International Conference on Mangrove Biology and Ecosystem-Based Adaptation (ICMBEBA - 26)

This session will explore the complex interactions within mangrove ecosystems, focusing on their biological diversity and ecological functions. Researchers are invited to present studies that enhance our understanding of mangrove dynamics in the context of climate change.

This track will address the various ecosystem services provided by coastal habitats, particularly mangroves, and their role in supporting human well-being. Presentations should focus on sustainable management practices that enhance these services.

This session will delve into the mechanisms of carbon sequestration in mangrove ecosystems, emphasizing their significance in mitigating climate change. Contributions should highlight innovative approaches to measuring and enhancing blue carbon storage.

This track will focus on effective strategies for conserving biodiversity within mangrove ecosystems and associated coastal habitats. Participants are encouraged to share successful case studies and novel conservation methodologies.

This session will examine the resilience of mangrove ecosystems to environmental stressors and their capacity for adaptation. Research that investigates ecological responses and management strategies to enhance resilience is particularly welcome.

This track will cover advanced methodologies for monitoring the health and dynamics of mangrove ecosystems. Contributions should include innovative technologies and approaches for assessing environmental changes and impacts.

This session will focus on the challenges and successes of restoring degraded mangrove habitats. Presenters are invited to discuss restoration techniques, outcomes, and long-term monitoring of rehabilitated areas.

This track will explore the interactions between mangrove ecosystems and marine environments, including their role as nurseries for marine species. Research that highlights these ecological connections and their implications for conservation is encouraged.

This session will focus on the use of modeling and simulation techniques to understand mangrove ecosystems and predict their responses to environmental changes. Contributions should emphasize the development and application of models in ecosystem management.

This track will explore the role of ecological engineering in enhancing the functionality of mangrove ecosystems. Participants are invited to present innovative engineering solutions that promote habitat restoration and biodiversity.

This session will address the integration of mangrove conservation into climate adaptation strategies for coastal communities. Presentations should focus on collaborative approaches that enhance community resilience through ecosystem-based adaptation.