International Conference on Ecology, Conservation, and Environmental Biology
(ICECEB-2026)

This track focuses on the mechanisms driving ecological dynamics and the impact of environmental change on ecosystems. It aims to explore the interactions between biotic and abiotic factors in shaping ecological communities.

This session will examine innovative conservation strategies and practices aimed at preserving biodiversity. Participants will discuss case studies and methodologies that have proven effective in various ecological contexts.

This track delves into the behavioral adaptations of organisms in response to environmental pressures. It will highlight research on how behavior influences survival and reproduction in changing ecosystems.

This session will focus on the principles and practices of wildlife management within the framework of conservation biology. Discussions will include habitat management, species recovery plans, and the role of policy in wildlife conservation.

This track addresses the unique challenges and strategies related to marine ecosystems and their conservation. It will cover topics such as marine biodiversity, fisheries management, and the impacts of climate change on oceanic environments.

This session will explore the ecological aspects of endangered species and the factors contributing to their decline. Researchers will present findings on habitat requirements, threats, and conservation efforts for these vulnerable populations.

This track investigates the interplay between evolutionary processes and ecological dynamics. It will focus on how evolutionary adaptations shape species interactions and community structures.

This session will highlight innovative field research methodologies in ecology and biology. Participants will share techniques for data collection, analysis, and the application of findings in real-world conservation efforts.

This track focuses on the ecological principles governing forest ecosystems and their management. It will address issues such as forest health, biodiversity, and the role of forests in climate regulation.

This session will explore the intersection of zoology and conservation, focusing on the study of animal species and their habitats. Discussions will include the importance of zoological research in informing conservation policies.

This track will examine the ecological consequences of environmental changes, including climate change, habitat destruction, and pollution. Researchers will present studies on how these factors affect biodiversity and ecosystem services.