CCATL 2025 aims to bring together researchers from tropical, subtropical, and temperate regions to discuss challenges and opportunities in agriculture. CCATL 2025 seeks to improve predictions and rejuvenate agriculture in Sri Lanka and tropical regions worldwide.
“Join us for the International Conference on Climate Change and Agriculture in Tropical Latitudes 2025, hosted in beautiful Sri Lanka. This event unites experts from tropical, subtropical, and temperate regions to tackle the pressing challenges and seize the opportunities in agriculture today.
With tropical areas often underrepresented in scientific research, CCATL 2025 aims to bridge this critical data gap. Together, we will synthesize existing knowledge, foster collaboration, and enhance our understanding of climate change’s impact on global food security.
Be part of a transformative dialogue that seeks to rejuvenate agriculture and empower sustainable practices. Let’s cultivate solutions for a resilient future in agriculture!”
Chairman, National Science Foundation, Sri Lanka
Chair Professor of Agricultural Engineering
Environmental Technology,
Faculty of Agriculture,
University of Ruhuna
Dean of the St. Paul’s College and Professor
Department of Plant Science, Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences
University of Manitoba, Canada
Director of Learning and Teaching
School of Molecular and Life Sciences
Curtin University, Western Australia
Professor at Toyo University
Japan
12th December 2024
CCATL 2025 will unite researchers from diverse climates to explore innovative solutions for sustainable agriculture. By sharing knowledge and strategies, the event aims to strengthen climate adaptation, enhance food security, and advance the United Nations’ SDGs, focusing on a resilient agricultural future in tropical regions.
5th, 6th & 7th May 2025