To deeply study and implement the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, adhere to the integrated protection and systematic governance of mountains, waters, forests, fields, lakes, grasslands and deserts, promote the coordination of land and sea, and build a maritime power. Focusing on the hot topics and latest achievements in the field of physical geography and integrated green collaborative development, well-known experts and scholars at home and abroad are invited to discuss and exchange views on the themes of land-sea coordination and sustainable resource use, coastal ocean remote sensing and the "double carbon goals", degradation and restoration of coastal watershed ecosystems, biological invasion, ecosystem structure and function, biodiversity protection in coastal watersheds, etc., and explore innovative development ideas for future coastal watershed management. On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the founding of Ningbo University and the 30th anniversary of the merger of its three predecessor institutions, the entire university community is celebrating this milestone with great enthusiasm, fostering a vibrant academic atmosphere, we warmly welcome experts and scholars from relevant fields to join us at this conference!
Conference Theme：
Coastal Geography and Land-Sea Coordination for High-Quality Regional Development
Organizer：
School of Geography and Remote Sensing, Ningbo University
Zhejiang-Germany Joint Laboratory on Remote Sensing of Coastal Ecosystem
Zhejiang Collaborative Innovation Center for Land and Marine Spatial Utilization and Governance Research
Ningbo Municipal Key Laboratory of Coastal Zone Remote Sensing and Ecological Security
Ningbo University Donghai Institute
Conference Programme：
July 17th (Friday): Registration 
July 18th (Saturday): 
Opening Ceremony, Keynote Talks: 09:00-11:40
1. Natural and human-driven coastal transformation: a comparative ecosystem response from the south Baltic Sea and Svalbard
Beata Messyasz, Prof.; Adam Mickiewicz University
2. Assessing the Interconnectedness of Water, Food and Biodiversity by Ecohydrological Modelling 
Nicola Fohrer, Prof.; Kiel University, Germany
3. Publishing in the Nature Portfolio
Yuhan Zheng, Nature Communications
Session Talks: 13:30-18:00
Session Talk (1)：Discipline Development of Coastal Geography and Resources and Environment
Session Talk (2)：Coastal Ecological Environment and Human Activity Responses
Session Talk (3)：Environmental Changes and Biogeography in Coastal Watersheds
Session Talk (4)：Three Waters Integration and Coastal-Marine Resources & Environmental Changes
July 19th (Sunday): 
Keynote Talks, Closing Ceremony: 8:30-11:45 
1. Land–sea coordination starts with the rivers: connectivity, land–water interfaces and biodiversity
Sonja Jaehnig, Prof.; Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
2. Gaseous nitrogen losses from facility agricultural soils in Shouguang, Shandong
Yumting Fang, Prof.; Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
3. Small estuaries, significant ecosystems: Advancing knowledge of South Africa's micro-estuaries and micro-outlets
Tatenda Dalu, Prof.; Stellenbosch University
4. Multi-Source Remote Sensing Inversion of Coastal
Kai Tan, Prof.; Ningbo University