmeloro Complex Loss of nature contributions to people following glacier retreat. Glacier retreat triggers chain reactions across ecological scales: time for conservation actions Recent 5-years plant colonization in proglacial forelands has been faster than expected in two Gran Paradiso National Park study sites (Italian Alps) Glacier fleas (Collembola) of European Alps: insights on taxonomy, ecology and biogeography for the conservation of micro-endemic species Andean camelids as engineers of post-glacial ecosystems: a regional strategy for adaptation to glacier retreat. Glaciers and postglacial ecosystems : common goods to protect in the Anthropocene. |
Symposium 163: From knowledge to impact: overcoming barriers to biodiversity conservation in agricultural landscapes Location: Room H - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Fabian A. Boetzl Chair: Lauren Snyder Tackling farmland biodiversity loss: Lessons from transdisciplinary research in Saxony, Germany The farmer I want to be: assessing farmer perspectives on their role in multifunctional agricultural landscapes Optimal design of payments for ecosystem services in the era of weeding robots Access to knowledge and land tenure security promote adoption of diversified farming systems: evidence from a global meta-analysis |
Symposium 105: Can biological pest control support farmland biodiversity while maintaining ecosystem services? Location: Room I - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Peter Batary Chair: Lorenzo Marini Optimising agri-environment schemes: from general principles to biological pest control Floral resources and ground covers promote natural enemies but not pest insects in apple orchards: A global meta-analysis The role of birds and bats in the biological control of grape pests Pesticide use, farming system and vegetation management drive biodiversity and ecosystem service provision in vineyards - insights of a meta-analysis Can we predict biological pest control (and its impacts) in agricultural landscapes? Ecosystem multi-functionality across agricultural landscapes: trade-offs or synergies among ecosystem services? |
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| Symposium 106: Non-lethal study methods in conservation biology Location: Room L - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Marco Ferrante Chair: Gabor Lovei Why do we need to increase the prominence of non-lethal methods in invertebrate conservation research? The current and future use of non-lethal methods to study arthropods. Radio telemetry as a tool for studying beetles’ movement Widow spiders spin a history of climate effects on abundance, foraging success, and reproductive potential Non-invasive deep learning based technology to predict the distribution of an invasive mosquito Nature positive: the case of the Mediterranean monk seal recovery in the Southern Adriatic and Northern Ionian Seas. |
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Workshop 117: One Health Networks to monitor wildlife populations and disease emergence: long-term sustainability of data collection and datasets Location: Room A - Belmeloro Complex One Health Networks to monitor wildlife populations and disease emergence: long-term sustainability of data collection and datasets Presentations of the Symposium Enetwild 2.0 - Wildlife and One Health Transnational harmonised data collection: the observatory approach |
Workshop 118: European networks of protected areas: best practices for the conservation of biodiversity Location: Room D - Belmeloro Complex European networks of protected areas: best practices for the conservation of biodiversity Presentations of the Symposium - |
Workshop 107: Promoting CBD activities in Central and Eastern Europe: challenges and the way forward Location: Room E - Belmeloro Complex The CBD and the role of experts in the process Leveraging Regional and Subregional Cooperation to Enhance CBD Implementation of the Global Biodiversity Framework in Central and Eastern Europe Why are there so few CEE researchers involved in the CBD and how this could change? |
| 7:30pm - 10:30pm |
Tour 2: Bat Night Location: Parco dei Gessi e dei Calanchi dell'Abbadessa |
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