



Bangkok, Thailand | 5-7 November 2025
International Conference on Biodiversity (IBD2025)
Biodiversity and Humanity in Global Crisis
Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) Bangkok, Thailand (to be confirmed)
Welcome Message

Conference Theme: “Biodiversity and Humanity in Global Crisis”
Conference Topics:
Session 1: Biodiversity and Food Security
Biodiversity plays a crucial role in ensuring global food security by providing a diverse range of crops, livestock, and aquatic resources. This session will explore the importance of genetic diversity, sustainable agriculture, and ecosystem services in maintaining resilient food systems. Discussions will also address the impacts of biodiversity loss on food production and strategies for sustainable resource management.
Session 2: Biodiversity and Health
Human health is deeply interconnected with biodiversity, from medicinal plants and pharmaceutical discoveries to ecosystem services that support clean air and water. This session will examine the role of biodiversity in disease prevention, nutrition, and traditional medicine. Experts will also discuss the threats posed by biodiversity loss to global health and the potential for nature-based solutions.
Session 3: Biodiversity and Tourism
Tourism, particularly ecotourism, depends on healthy ecosystems and rich biodiversity. This session will highlight the economic and conservation benefits of biodiversity-based tourism while addressing challenges such as habitat degradation, over-tourism, and climate change. Case studies on sustainable tourism models and best practices will be shared.
Session 4: Biodiversity and Environmental Rehabilitation
Restoring degraded ecosystems and conserving biodiversity are essential for climate resilience and sustainable development. This session will explore innovative approaches to environmental rehabilitation, including reforestation, wetland restoration, and community-led conservation initiatives. Discussions will focus on policy frameworks, technological advancements, and collaborative efforts for biodiversity recovery.
Session 5: Biodiversity and Cultural Conservation
Biodiversity and cultural heritage are intrinsically linked, as traditional knowledge, rituals, and practices often rely on native species and ecosystems. This session will delve into the role of biodiversity in sustaining indigenous cultures, traditional livelihoods, and local identities. Speakers will discuss strategies to protect both cultural and biological diversity in the face of modernization and environmental changes.
Session 6: Biodiversity Management to Overcome Global Crisis
Important Dates
Public Relation
- 1 May 2025 – 15 September 2025 Opening online registration
Paper Submission
- 1 May 2025 First call for abstract submission
- 30 June 2025 Deadline for abstract submission
- 15 August 2025 Notification of abstract acceptance
- 15 September 2025 Acceptance confirmation