We are very excited to inform you that the website for the ACLIE is officially open for registrations.
Please visit the website to register for the conference or to submit an abstract on the abstracts portal. Please follow the link to go directly to the website:
https://www.eiseverywhere.com/ehome/321729?&t=9e5ab1b1d1e468e9ddf16c6b5e23a8f0
The inaugural African Conference for Linear Infrastructure and Ecology (ACLIE) will be held in 2019 in the iconic Kruger National Park, co-hosted by the Endangered Wildlife Trust and Eskom. Centered around the theme Building Partnerships and Investing in nature: the Linear Way in Africa, the conference will focus on the intersection of people and linear infrastructure, specifically how both people and nature are connected along, across and between different types of infrastructure.
All conference arrangements will be facilitated and managed by africaMASSIVE, a professional conference organising company.
The aims of ACLIE are:
1) To promote a safe and ecologically sustainable pan-African linear infrastructure; and,
2) To promote networking opportunities and effective partnerships that facilitate communication and exchange of knowledge, ideas and news.
Our focus will target four main themes:
1. Impacts of Linear Infrastructure on local flora and fauna;
2. Linear infrastructure through sensitive areas;
3. Mitigating impacts; and
4. Building partnerships
The ACLIE programme includes podium presentations, posters, field trips, and exhibits on topics of special interest to researchers, biologists, engineers, planners, project managers, administrators, and policy makers.
Important Dates
Date / 2019 |
Day |
Activity |
10 March |
Sunday |
Arrival and registration. |
11 March |
Monday |
Paper Sessions |
12 March |
Tuesday |
Paper Sessions |
13 March |
Wednesday |
Field trips and workshops |
14 March |
Thursday |
Paper Sessions |
15 March |
Friday |
Checkout and Departures |
Skukuza Rest Camp, Kruger National Park (RSA)
Wendy Collinson-Jonker
Wildlife and Roads Project
Endangered Wildlife Trust
Cell: +27(0)73 596 1673 | Email: wendyc[at]ewt.org[dot]za | Web: www.ewt.org.za | Skype: wendy.collinson21
Physical Address: Building K2, Ardeer Road, Pinelands Office Park, Modderfontein 1609, Gauteng, South Africa
Postal Address: Private Bag X 11, Modderfontein 1645, Gauteng, South Africa
The core supporters of the Wildlife and Roads Project are Bridgestone SA, Bakwena Platinum Corridor Concessionaire, De Beers Group of Companies, Ford Wildlife Foundation, N3 Toll Concession and TRAC N4, dedicated to minimising the negative interactions between wildlife and transport infrastructure.