International Conference on Pollinator Diversity, Agroecology and Food System Resilience (ICPDAFSR - 26)

This track focuses on the vital role of pollinators in maintaining ecosystem services and enhancing biodiversity. It aims to explore the interconnections between pollinator diversity and the health of agroecosystems.

This session will examine innovative agroecological practices that promote sustainable agriculture while supporting pollinator populations. Discussions will include case studies and research on effective strategies for integrating biodiversity into farming systems.

This track will investigate the effects of climate change on pollinator behavior, distribution, and population dynamics. Presentations will highlight adaptive strategies for mitigating climate impacts on pollinator health.

This session will delve into the principles of biodiversity-based farming systems and their contributions to food security and resilience. Participants will share insights on how diverse cropping systems can enhance pollinator habitats.

This track will focus on effective conservation strategies aimed at protecting pollinator species and their habitats. Discussions will include policy frameworks, community engagement, and restoration efforts.

This session will explore the relationship between ecosystem services provided by pollinators and food production systems. Presentations will address how enhancing ecosystem services can lead to improved agricultural outcomes.

This track will examine management practices that enhance the resilience of agroecosystems in the face of environmental challenges. Participants will discuss integrated approaches that support both agricultural productivity and biodiversity.

This session will investigate the critical role of pollinators in crop pollination and its impact on agricultural productivity. Research findings will highlight the economic benefits of maintaining healthy pollinator populations.

This track will address the intersection of food security and pollinator health, emphasizing the importance of pollinators in ensuring stable food supplies. Discussions will focus on strategies to enhance pollinator-friendly practices in food systems.

This session will explore the principles of ecological farming and its potential to enhance biodiversity within agricultural landscapes. Participants will share successful case studies and innovative practices that support both farming and ecological integrity.

This track will showcase cutting-edge research innovations in the field of pollinator ecology. Presentations will cover new methodologies, technologies, and findings that advance our understanding of pollinator interactions and conservation.