9th Balkan Botanical Congress
October 8 - October 12
We are pleased to invite you to participate in the IX Balkan botanical congress, which will be held from 8 to 12 October 2026 in Podgorica, Montenegro, organized by the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts, the University of Montenegro, and the Natural History Museum of Montenegro (more information: https://canu.me/, https://www.ucg.ac.me/, https://pmcg.co.me/).
Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, is the country’s largest urban center, recognizable for its rivers and sunlit landscapes, where rich natural heritage harmoniously intertwines with a contemporary urban spirit, creating an inspiring setting for scientific dialogue and international cooperation. Situated at the transition between Mediterranean and continental climate zones, it is characterized by a remarkable diversity of landscapes and ecosystems. Owing to its outstanding natural values and rich biodiversity, four protected areas stand out within its territory – Nature park “Komovi”, Nature park “Zeta River”, Natural Monument “Park Forest Gorica” and Natural Monument “Cave Magara” (see more: https://podgorica.me/, https://www.auzp.me/zasticena-podrucja/).
The aim of organizing the IX Balkan botanical congress is to bring together scientists, researchers, and experts from the region and beyond, in order to exchange the latest knowledge in the field of botany and related disciplines, including mycology . The Congress seeks to strengthen regional and international cooperation, encourage interdisciplinary research, and promote joint initiatives in the study and conservation of plant diversity in the Balkans.
The program of the Congress includes tree lecture days that will allow plenary, oral and poster presentations, social events, and two excursions – mid-congress and a post-congress field trip.
Details
- Start:
- October 8
- End:
- October 12
- Website:
- https://www.lxbbc.me/#/about
Venue
- Podgorica
- Montenegro
Organiser
- Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts, the University of Montenegro, and the Natural History Museum of Montenegro