The 5th Environment and Natural Resources International Conference

Conference Chair:
Associate Professor Dr.Kitikorn Charmondusit

Coordinator:
Associate Professor Dr. Noppol Arunrat

Deputy Dean for Research and Academic Services
Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies 

International Committee

The 5^th Environment and Natural Resources International Conference

acknowledges that we are at a precipice, where inaction could perpetuate our current trajectory, while unified, proactive change can reverse it. With themes of 'action,' 'innovation,' and 'collaboration,' this conference epitomizes our dedication to that transformative path. Throughout this conference, we will explore strategies, technologies, and partnerships with the potential to reshape how we generate energy, manage resources, and safeguard ecosystems. We will showcase inventive solutions and pioneering policies that can reinvent the energy landscape. We will address the responsibilities and opportunities for local communities, corporations, and nations in realizing a net-zero future.

With presentations, panel discussions, and networking, ENRIC 2024 fosters a space for dialogue, exploration, and, most importantly, tangible progress. It is an open invitation to leaders from all walks of life – public and private, scientific and societal – to engage with the most pressing issues of our era. Together, we can instigate a revolution in how we approach energy, transportation, agriculture, and industry. Together, we can conceive economies that prioritize both prosperity and the planet. Together, we can steer our collective future toward a net-zero environmental impact.

Objectives

1. To gather researchers in environmental science and other disciplines related to environment and natural resources issues, so that they may present their recent research findings and achievements.
2. To share current research and management experience among academic communities, consulting groups, governmental agencies, and environmental organizations.
3. To stimulate the development of collaborative research on environmental and natural resource issues all around the world.
4. To promote public awareness and understanding of environmental and natural resource issues.
5. To offer a platform for undergraduate and graduate students and young scientists to present their projects and apply their academic skills in a professional forum.

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