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JOIN US IN PROTECTING SEABIRDS & MARINE ECOSYSTEMS

Explore our sponsorship options and learn more about this unique opportunity to promote your organisation among the leaders and decision-makers of the conservation community.

FAST FACTS

Held every five years since 2010, the World Seabird Conference brings together international seabird scientists, managers, and conservationists to collaborate on the most pressing global challenges facing seabirds today.

 7–11 September 2026
Hotel Grand Chancellor | Hobart, Tasmania Hybrid + In-person and online

  • 600+ Delegates from 50 countries
  • 400+ Papers and posters
  • 1,300 + Contacts

sponsorship & exhibitor opportunities

WSC4 is one of the world’s largest gatherings dedicated to advancing seabird science and conservation. As a hybrid event — offered both in-person and online — it brings together researchers, NGOs, policy-makers, and stakeholders from across the globe to address the most pressing challenges facing seabirds and marine ecosystems.

Sponsoring WSC4 is a unique opportunity to align your organisation with a mission of genuine global significance, whilst ensuring your brand is seen by international leaders and decision-makers in conservation and environmental policy.

Why Sponsor WSC4?

Brand visibility
Reach leading scientists, conservationists, and environmental decision-makers from around the world.

Demonstrate commitment
Affirm your organisation’s dedication to biodiversity, sustainability, and climate resilience.

Cross-sector engagement
Connect with delegates from academia, government, NGOs, and industry in a single forum.

What Your Sponsorship Supports

Your contribution directly funds meaningful access and inclusion across the seabird conservation community.

  • Access and Inclusion: Funding registration and travel support for participants from underrepresented and traditionally excluded communities in conservation.
  • Global Participation: Enabling attendance from conservation professionals in developing countries who may not otherwise have the opportunity to join.
  • Early-Career Support: Providing students with access to travel assistance and registration, allowing them to connect with mentors, potential supervisors, and employers in the seabird science community.
Contact us for additional details: info@worldseabirdunion.org

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