International Conference on Human-Wildlife Conflict & Coexistence | Oxford | April 2020

[IUCN HWCTF Programme Officer]

Dear all, 

We are pleased to announce that the website for the International Conference on Human-Wildlife Conflict and Coexistence, to be held at Oxford University on 1-3 April 2020 is now live! It includes our Call for Contributions (deadline: 30 September 2019), registration details, deadlines and many other pieces of information.

Conference Website (www.hwcconference.org)

Please feel free to share information about this conference and follow us for updates on @hwctf or @WildCRU_Ox    

Best wishes,

James Stevens

Programme Officer, IUCN SSC Human-Wildlife Conflict Task Force
www.hwctf.org

[Chandima Fernando]

Hi James,

Thanks for this, would like to attend.

In the website it is not very clear about submitting abstract, could you please advice me on this?

Best

Chandima

Chandima Fernando

Ecologist & GIS Specialist

Sri Lanka Wildlife Conservation Society

www.SLWCS.org

 

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[IUCN HWCTF Programme Officer]

Hi Chandima,

Great to hear that you are interested in attending. All abstract submissions must be made via the online form on the conference website (by 30 September 2019) and we invite contributions in several different formats and provide some example topics that could be covered. I attach a "Call for Contributions" document with this information included.

We suggest that the aims of the conference should be read before preparing a proposal, as these will guide our selection decision process.  

I hope this answers your question.

Best wishes,

James

Programme Officer, IUCN SSC Human-Wildlife Conflict Task Force
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[Nishith A Dharaiya]

Thank you for sharing the details, 

We are working on Human- sloth bear conflicts in Western and Central India and also working closely with the tribal to avoid the sloth bear attacks promote coexistence. I would like to share this work at the conference and I will surely submit the abstract for my talk. Further our students will also submit their abstracts through this project.

Looking forward to seeing you.

Best regards

Nishith

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https://sites.google.com/site/nadharaiya/
Associate Professor (Environmental Science)

Coordinator (PGIS)
Co Chair, IUCN Sloth bear Expert Team

Member, State Wildlife Board  

Department of Life Sciences
HNG University,
Patan (Gujarat) India 384 265
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