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International Conference on Urban Landscape Ecology: Science, Policy and Practice

24th Nov – 25th Nov 2026 Swakopmund, Namibia Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Urban Landscape Ecology: Science, Policy and Practice conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

This track explores the integration of active transportation modes within urban environments, emphasizing their impact on public health and community connectivity. Contributions will focus on innovative designs and policies that promote walking, cycling, and other non-motorized forms of transit.

This session invites discussions on the principles and practices of ecological design in urban settings, highlighting strategies that enhance biodiversity and ecosystem services. Papers should address case studies that demonstrate successful integration of ecological concepts into urban planning.

This track focuses on the role of green infrastructure in enhancing urban resilience against climate change and environmental degradation. Submissions should examine innovative approaches to integrating green spaces into urban planning and their socio-economic benefits.

This session aims to analyze the intersection of public policy and urban ecology, emphasizing how policy frameworks can support sustainable urban development. Contributions should explore case studies that illustrate effective policy interventions in urban ecological contexts.

This track examines the dynamics of contemporary urban transformations, focusing on the socio-economic and environmental factors that drive change. Papers should provide insights into innovative practices and challenges faced in evolving urban landscapes.

This session addresses the importance of biodiversity in urban settings, exploring strategies for wildlife habitat conservation and management. Contributions should highlight successful initiatives that promote coexistence between urban development and wildlife.

This track focuses on the design and implementation of green and blue infrastructure to support healthy urban living. Papers should discuss the benefits of integrating natural elements into urban design for enhancing community well-being and environmental quality.

This session explores the economic implications of green spaces in urban areas, emphasizing their value in enhancing property values and attracting investment. Contributions should present methodologies for assessing the economic benefits of urban green infrastructure.

This track investigates the relationship between urban design and public health, focusing on how built environments can promote healthier lifestyles. Papers should provide evidence-based insights into design strategies that foster community health and well-being.

This session highlights innovative practices in urban planning that address contemporary challenges such as climate change, social equity, and economic development. Contributions should showcase successful case studies and emerging trends in urban planning methodologies.

This track focuses on the role of green infrastructure in managing urban stormwater, emphasizing sustainable practices that mitigate flooding and enhance water quality. Papers should discuss design strategies and case studies that illustrate effective stormwater management solutions.

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