BW2025 Symposium

6-7 Dec 2025, Thailand

BW2025 Symposium

6-7 Dec 2025, Thailand

BW2025 Symposium
ECOLOGY, HEALTH, AND HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT
6-7 DECEMBER 2025 | Bangkok, Thailand
BW2025 Symposium
ECOLOGY, HEALTH, AND HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT
6-7 DECEMBER 2025 | Bangkok, Thailand
BW2025 Symposium
ECOLOGY, HEALTH, AND HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT
6-7 DECEMBER 2025 | Bangkok, Thailand
BW2025 Symposium
ECOLOGY, HEALTH, AND HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT
6-7 DECEMBER 2025 | Bangkok, Thailand
BW2025 Symposium
ECOLOGY, HEALTH, AND HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT
6-7 DECEMBER 2025 | Bangkok, Thailand
BW2025 Symposium
ECOLOGY, HEALTH, AND HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT
6-7 DECEMBER 2025 | Bangkok, Thailand

Deadline 1 OCT 2025

Early Bird Registration

CLOSED

From 2 OCT 2025

Regular Registration

OPEN

Schedule

6 - 7 December 2025

Venue

Faculty of Forestry, KU

We envision this symposium as more than a scientific gathering. It is an opportunity to advance synergy across disciplines and borders, to listen and learn from diverse voices, and to chart pathways toward a future where humans and wildlife thrive together.

Areas of Discussion

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“Exploring how species and ecosystems adapt, transform, or decline in the face of rapid environmental change.”
Focus : ecological dynamics, climate change impacts, habitat fragmentation, and species interactions shaping biodiversity.
Subtopics :
• Biodiversity trends under climate change and habitat fragmentation
• Landscape ecology and wildlife corridors
• Species adaptation and resilience
• Invasive species and ecosystem disruption
• Role of traditional knowledge in biodiversity conservation

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“Linking animal, human, and ecosystem health to understand disease dynamics and safeguard biodiversity.”
Focus : wildlife diseases, zoonotic risks, ecosystem health, and the role of One Health in linking animals, humans, and the environment.
Subtopics :
• Emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases
• Wildlife disease ecology and surveillance
• Health as an indicator of ecosystem integrity
• The One Health framework linking humans, wildlife, and environment
• Antimicrobial resistance in wildlife populations

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“From tension to tolerance—rethinking coexistence between people and wildlife through innovation and collaboration.”
Focus : causes of conflict (land use change, resource competition), community perspectives, innovative strategies for coexistence.
Subtopics :
• Drivers of conflict (agriculture, urban expansion, resource competition)
• Innovative conflict-mitigation tools (technology, landscape design)
• Socioeconomic perspectives: livelihoods and conservation trade-offs
• Case studies: elephants, big cats, primates, and crop-raiding wildlife
• Role of education and community-based conservation

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“Uniting science, policy, and community action to shape resilient and biodiverse futures.”
Focus : interdisciplinary strategies, policy, conservation technology, and fostering cross-sectoral collaborations for long-term biodiversity conservation.
Subtopics :
• Policy frameworks for biodiversity and wildlife management
• Cross-sectoral collaboration: government, academia, NGOs, local communities
• Conservation technology (AI, drones, genetic tools, bioacoustics)
• Balancing development with biodiversity conservation (nature-based solutions)
• Future outlook: youth, education, and global partnerships

Registration Fee

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Thai | Student

500 THB
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Thai | Non-Student

1,000 THB
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Foreigner | Student

50 USD
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Foreigner | Non-Student

100 USD
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Thai | Student

700 THB
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Thai | Non-Student

1,200 THB
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Foreigner | Student

70 USD
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Foreigner | Non-Student

120 USD
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**Early Registration Exemption for Foreign Participants
(Maximum 30 Persons: 20 Students, 10 Non-Student, First-Come-First-Served)

Sponsored by

Biodiversity and Wildlife 2025 | December 6-7, 2025

Kasetsart University | Bangkok, Thailand

E-mail : nprct.cu@chula.ac.th

Tel : +662-218-9473

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