ICCB 2025

Brisbane, known as "Meanjin" to the Turrbal people, will host ICCB 2025

ICCB is the major networking event for anyone interested in conservation.

After the conference, explore Queensland, Australia’s most biodiverse state.

ICCB sponsors and exhibitors gain long-lasting exposure for their organizations.

ICCB plenary talks inspire the conservation community to confront challenges.

International Congress for Conservation Biology 2025

SCB's 32nd International Congress for Conservation Biology (ICCB 2025), hosted by the SCB Oceania Region, will take place in Brisbane/Meanjin, Australia at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC) from 15-19 June 2025! Read the philosophy statement here.

ICCB is the premier global meeting for conservation scientists and professionals, including researchers, students, agency personnel, environmental educators, practitioners, and other conservation stakeholders. Attendees gather for lively discussions and scientific presentations on the nexus between biodiversity conservation and genetics, ecology, biogeography, anthropology, history, psychology, economics, conservation marketing, religion, and more.

Announcements

ICCB 2025 Public Program

The ICCB 2025 public program is live! Use the public program to peruse sessions in detail. A bird's eye view is also available.

Registration for ICCB

Call for Mentors for our Mentorship Program: Open Now!

Learn more here.

Thank you to our event partners

ICCB is a global forum for addressing conservation challenges and for presenting new research in conservation science and practice.

With ~1,500 conservation professionals and students in attendance, ICCB is the major networking event for anyone interested in conservation.

Stay Connected with #ICCB2025

The hosts of ICCB 2025 – the Society for Conservation Biology and Society for Conservation Biology Oceania (SCBO) – acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which the conference will be held, the Jagera and Turrbal peoples. We acknowledge their continuing connection to land, waters and community, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.