【Recruitment of Volunteers】We need YOU to help promote Biodiversity Mainstreaming! CBCGDF invites you to the CNCC feast!


It is reported that China Computer Congress 2024 (CNCC2024) will be held in Hengdian, Dongyang City, Zhejiang Province, on October 24-26, with the theme of "Developing New Productivity, Computing Leads the Future". CNCC is a macro discussion of technological trends, and the format of the meeting includes a conference of invited presentations, forums, technical forums, special events and exhibitions, bringing together academicians, top scholars at home and abroad, and renowned entrepreneurs to look forward to cutting-edge trends and share innovations, The format of CNCC includes invited lectures, forums, technical forums, special events and exhibitions, bringing together academicians, top scholars from home and abroad, and famous entrepreneurs to look forward to cutting-edge trends and share innovative achievements. The China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF) was invited to disseminate the concepts and practical achievements of biodiversity conservation in the form of booth promotion during the conference.



Some wonderful moments during the CNCC2023

Technology empowers green development to realize cross-border communication of biodiversity. CBCGDF will be deeply involved in CNCC2024 to promote the exchange and mutual understanding of biodiversity mainstreaming in different fields.


Now, CBCGDF is looking for volunteers from different fields to participate in the booth maintenance and promotion work. If you are interested in participating in this event and contributing to the communication of biodiversity, welcome to apply for participation.


Contact email: v35@cbcgdf.org


Edited by: Samantha  

Contact: v10@cbcgdf.org; +8617319454776

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