동아시아와 같은 인구가 밀집되어 있는 지역에 이와 같은 많은 연구가 있을거 같다고 학회 참여를 독려하기 위한  요청이 왔습니다. 

학회의 많은 분들이 도시생물 다양성에 관심을 가질수 있도록 공지 부탁드립니다."

Hi All! Just a reminder that a great conference is coming up! You should consider attending in person or virtually!

We are pleased to announce the URBIO 2024 Conference June 24-26 at the University of Missouri, Columbia Missouri. URBIO conferences have been held approximately every 2 years in different parts of the world, this is the first in the United States! Personally, the first URBIO meeting in 2008 was integral to the development of my career.

The meeting will be held in person or virtually and you can give an oral presentation (in-person or virtually) or a poster presentation. Please find the conference information here. Abstracts are due March 31, but we are going to extend the abstract deadline to April 15.

The aim of URBIO 2024 is to bring together scientists and academics, landscape architecture and planning practitioners, and community groups to co-produce the knowledge people need for the successful design and implementation of biodiversity (including nature conservation policies) in urban areas. We expect these groups, as well as students from a variety of disciplines, to attend. For the last 14 years, the URBIO conferences have been an integral forum for transdisciplinary knowledge transfer and collaboration. URBIO (Urban Biodiversity and Design International Network) is the network of academics, practitioners, and stakeholders focused on urban biodiversity and design. Established in 2008, it has 1150 members from 64 countries. URBIO has distinguished itself as a forum for all ecologists, providing conferences, workshops, webinars, and opportunities for ecologists from academic and non-academic settings to collaborate with each other and with design, planning, and government practitioners for effective conservation solutions in urban areas.

Please feel free to reach out to directly to me if you have any questions: myla.aronson@rutgers.edu
URBIO 2024: https://web.cvent.com/event/9d9e1d1b-229b-40e9-b6e5-43163f06dd92/websitePage:f87828c1-ce54-4418-a34e-eec5b57b3caa

Myla F.J. Aronson, Ph.D.
Director, Hutcheson Memorial Forest
Department of Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
105 Blake Hall
93 Lipman Drive, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
848-932-4275 (office)
myla.aronson@rutgers.edu
https://sites.rutgers.edu/myla-aronson/