Second International Conference on 

Environmental Conservation & Sustainability - A Biological Perspective (ECS-B) 

Early Registration & Abstract submission Extended up to

08 December 2025 (30/11/2025)

Session Proposal Closed 

Important Dates

Registration Open:                          13 October 2025 (13/10/2025)

Early Registration Extended: 08 December 2025 (08/12/2025)

Late Registration Closing Date: 15 December 2025 (15/12/2025)

Extended Abstract Submission: 08 December 2025 (08/12/2025)

Acceptance of Abstracts: 10 December 2025 (10/12/2025)

Melvisharam, Tamil Nadu, India

17-19 December 2025

We are pleased to welcome you to the Second International Conference on Environmental Conservation & Sustainability – A Biological Perspective (ECS-B 2025). This global event serves as a leading platform for researchers and professionals dedicated to advancing environmental sciences across diverse ecosystems.

Building on the success of ECS-B 2024, this year’s conference continues our mission to promote international collaboration, highlight innovative research, and shape the future of environmental science and sustainability.

As worldwide environmental challenges grow more complex, understanding the roles and responses of living organisms within different ecosystems has become increasingly important. ECS-B 2025 brings together experts from diverse disciplines such as biodiversity, taxonomy, molecular ecology, biogeochemistry, climate change biology, and marine conservation. The event offers participants the opportunity to share discoveries, exchange ideas, and inspire future directions in research.

Our dynamic program features keynote and plenary lectures, technical sessions, and opportunities for professional networking. Whether you are a seasoned researcher or beginning your academic journey, ECS-B 2025 provides a supportive and intellectually stimulating environment for learning and collaboration.

Join us in Melvisharam, Tamil Nadu, India, to be a part of this inspiring global conversation on environmental conservation and sustainability.

ECS-B Organizing Committee

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