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Scientific Program - III INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM REPRODUCTIVE BIOTECHNOLOGIES FOR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION


In August 2026, we will host the 3rd International Symposium on Reproductive Biotechnologies Applied to Wildlife Conservation. This growth reflects the urgency and importance of our mission: to use cutting-edge science to ensure the survival of endangered species worldwide.


Special Highlight: Our symposium will host the 1st Meeting of the Latin American Alliance of Biobanks for Conservation. This satellite event will bring together representatives from several countries to consolidate genetic conservation networks and strengthen scientific cooperation across Latin America.


Scientific Program


Thursday, August 20

Start

Session Topic

Speaker & Affiliation

07:00

Accreditation

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08:30

Opening Ceremony

Dr. Thyara de Deco-Souza

UFMS / Reprocon

09:00

From Genome to Landscape: Biobanks as Foundations for the Long-term Conservation of the Jaguar

Dr. Leandro Silveira

Jaguar Conservation Fund (IOP)

09:40

To be confirmed

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10:20

Preservation of Gametes and Gonadal Tissues from Rare and Endangered Animal Species

Dr. Pierre Comizzoli

Smithsonian Institution

11:00

The Pantanal Biobank

Dr. Pedro Nacib Jorge-Neto

Reprocon / FMVZ-USP / UFMS

11:40

Round Table

Chair: Dr. Gabriela Mastromonaco

Toronto Zoo

12:20

Lunch Break

—

14:00

The Relevance of Cytogenetics in Validating Samples within Germplasm Banks: The Example of Cervids

Dr. Maurício Barbanti

UNESP Jaboticabal

14:40

Reproductive Biotechnologies in the Conservation of Endangered Snakes

Dr. Beth Roberts

Memphis Zoo

15:20

Poster Session & Coffee Break

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16:00

Reproductive Biotechnologies Applied to the Conservation of Neotropical Primates

Dr. Sheyla F. S. Domingues

UFPA / UFRA

16:40

Assisted Reproductive Techniques and Biobanking Capacity for Amphibians

Dr. Gina Della Togna

Amphibian Survival Alliance

17:20

Reproductive Technologies and Challenges in Avian Conservation

Dr. Janaina Torres Carreira

Reneco International Wildlife Consultants

18:00

Round Table

Chair: Dr. Alexandre Rodrigues Silva

UFERSA / CAPES

Friday, August 21

Start

Session Topic

Speaker & Affiliation

08:00

1000 Genomes: Mapping Chile's Biodiversity

Dr. Carola Cañón

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

08:40

Genomics in the Conservation of Endangered Species

Dr. Daniel Chavez

UC Davis

09:20

Oral Presentations: Best Abstracts I & II

To Be Announced

09:50

Bison Cloning

Dr. Leslie Antonio González

EARTH University

10:30

iPSCs in the Conservation of Neotropical Animals

Dr. Fabiana Bressan

FZEA-USP

11:10

How to Implement Stem Cell Technologies for Conservation

Dr. Ashlee Hutchinson

Revive & Restore

11:50

Round Table

Chair: Dr. Marcia Ferraz

Toronto Zoo

12:20

Lunch Break

—

14:00

Pharmacological Semen Collection and Cryobanking in the Andean Bear

Dr. David Galindo

UNMSM

14:40

South American Ichthyofauna Germplasm Bank

Dr. Danilo Streit Jr.

Aquam / UFRGS

15:20

High-Security Biobank Specimen Receptacles & Biosafety

Technical Lecture

15:35

Poster Session & Coffee Break

—

16:15

Current Status of Animal Biobanking in Asia

Dr. Boripat Siriaroonrat

Mahidol University

16:55

Biobanking in Zoos: Building Programs from the Ground Up

Dr. Gabriela Mastromonaco

Toronto Zoo

17:35

Round Table

—

18:05

Closing Remarks

Dr. Gediendson Araujo

UFMS / Reprocon


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