Thank you for Joining us at NACCB 2020!
Thank you to everyone who joined us online July 27-31, 2020 for the first ever virtual NACCB 2020. All pre-recorded presentations, posters and live-stream recordings of plenaries, symposia and other events are available on-demand on the conference website through July 2021.
In order to have full access to the conference content, you must be logged in to the NACCB Portal using the same username and password used to register. Once logged in, click on the button to Access the Virtual Conference and Program.
We’d like to extend our sincere thanks to NACCB 2020’s sponsors, whose support allowed us to transition NACCB to a virtual platform while retaining many of the components that make NACCBs special. We are grateful for their support, particularly during these uncertain and difficult times.
Important virtual NACCB 2020 Dates
- Call for Proposals – Symposia, Short Courses, Workshops, and Interactive Sessions has now closed – see details here
- Call for Abstracts: Speed, Oral and Poster Presentation has now closed – more details here
- Registration for virtual NACCB 2020 is now open! More details here.
- Applications for Financial Assistance with NACCB 2020 registration have closed – more details here
- Virtual NACCB 2020 Program in now available!
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Contact us at conferences@scbnorthamerica.org
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Calling all ecological researchers based in Oregon! Do you have experience with program management?
The Institute for Applied Ecology is hiring a Conservation Research Program Director.
https://appliedeco.org/get-involved/jobs/
Do you want to work to integrate social science into conservation strategies? Check out this job opportunity from Playa Lakes Joint Venture.
https://pljv.org/about-us/job-opportunities/
Names have power. Renaming something or thoughtfully identifying it in the first place offers one more tool for helping to protect the world’s threatened species and habitats — while they still exist for us to name.
@Revelator_News
https://therevelator.org/decolonizing-species-names/