This webinar brought together three women scientists from Brazil, Ivory Coast, and India, who lead key research on the role of fire in tropical open ecosystems and on how changing fire regimes influence their function and resilience.

This webinar seeks to introduce and critically engage with the concept of Convivial Conservation by exploring real-world case studies from Peru.

Speakers highlighted diverse career opportunities in conservation outside the academic sphere and foster global dialogue among professionals from different sectors.

A webinar organized by the ATBC Thematic Section in Biotic Interactions in Tropical Systems

Six expert panelists discuss how to identify good programs and advisors based on your interests, what materials you will need to apply, and how to put yourself in the best position to be accepted into graduate school.

The Organization for Tropical Studies and the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation co-hosted a TropTalk featuring Peter Raven, President Emeritus, Missouri Botanical Garden.

Six early-career panelists answer questions and share their trajectory and experiences post Ph.D.

The Organization for Tropical Studies and the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation co-hosted a TropTalk featuring Carlos Manuel Rodriguez, CEO and Chairperson of the Global Environmental Facility (GEF).

A webinar organized by the Neotropical Chapter of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation and the Latin America Chapter of the Ecological Society of America.

Tropical biology has been key to the development of theoretical advances and empirical investigations in studying biotic interactions, with a majority of the world’s biodiversity composed of tropical plants and their enemies and mutualists.

Tropical biology has been key to the development of theoretical advances and empirical investigations in studying biotic interactions, with a majority of the world’s biodiversity composed of tropical plants and their enemies and mutualists.

This series of talks explore questions about the structure and function of tropical ecosystems in a rapidly changing world by focusing in depth on three different biomes—rain forests, seasonally dry forests, and savannas.

Teaching tropical biology and conservation offers great opportunities for students to broaden their understanding of the natural world and gain a deep appreciation of the diversity of life on Earth.

Tropical biology, by its very nature, is awe-inspiring, and an endless fountain of stories and creative inspiration.

This webinar reviews key topics related to advancing careers in tropical biology and conservation including discussions on work-life balance, effective funding strategies, and career opportunities beyond academia.

This webinar reviews key topics related to advancing careers in tropical biology and conservation including discussions on work-life balance, effective funding strategies, and career opportunities beyond academia.

The recent emergence of zoonotic diseases – MERS, SARS, Ebola and Avian flu, and now COVID-19 – have affected human life in myriad ways. 

This series consists of eight different online events featuring three speakers and a Q&A session. Topics include: Impacts of COVID-19 on Wildlife Trade, Health, and Climate, Professional Skills, Teaching Tropical Biology, and Frontiers in Tropical Biology and...

This series featured five prominent speakers who stand out by their contributions to the field of Tropical Biology and Conservation: Brigitte Baptiste (Colombia), Robin Chazdon (USA), Rodolfo Dirzo (Mexico, USA), Lúcia Lohmann (Brazil), and Yadvinder Malhi (UK).

A joint webinar sponsored by the Society for Ecological Restoration and the ATBC. Restoration and conservation must have a complete view of the ecosystems to guaranty their recovery. In this webinar, researchers will explore how biotic interactions...

A joint webinar sponsored by the Society for Ecological Restoration and the ATBC. Researchers from different disciplines of social and natural science will discuss the importance of second-growth forests for conserving and restoring biodiversity, and recovering ecosystem...