The King and Other Elapid Snakes of the Oriental Tropics
Important notice
The upcoming symposium will be rescheduled to a later date due to current international instability and ongoing conflicts affecting travel and global logistics. We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may cause. As soon as updates are available and a new date has been confirmed this information will be updated accordingly.
Conservation Courtyard
Connecting People and Purpose for conservation
We are excited to launch The Conservation Courtyard, a space designed to bring together a diverse and inspiring community of conservation professionals and creative working on snakes and other herpetofauna. This engaging platform welcomes non-profits, research institutions, companies, educators, filmmakers, photographers, illustrators, designers, naturalists, and field practitioners who are united by a passion for biodiversity and impactful conservation.
Join Us at The Conservation Courtyard
As Part of the Symposium: The King and Other Elapid Snakes of the Oriental Tropics
October 16-18 2026 TATA Auditorium, IISc Bangalore, India
This is more than just a showcase - it's an opportunity to:
- Highlight your work and conservation impact
- Connect with fellow delegates, researchers, and students
- Share volunteering, internship, or collaboration opportunities
- Spark new ideas, conversations, and potential partnerships
Stall Registration Details:
- Open to: Organisations and independent practitioners working in conservation, herpetology, education, media, design, or related fields
- Deadline to apply: 16th August 2026
- Stall slots: Limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis
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The stall fee is ₹5,000 ($58 USD) per institute. This includes access to food and refreshments for two representatives from the organization. Please note that this fee does not cover access to conference sessions or related resources.
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After receiving the registration, a payment link will be sent. The registration will be considered complete once the payment has been received.
Whether you're amplifying field research, enabling science communication, or crafting products for conservation action, this is your chance to be seen, heard, and celebrated.
We look forward to hosting you and building a stronger, connected conservation community together.
