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VIII. International Eurasian Ornithology Congress, Romania

IEOC 2025,19-21 May 2025

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IEOC 2025, Romania

VIII. International Eurasian Ornithology Congress

19-21 May 2025, Iaşi Romania

Wildlife Malaria Network (WIMANET) symposium

WIMANET

8th International Eurasian Ornithology Congress, Iaşi, 2025

Dear Colleague, 


We will be very pleased to organize our congress, which we had to take a long break due to reasons beyond our control, in Iaşi, Romania on 19-21 May 2025 and to see you among us.


Of all living creatures, birds are the group that is most at risk from environmental deterioration caused by human activity. Even the remotest ecosystem is affected in some way, raising the possibility that isolation will afford insufficient protection to any species; migrants are at special risk because they travel through areas where resting and feeding stopovers have diminished or disappeared. Degraded wetlands, remnants of natural woodlands, the large-scale replacement of coastal vegetation by concrete inevitably will reduce the diversity of ecosystems whose features cannot be replicated by open waters created for leisure, by single-species woodland plantations or by gardens and parks, although these do offer advantages to adaptable bird species. Species that are habitat specialists can all too easily be driven to extinction. Although mankind and birds have co-existed remarkably well in many parts of the world until recently, it can be argued that the relentless pace of extinction of bird species is symptomatic of world-wide ‘simplification’ of plant, insect, mammal, and fish species as a consequence of industrial-scale mass production of food for humankind, whose vulnerability to catastrophe would appear to be increasing because food ‘crops’ are monocultures produced at densities not tolerated in nature and potentially at risk from disease evolution. In the Palearctic, Nearctic and Oriental regions, primary habitats for birds are diminishing at rates that are often severe and increasing. Thousands of insect species are believed to have become extinct before they have been described, putting many hundreds of bird species at risk as one of their primary food sources reduces. However, it is likely that the more subtle effects of removing insect species from complex ecosystems, especially the forced changes to the food chains, few of which have been studied at all, will have severe and unpredictable effects in the longer term. The 8th International Eurasian Ornithology Congress aims to bring together ornithologists and bird lovers in general, to create a platform for knowledge exchange and to discuss the problems and their solutions. This Congress welcomes all humanitarians who care about nature, particularly avifauna. All subjects related to birds will be deal in Congress sessions; there will be no other restriction on the topic of a presentation.  


Also, we orginze "Wildlife Malaria Network (WIMANET) symposium" coleboreted with WIMANET COST Action within the congress


Your attendance at this Congress will be our privilege and honour. We are looking forward to greeting you in Iaşi on 19-21 May 2025. Sincerely yours.          


Organizing Committee

Please send your abstract directly to albayraktamer@gmail.com as word doc.

Abstract submission

Announcement: Abstract Submission Deadline Extended to February 15th!

Announcement: Abstract Submission Deadline Extended to February 15th!

Announcement: Abstract Submission Deadline Extended to February 15th!

Announcement: Abstract Submission Deadline Extended to February 15th!

Announcement: Abstract Submission Deadline Extended to February 15th!

Announcement: Abstract Submission Deadline Extended to February 15th!

Important Dates

Important Dates

Important Dates

Symposium Date: 19- 25 May 2025  

The opening of Abstract Submission: 01 November 2024  

Deadline for Abstract Submission: 

31  January 2025  

Notification of Acceptance: 

15 February 2025

Early Registration Deadline: 

20 March 2025 ​ 

Symposium Language: The official language of the congress is English.

Iaşi, Romania

Important Dates

Important Dates

Iaşi has stood for centuries as the most important political, economic, social and cultural centre in North-Eastern Romania.

Due to its location, Iaşi was at the crossroads of the main trade routes coming from Poland, Hungary, Russia and Constantinople. The first written evidence of the economic importance of Iaşi and also of its very existence comes from a 1408 charter by which the Moldavian ruler Alexandru cel Bun (Alexander the Good) granted commercial priority to the Polish merchants of Lvov.


REGISTRATION INFORMATION


The transfer from Bucharest Otopeni Airport to Iasi:
a. by plain (40 minutes) - there are some available domestic flights daily,
b. by train (6 hours and 20-40 minutes) - the train number and departure time from Bucharest North Rail-station (the are train transfers from Otopeni to this main rail-station in Bucharest at every 30 minutes): IR 12661, 6h50'; IR 1663, 12h00; IR 1665, 16h10'; IC 551, 17h25'; IRN 402, 19h10; IRN 1667, 22h54' (with sleeping cars).
c. by bus (6 - 7 hours): Massaro Trans (15h00', 19h45'), Teisa (3h00', 14h00'), Micedu Company (16h30').

Congress topics

Important Dates

Congress topics

  • Behavior
  • Bird strikes and aircraft safety
  • Climate Change
  • Collision with obstacles
  • Conservation
  • Ecology
  • Evolution
  • Microbiome
  • Migration
  • Parasitology
  • Phylogeography and Phylogeny
  • Wildlife management
  • Others

Accomodation

Accomodation

Congress topics

Every participant is responsible for his own bookings


Committee

Accomodation

Sponsorhip

Committees

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Remember that we must ask the reservation for the Danube Delta trip no later than the 10 March 2025

Remember that we must ask the reservation for the Danube Delta trip no later than the 10 March 2025

Remember that we must ask the reservation for the Danube Delta trip no later than the 10 March 2025

Remember that we must ask the reservation for the Danube Delta trip no later than the 10 March 2025

Remember that we must ask the reservation for the Danube Delta trip no later than the 10 March 2025

Remember that we must ask the reservation for the Danube Delta trip no later than the 10 March 2025

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Programme of IEOC2025, Romania

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Printed Materials

Program_IEOC_2025 (docx)

İndirme

Accepted prenentations IEOC_2025 (pdf)

İndirme

Congress venue

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Plenaries

Michael WINK

Alexandre ROULIN

Alexandre ROULIN

What is a vulture? Phylogeny and character evolution.

Alexandre ROULIN

Alexandre ROULIN

Alexandre ROULIN

Navigation ecology in the barn owl

Special Issue: Avian Genetic Diversity

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Collaboration with

Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iaşi

Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iaşi; Faculty of Biology.

Dokuz Eylül University

Dokuz Eylül University

Akdeniz University

Dokuz Eylül University

DEU, Science Faculty

DEU, Lab of Ornithology

DEU, Fauna and Flora Research Center

SOR - Romanian Ornithological Society

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