World Reptile Conference – Advancing Reptile Conservation: Biodiversity & Sustainability

Darwin Li

September 2, 2024

Goal

To foster a deeper understanding of reptiles’ vital contributions to biodiversity and sustainability while advocating for their well-being and improving public perception.

Aim

This conference aims to bring together experts, enthusiasts, and advocates to explore innovative strategies for reptile conservation, share knowledge, and inspire action towards safeguarding these essential species.

Highlights

Insightful keynote addresses from leading experts in reptile conservation.
Engaging panel discussions addressing key challenges and opportunities.
Interactive Q&A sessions with opportunities for direct dialogue.
Workshops focusing on actionable strategies for community involvement.
Networking opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals and organizations.

Join us in championing the cause of reptiles and making a difference in their conservation!

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