Important dates

Deadlines extended

Abstract submission start

End of February

Deadline for Abstract submission

May 15th

Decision on Abstracts

June 15th

Early Bird Deadline

August 21st

Conference

September 15th – 17th

Post-Conference Excursion

September 18th

Registrations

Registration will start mid-February using the link at menu. The lower registration fee for regular participant is 330 EUR, while for students is 230 EUR - certificate for the student status is required. After July 3rd, both fees increase by 70 EUR. Registration fee includes conference materials (including the Certificate of attendance), lunches, coffee breaks and welcome cocktail.

Keynote speakers

With many years of experience
Prof. Dr. Jonathan Jeschke

Prof. Dr. Jonathan Jeschke

Freie Universität Berlin

Investigates invasive species and other novel organisms at the Leibniz-Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries (IGB) and the Free University of Berlin, Germany. Other topics he is interested in include urban ecology, predator-prey interactions, research synthesis and philosophy of science.
Dr. Michael Pocock

Dr. Michael Pocock

Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

Interested in discovering how environmental change affects species and their interactions.
Prof. Bethany Bradley

Prof. Bethany Bradley

University of Massachussets Amherst

Interested in how the geographical locations of species across landscapes and regions can inform ecological understanding of species distributions, invasion risk assessments, and conservation planning. Her research has a strong focus on terrestrial plant invasions, with a goal of understanding how invasive plant distributions, abundance, and impact vary spatially. She also leads the Northeast Regional Invasive Species & Climate Change (RISCC) Management network, which addresses the question of how we can better manage for upcoming biological invasions in light of climate change.
Franck Courchamp PhD

Franck Courchamp PhD

Professor CNRS, University of Paris South

Director of Research at the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS). He works at University Paris Saclay, where he leads a research team: “Biodiversity Dynamics & MacroEcology.

Dr. Heinke Jäger

Dr. Heinke Jäger

Charles Darwin Foundation

Invasive terrestrial plants and animals in Galapagos, their distributions, impacts and control, restoration of invaded ecosystems

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