Abstract Submission Form Guidelines
The European Vulture Conference 2023 provides a unique platform for vulture conservationists and researchers to showcase their work on vulture biology, ecology, and conservation to a global audience. 

We value a wide range of abstract submissions that go beyond traditional scientific papers. Alongside scientific research, we also encourage applied research and project reporting.
 
We welcome a wide range of abstract submissions that delve into project management and results, emphasising successful initiatives and sharing valuable lessons learned from practical implementation and real-world impact. Your abstracts can cover diverse aspects related to vultures, including applied conservation and management practices such as case studies, field methods for population monitoring, evaluation of reintroduction programmes, environmental impact assessment reports, guidelines for managing feeding stations, and more. It's important to note that these projects and initiatives don't need to be published in academic journals. While high-level scientific analysis and statistical studies are not mandatory, well-structured abstracts based on properly implemented projects and initiatives are encouraged.
 
Our ultimate goal is to connect practitioners with scholars, fostering collaboration to bridge the gap between academia and on-the-ground conservation efforts. This collaborative approach ensures that scientific research effectively informs the work of vulture conservation practitioners and vice versa, creating a mutually beneficial exchange of knowledge and expertise.
 
To submit an abstract, please adhere to the following instructions:
• Abstracts must be submitted in English and should not exceed 300 words. Please note that the Conference language will be in English only. 
• Online submissions are mandatory and can be made through this designated submission form. Please note that only online submissions via the Abstract Submission Form will be accepted. Abstracts sent through other means will not be considered.
• Each individual is welcome to submit multiple abstracts, but they can only present a maximum of one oral presentation and one poster.
• Please register at least one author (presenting author) for the conference as soon as possible.
• The deadline for abstract submissions is 15 June 2023.
• We will promptly inform you (as the first author) regarding the acceptance of your abstract and the assigned format no later than the end of July 2023.
• Guidelines for creating your presentation and poster will be shared with you at a later stage, enabling you to showcase your work effectively.

Please note that the Conference language will be in English only. All talks and presentations will be delivered in English.

Join us in fostering this invaluable exchange of knowledge and expertise. Don't miss this opportunity to contribute to vulture conservation. Submit your abstract today!