Posters
The four poster sessions provide valuable insights into biodiversity and ecosystem functions under global change. These studies span innovative monitoring methods, essential ecological variables, modelling and advanced digital platforms, addressing key challenges in conservation and ecosystem management.
This session explores monitoring networks critical for assessing biodiversity in varied ecosystems under global change. Projects address coastal and urban environments using tools like mesocosms, remote sensing, and ecological data. The collective research underscores the importance of real-time and long-term monitoring to inform conservation, especially as climate change intensifies threats to biodiversity hotspots.
Focused on key biodiversity variables, this session presents research on biodiversity in soil, vegetation, and functional traits. Studies cover diverse methods, from remotely sensed imagery to genetic analyses, highlighting essential variables that reveal ecosystem health. These insights are crucial for adapting monitoring practices to support sustainable ecosystem management amid changing environmental conditions.
The session 3 highlights the growing importance of digital tools in advancing biodiversity conservation. It focuses on the integration of innovative digital platforms that enable more efficient data collection, monitoring, and analysis. These platforms, such as NBFC Digital Platform, enhance our understanding of biodiversity dynamics, support decision-making, and foster collaboration among researchers, policymakers, and conservationists.
Following up on session number 4, this discussion dives deeper into the practical applications of digital platforms in ecosystem monitoring. It explores how these technologies contribute to the study of ecosystem functions and the conservation of biodiversity, offering new insights into the interactions between species, habitats, and environmental changes.