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International Conference on Plastic Pollution in Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystems

📅 20–21 Oct 2026 📍 Durban, South Africa 👤 Standard / Listener

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This session will explore the various ways plastic pollution affects terrestrial ecosystems, including soil health and biodiversity. Researchers will present findings on the ecological consequences of plastic waste in habitats ranging from forests to urban areas.

This track will focus on the sources, distribution, and ecological effects of microplastics in freshwater and marine environments. Presentations will highlight recent research on the bioaccumulation of microplastics in aquatic organisms and their implications for ecosystem health.

This session will discuss cutting-edge waste management practices aimed at reducing plastic pollution in both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Experts will share successful case studies and innovative approaches to enhance recycling and minimize plastic waste.

This track will examine the relationship between plastic contamination and ecosystem health across various geographical regions. Researchers will present data on the impacts of plastic pollution on ecosystem services and biodiversity.

This session will focus on the latest advancements in plastic remediation technologies, including bioremediation and chemical methods. Participants will discuss the effectiveness, scalability, and environmental implications of these techniques.

This track will highlight innovative materials and practices that serve as sustainable alternatives to conventional plastics. Presentations will cover biodegradable materials, eco-friendly packaging solutions, and their potential to mitigate plastic pollution.

This session will explore the latest tools and technologies for monitoring plastic pollution in terrestrial and aquatic environments. Researchers will share methodologies for assessing plastic distribution and impacts on ecosystems.

This track will delve into the role of policy in mitigating plastic pollution at local, national, and global levels. Experts will discuss effective regulatory frameworks and collaborative initiatives aimed at reducing plastic waste.

This session will examine the importance of public awareness and education in addressing plastic pollution. Presentations will focus on community engagement strategies and campaigns that promote sustainable practices.

This track will address the impact of plastic pollution on biodiversity, highlighting case studies that illustrate species decline and habitat degradation. Researchers will propose solutions to mitigate these effects and promote ecosystem resilience.

This session will emphasize the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in understanding and addressing plastic pollution. Participants will share insights from various fields, including ecology, engineering, and social sciences, to foster holistic solutions.