From local individual movements, and daily foraging movements, to collective movement and dispersal, and global migratory patterns, movement is ubiquitous among animals. Animal movement has impacts at almost all ecological levels, and across temporal and spatial scales, including affecting individuals themselves, shaping social interactions and the structure of populations, the spread of disease and social information, and how populations cope with environmental change. From the detailed mechanistic causes, to the long-term evolutionary consequences, animal movement has received a lot of interest from the scientific community, across a large range of disciplines. With the 2022 ASAB Winter Conference we will focus on this exciting research topic and hope to attract scientists working on this broad topic across the whole spectrum of research topics. This includes: movement ecology, individual differences and movement, cognition and animal movement, social grouping and collective movement, migration and dispersal, spread of disease and social information, movement responses to global change, animal tracking in the lab and field, applications of movement ecology in conservation.

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Check out the final programme or download a pdf of the abstract booklet!

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Watch online!
Due to the incredible interest this year and receiving more registrations than the venue's capacity, we have decided to also make it possible to attend the conference online. Just go to: www.rcpe.ac.uk/video/association-study-animal-behaviour-6th-7th-december-2022. The stream will go live at 9:15am on the 6th December 2022!