Present your research!
If you wish to present a talk, speed talk, or poster but haven’t yet submitted an application, there’s still time— visit the SCCS-NY Application and Registration page and submit your application by Tuesday, April 15 at 5:00 PM EDT.
Who should apply?
Graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and early-career professionals pursuing or considering the field of conservation (from anywhere in the world!) are encouraged to present their work. Undergraduate students conducting thesis-level research may also apply. Applications will be considered from any conservation-related field, including work in the natural sciences, social sciences, or the humanities. Selection will be based on application quality and relevance to conservation.
About SCCS-NY 2025
As a part of the only international series of conservation conferences featuring students and early-career professionals, SCCS-NY provides opportunities for emerging scientists to professionally network, gain experience, and present and get feedback on their work. This year’s hybrid conference will have both virtual and on-site programming. We will host three days of events and activities at the American Museum of Natural History in NYC, and virtual attendance will be supported by live-watch parties of presentations, interactive Q&A sessions, and virtual workshops and mentoring sessions. At SCCS-NY, you’ll be able to:
· Present your work in talk, speed talk, or poster presentation format
· Receive personalized feedback from mentors
· Network with conservation professionals and peers
· Build your skills at workshops
What can you expect at SCCS-NY 2025?
· Plenaries by leading conservation practitioners
· Behind-the-scenes tours at the Museum
· On-site and virtual mentoring sessions
· On-site and virtual workshops
· Awards for best presentations
For more details, visit the conference website or email us.
