Conference Agenda
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Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Via Beniamino Andreatta, 8, 40126 Bologna |
Date: Tuesday, 18/June/2024 | |
11:00am - 12:30pm |
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 |
12:30pm - 2:00pm |
Lunch Event 18 4: SSWG members meeting (Stephanie Brittain) Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex |
2:00pm - 3:30pm |
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 |
4:00pm - 5:30pm |
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 |
Date: Wednesday, 19/June/2024 | |
10:00am - 11:00am |
Parallel session 19F: Contributed session: Genetics & Evolution II Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Brady Mattsson Predation by the European bee-eater (Merops apiaster) has species-specific effects on the ecology and evolution of bumblebees Population Genomics of oil-collecting bees in a threatened tropical biodiversity hotspot Enhancing honeybee conservation through gut microbiota insights Defining the evolutionary footprint for an evocentric conservation |
12:00pm - 1:00pm |
Parallel sessions 19F 2: Contributed session: Genetics & Evolution III Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Ettore Fedele Estimating Ne for the Global Biodiversity Framewok through proxies: how far can we go? Unlocking Europe's hidden species diversity: a molecular phylogenetic study of the European lesser blind mole rats and its conservation consequences Conservation genomics of a neglected European mammal, the garden dormouse Lack of population differentiation of common tern (Sterna hirundo) populations in Europe |
1:00pm - 2:30pm |
Lunch Event 19 3: SCB Nordic Chapter (Ewa Orlikowska) Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex |
2:30pm - 4:00pm |
Symposium 140: The molecular carol: past, present and future of molecular tools in Conservation Biology Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Miguel Baltazar-Soares Chair: Melanie Jany Heckwolf Chair: Alice Balard The eDNA analysis in conservation An integrative framework for Dark Taxa biodiversity assessment at scale: a case study using Megaselia (Diptera, Phoridae). The Turtle Project de-siloes science and innovation for the protection of sea turtles ORG.one: supporting rapid sequencing of any endangered species, anywhere, by anyone Epigenetics as a new biomarker of stressors in conservation research An epigenetic toolbox for conservation biologists |
4:30pm - 6:00pm |
Symposium 141: Managing hybridizing populations: threats or opportunities for conservation? Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Ettore Randi Chair: Marco Musiani Wolf-dog hybridization and introgression in the Dinaric-Balkan region of southeastern Europe Hybridization, introgression, and conservation genetics of European wildcats Impact of hybridization and genetic introgression on the long term survival of the critically endangered European mink (Mustela lutreola). Endangered hybrid swarms of caribou: glacial, interglacial climates, adaptation and current threats. Forgotten in the pond: hybridization with alien taxa induces polyploidization in native water frogs |
6:00pm - 7:00pm |
Parallel sessions 20F 3: Speed session: Genetics & Evolution VI Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Kalina Manoylov Comparative landscape genetics of two partly sympatric hare species Epigenetic biomarkers provide a non-lethal sexing method for endangered sea turtles with temperature-dependent sex determination Phylogeography and landscape genetic analyses for the conservation of the threatened saproxylic beetle Rosalia alpina in Italy A Genomics approach to the study of Formica wood ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) biodiversity in Italy Assisted evolution techniques: a proof of concept for plant conservation under Global Change. Conservation actions for endangered plant Eryngium alpinum L. in Eastern Alps: genotype and germination study Gut microbial functions are impacted by habitat: implications for the conservation of non-human primates Development of novel eDNA-based tools for supporting sturgeon repopulation monitoring plans Temporal changes in plant use and plant-pollinator networks revealed using pollen DNA metabarcoding |
Date: Thursday, 20/June/2024 | |
10:00am - 11:00am |
Parallel sessions 20F: Contributed session: Genetics & Evolution IV Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: João Pedro Meireles Feliplex: a high throughput sequencing (HTS) microsatellite panel for genetic monitoring of felids Genetic Management and Population Rescue of an Inbred Felid: a Case Study on Dinaric Population of Eurasian Lynx How many wolf ecotypes? The urgency of conserving biodiversity within species Bottleneck legacies at the whole-genome level: reduced genetic diversity, inbreeding and genetic load in the Italian wolf population |
12:00pm - 1:00pm |
Parallel sessions 20F 2: Contributed session: Genetics & Evolution V Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: João Pedro Meireles Seagrass movement: oceanographic modelling and genetic data reveal connectivity patterns of Posidonia oceanica along the Western coast of Sicily Multidimensional conservation gaps and indications in seahorses Fine-scale spatial genetic structure and dispersal among Italian smooth newt populations in a rural landscape Conservation genetic strategies for the Hula painted frogs (Latonia nigriventer) by assessing habitat preferences |
2:30pm - 4:00pm |
Symposium 152: Multifunctional landscapes for people and biodiversity in Sub-Saharan Africa Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Gabriel Marcacci Chair: Margaret Awuor Owuor Ecosystem services provided by birds in the agroecological niche and mangrove restoration in the oil-polluted Niger Delta region of Nigeria Combined effects of cropping system, soil fertility, and landscape cover on biodiversity, pest control, and crop yield in East Africa Forest-agriculture mosaic landscapes for ecosystem services and conservation: a case from social-ecological systems of southwestern Ethiopia |
4:30pm - 6:00pm |
Symposium 154: Ecological and biogeographical drivers of human-wildlife conflicts under global change Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Carlos Bautista Chair: Nuria Selva A perspective on human-wildlife conflicts in the context of global change Nearly 40% of carnivore ranges threatened by human pressures Spatial temporal dynamics of wildland-urban interface as a driver of conflicts – the case of the Polish Carpathians A 700-years historical perspective on the ecological regression of bears and wolves Human-caused mortality can prevent range expansion of a large carnivore. The case of wolves in the Iberian Peninsula Climate change as a global amplifier of human-wildlife conflict: a quantitative review of case studies across our lands and oceans |
Date: Friday, 21/June/2024 | |
10:00am - 11:00am |
Parallel sessions 21F: Contributed session: Biodiversity XII Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Francesco Santi The curious story of sympatric bees and their viruses: the implication of floral resources and bee immunity on virus sharing across bee taxa Preserving the Ground beneath the Paws: does the Biodiversity Hypothesis matter for Wildlife Health? Ecological networks in an Alpine glacier ecosystem Floristic studies and their importance in biodiversity conservation |
12:00pm - 1:00pm |
Parallel sessions 21F 2: Contributed session: Biodiversity XIII Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Francesco Maria Sabatini Impacts of future forest use on biodiversity, ecosystem services and climate Lichens on standing deadwood: the role of deadwood age and challenges for conservation Long-standing deadwood – the impact of substrate origin on wood-inhabiting fungal communities. |
2:30pm - 3:30pm |
Parallel sessions 21F 3: Contributed session: Biodiversity XI Location: Room F - Belmeloro Complex Chair: Michelle Henley Comparative study of habitats & sustainability of natural & reintroduced populations of Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros The future is not bright for Anatolian Brown Bears The effects of landscape woody features cover and spatial configuration on bat activity – implications for woodland creation Can olive groves support bat conservation during winter? A case study from Tuscany, Italy |
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