International Primatological Society Congress 2025
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Dates
July 20–25, 2025
Location
Novotel Convention and Spa Madagascar
Pricing
In-person (Member)
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550 USD
In-person (Non-member)
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675 USD
Online (Member)
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80 USD
Online (Non-member)
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200 USD
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We are thrilled to announce that Madagascar will be hosting the upcoming 30th Congress of the International Primatological Society. The congress will take place from the 20th to 25th of July 2025 at the Novotel Convention and Spa Madagascar. The opening reception will be held the evening of July 20th, scientific sessions July 21st-25th, and the closing banquet will be held the evening of July 25th. This prestigious event is a cornerstone in the field of primatology, bringing together leading scientists, conservationists, educators, and policymakers from around the globe to discuss and advance primate research and conservation efforts.
The IPS Congress has a long-standing tradition of fostering collaboration and innovation in primate studies. By hosting the 2025 Congress in Madagascar, we aim to highlight the critical importance of this unique island nation, which is home to 112 species of lemurs – all of which are found nowhere else on Earth. Madagascar's unparalleled biodiversity and the pressing conservation challenges it faces make it an ideal location for our gathering. Join us in celebrating primatology and exploring new ways to protect and understand these extraordinary animals.Participants
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The International Primatological Society (IPS) is a global organization dedicated to the study, conservation, and welfare of primates. Founded in 1964, IPS plays a pivotal role in fostering collaboration among researchers, conservationists, and educators worldwide. Its mission is to promote the exchange of knowledge, provide resources for primate conservation efforts, and encourage scientific research that helps safeguard the future of primates. Through its network of members and congresses, IPS strives to advance primate studies while supporting conservation initiatives and improving the welfare of primates both in the wild and captivity.
