Registration and abstract submission are now open for the LifeWatch ERIC “BEeS” Biodiversity & Ecosystem eScience Conference “Threats and challenges to biodiversity and ecosystem conservation from an eScience perspective”, which will take place in Seville from 22–24 May 2023! There are seven topics for which abstracts for oral presentations can be submitted up until 30 April here.
The challenges of our time, such as the climate crisis and the threats posed by biodiversity loss, calls for a deeper understanding of ecological phenomena to identify patterns and underlying mechanisms of biodiversity organisation and ecosystem functioning at different scales while designing scenarios of future change. Science is changing, informatics and data are becoming ever more prominent and are opening up new opportunities to advance our knowledge and provide science-based solutions to society’s needs.
The call for abstracts of the LifeWatch ERIC BEeS 2023 is now open. The conference offers a selected range of topics for which abstracts for oral presentations can be submitted. We aim at collecting contributions exploring the drivers and mechanisms of biodiversity loss, the macroecology and biogeography of biodiversity, ecosystem and habitat mapping for the potential identification of biodiversity hotspots and the optimisation of the current restoration strategies, animal biology and behavioural traits, biodiversity observation and bio-monitoring, the effects of climate change on biodiversity, the potential of natural capital and the One Health approach for a sustainable transition. For further information, please have a look at their detailed description before submitting an abstract.
Read more: https://www.lifewatch.eu/bees-2023/abstract-submission/