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International Conference on Urban Ecology and Biodiversity Conservation

17th Oct – 18th Oct 2026 Sha Tin, Hong Kong Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

International Conference on Urban Ecology and Biodiversity Conservation conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

This track explores the complex interactions within urban ecosystems and their contributions to biodiversity. It aims to highlight innovative research on species adaptation and survival in urban environments.

This session focuses on the role of green infrastructure in enhancing urban biodiversity and ecosystem services. Participants will discuss design strategies that integrate nature into urban planning.

This track examines the effects of habitat fragmentation on urban wildlife populations and their movement patterns. Research presented will address conservation strategies to mitigate these impacts.

This session investigates the provision and valuation of ecosystem services in urban settings. It will cover case studies that demonstrate the benefits of urban biodiversity for human well-being.

This track focuses on the resilience of urban ecosystems in the face of environmental change and human activities. Discussions will include adaptive management practices that enhance ecological stability.

This session addresses the integration of biodiversity conservation into urban planning frameworks. It will showcase successful models and policies that promote sustainable urban development.

This track highlights innovative urban greening initiatives aimed at enhancing biodiversity and ecological health. Presentations will cover community engagement and the role of green spaces in urban areas.

This session explores the dynamics of human-nature interactions and their implications for urban biodiversity. Research will focus on how these interactions can be leveraged for conservation efforts.

This track examines the intersection of urban sustainability practices and biodiversity conservation. Discussions will include strategies for promoting sustainable behaviors that support urban ecosystems.

This session investigates indicators of ecosystem health within urban landscapes. Research presented will focus on monitoring techniques and their implications for urban biodiversity.

This track focuses on effective wildlife conservation strategies tailored for urban environments. Participants will share insights on policy development and community-based conservation efforts.