Alpha Wildlife Summits 2023

Submission Deadlines  |  Presenters Instructions & Guidelines

Submissions, Presentations & Publications

Important Notice

Style and format for the manuscripts, and page charges ($125 CAD/page), will follow those of the Canadian Wildlife Biology & Management (cwbm.ca) journal. Click here to download CWBM Publication Guidelines.

Kindly note that to present at the Summit, authors must have a paper that has been properly reviewed and accepted and for which page charges have been paid in full before November 15, 2023.

Dates to Remember 

Dec. 20, 2022

Submit one or more titles of presentations BEFORE Dec. 20th, 2022

May 31, 2023

Upon acceptation of title(s), submit manuscript(s) BEFORE May 31, 2023

Sept. 15, 2023

Acceptation/Rejection of refereed papers will be completed BEFORE Sept. 15, 2023

Sept. 30, 2023

Revision of accepted paper(s) must be finalized BEFORE Sept. 30, 2023

Oct. 31, 2023

Draft-typeset manuscripts will be sent to authors BEFORE Oct.31, 2023

Early December, 2023

The Summit will be held in early December 2023

2024

All refereed manuscripts will be published in 2024 in a book (with ISBN registration to National Libraries) that will be free and accessible online. In addition, authors will receive a PDF for posting on their websites or scientific networks.

Subjects to Consider

All Subjects related to Wildlife Conservation & Management will be included in this summit.

  • EWhat should wildlife management be in the 21st Century?
  • EScientific evidence vs. opinions & beliefs
  • EImpacts of lobbyists, politicians, animal rights, religions...
  • EPredators - Species at risk - Invasive species - Indicator species
  • EConsumptive & non-consumptive use of wildlife & their impacts
  • EGenetics - Translocations - Climate changes - Pollutions
  • EAnimal Welfare
  • EHuman - Wildlife Conflicts
  • EEducation

Video Summit aims to:

1. Review past and present issues in wildlife conservation and management throughout the world;

2. Identify solutions to current concerns and problems; and

3. Pave the way for more effective wildlife management programs for the 21st Century.

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Inquiries / Submissions

Please send all inquiries and submissions to:

Dr. Gilbert Proulx, PhD, CWB

email: gproulx@alphawildlife.ca

Director of Science
Alpha Wildlife Research & Management Ltd.
Editor-in-Chief
Canadian Wildlife Biology & Management

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