This track focuses on the diversity of marine sponges and their ecological roles within marine ecosystems. It aims to explore species interactions, habitat preferences, and the implications of sponge biodiversity on ecosystem health.

This session will delve into the various symbiotic relationships involving marine sponges and other marine organisms. Discussions will highlight the ecological significance of these interactions and their contributions to ecosystem stability.

This track examines the impact of environmental stressors, such as climate change and pollution, on marine sponge populations. Research will focus on the adaptive mechanisms that enhance sponge resilience in changing environments.

This session will present innovative ecological modeling approaches to understand marine ecosystems' dynamics. Emphasis will be placed on modeling sponge habitats and their interactions with environmental variables.

This track focuses on effective conservation strategies aimed at protecting benthic ecosystems, particularly those involving marine sponges. Participants will discuss policy implications and management practices that promote ecosystem sustainability.

This session will explore advanced methodologies for habitat assessment and monitoring of marine sponge communities. The goal is to enhance understanding of habitat quality and its influence on sponge distribution and health.