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7th World Lagomorph Conference

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Date(s)
July 22, 2024 - July 26, 2024
Location
Queen's University Belfast
Time
17:00 - 17:00
Price
Fees vary
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The World Lagomorph Conference brings together researchers and experts on rabbits, hares, and pikas from all over the world. This meeting is a great opportunity to share and exchange information on the evolution, genetics, morphology, physiology, behaviour, ecology, diseases, management and conservation of wild lagomorphs. Ordinarily every four years, we are hosting this meeting only two years after the 6th World Lagomorph Conference in Montpellier during 2022 to make up lost ground due to the COVID19 pandemic and maintain international momentum in the study of lagomorphs. 

 

'Early-rabbit' registration fees

01 December 2023 - 31 March 2024

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Student Participant (non-member WLS)

£170

Student Participant (member WLS)

£150

Senior Participant (non-member WLS)

£350

Senior Participant (member WLS)

£300

Accompanying Person

£100
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