Global Warming is a global phenomenon with a number of effects on the global level. Global warming has various effects, ranging from the effects to the atmosphere to the economical, environmental as well as the health life of human beings. One of the most serious effects of Global Warming that humans have to think about is the effects on the health of individuals, nations and therefore civilizations. The rise in temperature due to global warming is known to be supportive to various viral diseases like the west Nile virus and malaria. If we don't do something to reverse this frightening trend, it would mean extinction for thousands of species. Global warming has come down to earth for the wildlife right in our backyards. The effects are already happening and will likely worsen unless we get serious about reducing emissions of carbon dioxide and other heat trapping gases to help slow global warming.
The world is currently facing its greatest ever biodiversity crisis. Insects and plants are becoming extinct because of habitat loss, over-hunting, pollution, over population and the threat of global climate change. So it is becoming important that the world has professionals equipped with the necessary skills to understand and manage biodiversity of insects, which must ensure that resources are conserved for the future while taking into account the needs of the growing human population, and the pressures for its development.


THEME OF THE CONFERENCE
Global warming on insect migration and biodiversity conservation
Global warming on agricultural Insects and food security for rural population
Global warming on conservation/management of forestry Insects.
Global warming on management of medical and veterinary Insects
Global warming on malaria, dengue and filariasis and human health
Global warming on marine ecosystem and aquatic sustainability
Global warming on wetland ecosystem management and pollution control
Global warming on biotechnological advancement on insects
Global warming on pesticide toxicity and including novel and nano- insecticides
Global warming on Taxonomical implications on the biodiversity of species