Call for Abstracts

Please register and submit your abstract through the Online Submission system on the official conference website.

Online Form Submission: Please fill out the required fields directly in the submission system, including Category, Title, Keywords, and a short Abstract (maximum 500 words).
File Format & Size: Only .doc format is accepted. The uploaded file must not exceed 20 MB in size.
File Naming: [Last name_First name].doc. Example: Doe_John.doc.
Competitions: You may opt-in for the "Best Paper Award" or "Best Poster Award" during the online submission process.
Author Roles & Permissions: A confirmation email will be sent to all authors upon submission. Only the designated corresponding author can modify, upload, or withdraw the submission. All other authors will have read-only permission.
Please download the [Abstract Word Template] first, then proceed to the Online Submission system to upload your abstract.

To ensure a fair and comprehensive evaluation for the Best Presentation Awards, all presentations will be assessed by our session chairs and committee members based on the following criteria.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Academic Originality (20%)
Significance and Relevance (20%)
Logical Clarity (20%)
Clarity of Presentation (20%)
Responses to Questions and Discussion (20%)

POSTER PRESENTATION

Academic Originality (25%)
Significance and Relevance (25%)
Logical Clarity (25%)
Clarity of Presentation (25%)

Scoring Scale:

5 – Excellent | 4 – Good | 3 – Average | 2 – Fair | 1 – Poor

Online Submission

Conference Themes

Specific topics of interest include, but are not limited to the following:

01.

Adaptive Green Infrastructure & Ecological Networks

Multi-scale connectivity (community–urban–regional), corridor/node design, core–buffer–link systems, indicators and models.

Keywords: connectivity, corridors, patch–matrix–corridor, circuit theory, graph metrics, urban–rural linkages.

02.

Ecosystem Services & Community Co-production for Resilience

ES valuation and governance, local/Indigenous knowledge, co-management, participatory planning and tools.

Keywords: ES, co-management, equity, participatory governance, PPGIS.

03.

Nature-Based Climate Adaptation & Multi-Hazard Risk Reduction

Extreme heat, flood/drought, landslides, coastal storms/erosion; scenarios and resilient strategies.

Keywords: UHI mitigation, flood/drought, landslide risk, coastal resilience, scenario planning, DRR.

04.

Blue-Green Corridors & Water-Sensitive Urban Design

Sponge city, LID, river/wetland restoration, stormwater management, blue health.

Keywords: river daylighting, wetlands, bioswales, water quality, blue health.

05.

Rural Regeneration & Agri-Ecological Networks

Multifunctional agriculture and corridors (field margins, hedgerows, irrigation canals/wetlands), Satoyama, place-based revitalization, agricultural carbon sinks and food/agri education.

Keywords: agroecology, Satoyama, multifunctional landscapes, pollinator corridors, irrigation wetlands, community forestry, rural livelihoods.

06.

Human Dimensions of Biodiversity

Perceptions and values, nature connectedness and place attachment, stewardship, environmental justice, human–wildlife coexistence, literacy and communication.

Keywords: perceived vs actual biodiversity, pro-environmental behavior, access & justice, behavior change.

07.

Health Promotion & Health Impact Assessment: Landscape, Multisensory & Health

Dose–response, restoration/attention processes, HIA tools and metrics, health inequities and vulnerable groups, clinical/physiological indicators.

Keywords: biophilic design, restorative environments, HRV/cortisol, HIA, health equity, RCT/longitudinal.

08.

Nature-Based Tourism, Recreation & Destination Resilience

Trail/bike green networks, capacity and flows, overtourism governance, interpretation and environmental education, post-disaster recovery.

Keywords: recreational ES, carrying capacity, visitor flow modelling, wayfinding.

09.

Innovating Landscapes, Case Studies & Living Labs in Nature-Based Restoration

Design–build–monitor–adapt across habitats/scales, long-term evaluation, cost-benefit and scalability, post-disaster restoration.

Keywords: POE, long-term monitoring, scaling.

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