Agadir to Welcome International Experts on Crocodiles in 2026
In a historic first for North Africa, Agadir is slated to host the World Congress of the IUCN Crocodile Specialist Group from May 11 to May 19, 2026. This prestigious international scientific event will attract over 300 experts from around the globe, all dedicated to the research and conservation of crocodilians. The congress promises to be a significant milestone not only for Agadir but also for Morocco, showcasing its commitment to biodiversity and conservation efforts.
The 28th edition of this congress will be organized by Crocoparc Agadir, a leading institution in the field of crocodile research and conservation. The theme for this year’s congress revolves around conservation challenges in an increasingly human-impacted world. Attendees can expect a diverse agenda that includes keynote lectures, workshops, scientific sessions, and networking opportunities aimed at fostering collaboration among conservationists and researchers.
Beyond its scientific significance, the congress is poised to enhance the visibility of Morocco and Agadir as key players in species protection and international cooperation in environmental matters. This event not only highlights the importance of crocodile conservation but also underlines the broader commitment of various stakeholders in ensuring the sustainability of our planet’s biodiversity.
As reported by aujourdhui.ma.
