International Conference on Conservation Genetics and Endangered Species Recovery Strategies (ICCGESRS - 27)

This track will explore the latest methodologies and technologies in conservation genetics, focusing on their applications in preserving genetic diversity. Participants will discuss case studies highlighting successful genetic monitoring and intervention strategies.

This session will address the critical factors influencing population viability and the methodologies used to assess extinction risk in endangered species. Emphasis will be placed on integrating genetic data into population models for effective conservation planning.

This track will focus on innovative techniques for restoring biodiversity in degraded ecosystems, including habitat recovery and species reintroduction. Discussions will highlight the role of genetic diversity in enhancing restoration outcomes.

This session will delve into the application of molecular tools in conservation biology, including genetic sequencing and analysis. Participants will share insights on how these tools can inform conservation strategies and improve species management.

This track will examine the role of captive breeding programs in species recovery, focusing on genetic management practices that enhance genetic diversity. Case studies will illustrate the successes and challenges faced in breeding endangered species.

This session will explore effective habitat recovery strategies aimed at supporting endangered species populations. Participants will discuss the importance of habitat restoration in conjunction with genetic conservation efforts.