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The British Ecological Society organises an exciting and diverse range of scientific, ecology-orientated meetings. The Annual Meeting is the largest annual meeting of ecologists in Europe, attracting hundreds of delegates and over 450 abstracts across the whole range of ecological topics. Field-based Meetings organised by the Society's Specialist Groups bring together small numbers of ecologists to really get to grips with specific site issues. The Society funds a number of grants to help delegates
The BES's new home is at Charles Darwin House, London, where we have access to a top of the range conference suite. If you are looking for a venue for your meeting in London, look no further. If you are a BES member, you also get preferential rates.
If you want to be more involved with BES meetings, you can propose a meeting or a symposium, organise a Thematic Topic at the Annual Meeting or help judge student presentations. The BES spends significant funds each year on grants to attend its meetings and also on grants to run meetings.
- How to propose a BES Symposium Meeting
- How to propose a Specialist Group Meeting
- How to become a Local Organiser for the Annual Meeting
- How to propose a thematic session at the Annual Meeting
- Getting a grant to run a meeting(Commemorative Event, Workshop, etc)
- How to get a grant to attend a meeting
To help ecologists plan their diaries we also collate information on a wide range of ecology-related meetings across the world.
