Turning points for wildlife: the choices that shape species survival
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A two-day ZSL Bicentenary Symposium on conservation choices for species near extinction, bringing researchers, practitioners and policy specialists together for sessions on species rescue.
The announced symposium covers ecological stories from species at the edge, social science, Indigenous perspectives, policy and politics, new rescue methods, and decision science. ZSL has published a provisional 23-person speaker and session list; its page says the information is subject to change and the full event programme will be published later. In-person attendance is at the Huxley Lecture Theatre, ZSL Meeting Rooms; a live online option is also offered. No session clock or daily opening/closing times were published in the checked source, so this is retained as a two-day date range without a clock time.
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