Ecotoxicology and Wildlife Risk Assessment
Ecotoxicology investigates the impact of contaminants on wildlife species. This theme discusses exposure routes, ecological modeling, and population-level effects. Experts explore sentinel species, reproductive toxicity, and behavioral disruptions in fauna. Case studies from terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems are presented. Environmental monitoring and conservation strategies are highlighted. Delegates gain tools to improve wildlife protection and ecological resilience.
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