600 delegates from around the world are gathering in Arusha, Tanzania, for the 15th Scientific Conference on Wildlife Conservation. This event, organized by the Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute, is a crucial platform for addressing the challenges of biodiversity conservation in an ever-changing world. The conference, running from December 3rd to 5th, 2025, aims to explore innovative solutions and adaptive strategies to ensure the resilience of wildlife conservation efforts.
The conference theme, 'Innovations in Wildlife Conservation and Sustainable Tourism: Navigating the Future in a Changing World,' highlights the importance of technological advancements and collaborative approaches. Keynote speakers include Dr. Eblate Mjingo, a renowned wildlife veterinarian and Chief Researcher Officer, who will present on harnessing technology for wildlife conservation in Tanzania. Professor Never Muboko from Harare will also share insights on trophy hunting's role in conservation and community empowerment in Southern Africa.
Additionally, Professor Dev Jani will discuss the sustainability of wildlife tourism in a changing world, emphasizing the need for inclusive and sustainable development. The conference underscores the urgency of addressing climate change, human-wildlife conflicts, land-use dynamics, and socio-economic pressures through adaptive strategies and collaborative efforts. With over 600 participants from 20+ countries presenting 248 study reports, this conference is a vital step towards a more resilient and sustainable future for wildlife conservation.
