At the beginning of July, the LIFE for BUGS and BIRDS project team also participated in the 8th European Congress of Conservation Biology (ECCB), where we presented the project’s results and experiences to date in the form of a poster.
The congress is one of Europe’s leading professional events in the fields of nature conservation and conservation biology, bringing together nearly 850 researchers and professional conservation practitioners from 25 countries this year.
The event provided an excellent opportunity for us to gain insights into the latest research, methodologies and practical approaches in nature conservation. It also offered numerous opportunities for engaging professional discussions, knowledge exchange and networking.
We are proud to have had the opportunity to present the results of the LIFE for BUGS and BIRDS project at such a prestigious international event. We remain committed to ensuring that our work to conserve insects and birds translates into tangible, meaningful outcomes for nature.
Written by: Máté Tóth