Call for Contributions

• AI tools for environmental decision-making

• Machine learning for environmental data

• Computer vision for ecology & conservation

• Data fusion and remote sensing

• Generative AI for environmental data

• AI for biodiversity and ecosystems

• Decision support tools for policy and planning

• Ecoacoustics / camera traps for conservation monitoring

• Digital media and climate communications

• Geospatial foundation models

• Foundation models for weather and climate

• Responsible innovation and ethical AI

• Dashboards and data visualisation

• Explainable and transparent AI

• Climate risk, adaptation, and mitigation

• Environmental monitoring and forecasting

• Marine / terrestrial case studies

• Data-driven approaches for socioecological systems

• Agentic tools for sustainability

• Sustainable AI

• Social justice in AI supply chains

• …

• + any other topic relevant to the wider conference themes

• Please complete the submission form.

• Abstracts should be no more than 400 words in length. 

• You will have the opportunity to specify a preference for an oral or a poster presentation, or can be considered for either format.  

• Oral presentations are expected to be 10 minutes duration with time for questions.  

• Posters should fit on a standard A1 portrait poster board and will be displayed during breaks and in dedicated poster sessions.  

• You may include a link to a figure or supporting material

• At least one author will need to register for the conference and attend the event to present the work.

We welcome submissions of published and unpublished work. There are no conference proceedings. Abstracts will be shared with participants but this is a non-archival conference. 

• Abstract submission will be open from 9th March 2026

• The deadline to receive submissions is 30th April 2026

• We will notify you of acceptance by 22nd May 2026