Program

Preliminary Schedule

Monday June 29 arrival / registration / welcome event
Tuesday June 30 lectures / posters
Wednesday July 1 lectures / posters / conference dinner
Thursday July 2 field trips / departure
Friday July 3  departure (Thursday field trips may end late, so plan departures accordingly)

 

 

 

We are currently collecting abstracts and shaping an engaging, high-quality programme that will reflect the latest advances and ideas in the field, while encouraging networking in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

Explore the preliminary conference schedule and take a first look at what to expect in both the scientific and social program.

See who will be joining us — confirmed speakers.

Conference Dinner

Join us for the SWSEurope 2026 conference dinner at SOLNICE, located in the heart of České Budějovice. This remarkable Gothic building, originally built in 1531 as a city granary, is home to one of the four oldest roof structures of its kind in the Czech Republic. Over the centuries, it stored weapons and later salt, and remained largely unchanged until its careful reconstruction in the 21st century.

Enjoy traditional Czech cuisine, local beer, and a distinctive historic setting while networking with fellow participants. The evening offers a relaxed space to continue professional discussions, exchange ideas, and strengthen connections within the conference community.

 

www.restauracesolnice.cz

 


Field Trips

On the last day of the meeting, participants are invited to join one of three guided field excursions showcasing the remarkable wetlands of South Bohemia.

 

Šumava Peatlands

Šumava Peatlands

Explore the unique raised bogs and mountain peatlands of the Šumava National Park, one of Central Europe’s most iconic wetland landscapes.

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Třeboň Ramsar sites

Třeboň Ramsar sites

(fishponds and peatlands)= the core of the UNESCO Třeboň Biosphere Reserve

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Vrbenské fishponds Nature Reserve

Vrbenské fishponds Nature Reserve

The Vrbenské fishponds Nature Reserve (246 ha) is located on the northwestern edge of České Budějovice in the wider floodplain of the Vltava River.

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