The conference will be a 5-day event (Monday 14th-Friday 18th July), offering a diverse range of
activities and opportunities for knowledge exchange and networking, as well as fostering dialogue
between experts and community.
Mid-conference field trips will offer various options whether you’re interested in the scientific
aspects of Montserrat’s volcanology or keen to explore the island’s rich history and vibrant culture
Explore SHV30 current themes below
The role of governance, community involvement, and local knowledge in recovery efforts, risk mitigation, and leveraging volcanic landscapes for sustainable development and economic growth
Exploring the latest scientific insights, monitoring techniques, and collaborative efforts for tracking volcanic activity, managing risks, and addressing challenges in resource-limited settings.
Strategies for managing volcanic hazards in a multi-risk environment, from early-warning systems to community engagement and lessons learned from disaster response and recovery.
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