This session will explore innovative conservation strategies aimed at protecting endangered species through genetic management. Emphasis will be placed on the role of genetic diversity in enhancing the resilience of these populations.

This track focuses on the application of population genetics to assess biodiversity within various ecosystems. Participants will discuss methodologies for evaluating genetic variation and its implications for conservation efforts.

This session will examine the importance of genetic resources in the sustainable management of livestock diversity. Discussions will include strategies for preserving genetic traits that contribute to resilience and productivity in agricultural systems.

This track will address the intersection of wildlife genetics and conservation policy, highlighting how genetic data can inform management decisions. Case studies will illustrate successful integration of genetic research into policy frameworks.

This session will delve into the role of gene banks in conserving genetic resources of both flora and fauna. Participants will discuss best practices for the preservation and utilization of genetic material in conservation programs.

This track will focus on the methodologies and technologies used for genetic monitoring of wildlife populations. The importance of genetic monitoring in informing conservation strategies and assessing population health will be emphasized.