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International Conference on Disturbance Ecology and Resilience Mechanisms (ICDERM - 27)

29th - 30th June 2027 | Poznan, Poland
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Conference Session Tracks

SDG Wheel

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UN Sustainable Development Goals

This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.

SDG 9
SDG 9 Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
SDG 11
SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities
SDG 12
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Track 01

Understanding Disturbance Ecology

This track will explore the fundamental principles of disturbance ecology, focusing on the types and frequencies of ecological disturbances. Participants will discuss the implications of these disturbances on ecosystem dynamics and resilience.

Track 02

Resilience Mechanisms in Ecosystems

This session will delve into the various mechanisms that underpin ecological resilience, including species interactions and functional diversity. Emphasis will be placed on how these mechanisms contribute to ecosystem recovery following disturbances.

Track 03

Biodiversity and Ecosystem Stability

This track will examine the relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem stability, highlighting how diverse communities respond to disturbances. Discussions will include empirical studies and theoretical frameworks that elucidate this critical connection.

Track 04

Fire Disturbance and Ecological Responses

This session will focus on the role of fire as a natural disturbance, exploring its effects on vegetation dynamics and species composition. Participants will share research on post-fire recovery and adaptive strategies employed by ecosystems.

Track 05

Storm Impacts on Ecosystem Functioning

This track will investigate the impacts of storm events on ecological systems, including changes in habitat structure and species interactions. The session aims to highlight resilience strategies that ecosystems employ in the face of such disturbances.

Track 06

Human Disturbances and Ecological Adaptation

This session will address the various ways human activities disrupt ecological balance and the subsequent adaptive responses of ecosystems. Topics will include land-use change, pollution, and urbanization, and their implications for resilience.

Track 07

Succession Dynamics Following Disturbance

This track will explore the processes of ecological succession that occur after disturbances, focusing on the stages of recovery and community assembly. Participants will discuss case studies that illustrate different successional pathways.

Track 08

Adaptive Capacity in Ecosystems

This session will examine the concept of adaptive capacity in ecosystems, emphasizing factors that enhance or inhibit resilience. Discussions will include genetic diversity, species traits, and environmental variability.

Track 09

Theoretical Frameworks of Resilience Theory

This track will provide a platform for discussing various theoretical frameworks that underpin resilience theory in ecology. Participants will critically evaluate these models and their applicability to real-world ecological scenarios.

Track 10

Ecological Disturbances and Climate Change

This session will focus on the intersection of ecological disturbances and climate change, exploring how shifting climatic conditions influence disturbance regimes. Research on adaptive management strategies in response to these changes will be highlighted.

Track 11

Ecosystem Recovery: Challenges and Innovations

This track will address the challenges faced in ecosystem recovery following disturbances and the innovative approaches being developed to enhance resilience. Participants will share insights on restoration practices and policy implications.