World Conservation Congress (IUCN) 2025

The IUCN World Conservation Congress 2025 is the world's largest gathering of conservation experts, leaders, and decision-makers. Held every four years, the Congress sets the global conservation agenda and fosters collaboration among stakeholders to address pressing environmental challenges.

Key Highlights

• Global Participation: Over 1,400 Member organizations from more than 140 countries will convene to discuss and decide on critical conservation issues.

• Diverse Sessions: The Congress will feature over 500 sessions, including thematic forums, workshops, and high-level dialogues.

• Innovative Exhibition: An interactive exhibition space will showcase cutting-edge conservation technologies, research, and initiatives.

• Youth Engagement: The Changemakers program will spotlight young innovators driving transformative conservation efforts.

Who Should Attend?

• Policymakers and government officials shaping environmental and sustainability policies

• Environmentalists and conservation advocates

• Scientists and researchers in biodiversity, climate, and ecosystem management

• Business leaders focused on sustainable development and ESG strategies

• Youth leaders and innovators participating in environmental change

• Indigenous community representatives and local conservation groups

• NGOs and civil society organizations involved in nature protection

• Technology providers offering solutions for ecological monitoring and conservation