We invite you to submit an abstract for a session on animal movement, behaviour and biologging at the 7th World Conference on Marine Biodiversity in Bruges, Belgium (17-20 November 2026) @wcmb2026.bsky.social, @inbo.be, @vliz.be, @aquatictracking.bsky.social More info below! 👇

@Day 3 of #ICTC26, the community and platform is introduced, including the Animal Movement group which is co-led by the International Bio-Logging Society.

@Day 2 of #ICTC26, Wild Moves and Wild Album were launched! Wild Moves is the GBIF-mediated animal tracking data portal developed by the Data Standardisation Working Group of the IBLS (Peter Desmet, INBO) and hosted by @wildlabs.bsky.social .

#ICTC2026 has kicked off! 🚀 600 people, with an even distribution between researchers, practitioners and technology developers, plus policy makers and other stakeholders. The International Bio-Logging Society is among the 15 partner organizations that contributed to the organization of the event.

The Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research (Leibniz-IZW) is seeking a scientist in wildlife biology, ecology, or a closely related discipline, with a focus on movement ecology, spatial data analysis, and/or scavenger and carnivore systems. Read and apply here: tinyurl.com/mr3x7uwk

🐋 Join on February 13 for the next Marine Biodiversity Networking Friday – and the first Networking Friday of the year – focusing on animal movement and its critical role in ecosystem connectivity and biodiversity conservation. 🗓️ February 13, 1-2 PM UTC 📲 Register now: aircent.re/4r8vQKN