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Invitation SI: "Forests sustaining agriculture: the contribution of tree-based ecosystem services to food production in multi-functional landscapes"

by Sandra LUQUE

Dear all, I would like to invite submissions for this SI in Landscape Ecology, we extended the deadline (see information attch) –Please distribute widely Call for Papers https://link.springer.com/collections/bhfichgded Forests Sustaining Agriculture: The Contribution of Tree-Based Ecosystem Services to Food Production in Multi-Functional Landscapes Submission Deadline: 31 December 2024 With Best regards, Sandra ________________________________________________________________ Sandra LUQUE PhD, DREX HDR Director of Research Nominated Lead author for IPBES Nexus Report & IPBES monitoring assessment CEOS Co-Lead Task Force Ecosystem Extent INRAE National Research Institute on Agriculture, Food & the Environment, Unit TETIS Land, environment, remote sensing and spatial information 500 rue Jean-François Breton / 34093 Montpellier Cedex 5, France Mob. +33 769150689 / <https://www.inrae.fr/en> https://www.inrae.fr/en Associate Editor Landscape Ecology (Europe) https://www.springer.com/journal/10980/editors ________________________________________________________________

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IUFRO News 6/7, 2024

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The World's Forests: Multiple Crises Call for Resolute Action

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Division 8 Business meeting Thursday 27 - Agenda

by Sandra LUQUE

Dear all Please find below a proposed agenda for DIVISION 8 Business Meeting on THURSDAY 27 ROOM B6 time: 18-20hs We are looking forward to see you! iI twill be a great opportunity to exchange, answer questions and provide you a hint of incoming events. Also to learn about expectations, your ideas ….. If you are in Stockholm please stop by – you are all more than Welcomed to actively participate in Division 8 Introduction - Sandra Luque Presentation of officeholders - Coordinators state name, affiliation, country and Unit/WP only (coordinators present deputies) Updated structure of Div 8 for 2024 - 2029 – Alexia Stokes & Chabi Djagoun Task Force Updates (future Task Force initiatives linked to Division 8) Future Events for Division 8 (A. Stokes, A. Herrera, O. Badea, J. Luan, T. Locatelli...) All Divisions Conference - Edmonton 2027 Dissemination and outreach Division 8 film Any other business? -- Alexia Stokes INRAE Montpellier UMR AMAP

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New: Global Teak Resources and Market Assessment 2022 Now Available Online!

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Communicating Forest Science Manual 2024 Now Available!

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IUFRO World Congress - Opportunities to promote biodiversity recovery and protection through innovative forest management approaches

by John Devaney

Dear all, To those attending the IUFRO World Congress in Stockholm next week - the IUFRO Unit 8.02 Forest Biodiversity is hosting a session "T3.28 Opportunities to promote biodiversity recovery and protection through innovative forest management approaches". The session will be on Friday, June 28, 04:00 - 06:00 PM (CEST) in room A7. https://external.invajo.com/events/1ede4d0e-263c-66a8-9e2b-020287552602/sch… We have a great lineup of speakers - you are all very welcome to attend and hear more about diverse research on forest biodiversity. Looking forward to seeing colleagues in Stockholm, Best wishes, John Devaney, Anne Oxbrough, Mónica Toro Manríquez

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Largest forest science event worldwide fosters cooperation and knowledge sharing for forests and society towards 2050

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New Report: Focus on People to be Successful in FLR

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TR: Invitation to submit your abstract for a SI for Division 8 IUFRO

by Sandra LUQUE

Object: projected contribution to a Forest Ecology & Management special issue connected to the WC IUFRO Session: “Advances towards more accurate forest biodiversity indicators and monitoring” Dear Colleagues, We will be organizing a session on “Advances towards more accurate forest biodiversity indicators and monitoring” (T3.1) during the next IUFRO 2024 congress in Stockholm – to which you are very much welcome to attend. As an add-on to this session, we are planning to edit a special issue in Forest Ecology and Management (FEM) that would gather presentations coming from this session – as well as other papers on the same topic (cf. text describing the expected special issue in PS2 below). To move forward with FEM, we need a list of confirmed authors and titles. Therefore, if you plan to publish a paper in this overall topic within the next months (before end of January 2025), and if you are interested to publish it in this special issue, please let us know as soon as possible and no later than 12 July 2024 by providing us tentative list of authors, title and some words on the fit of the proposal with the special issue (topic, FEM scope, scientific content, novelty). We especially welcome proposals from outside Europe – since the presentations in our session will mostly come from Europe. Answers should be sent to frederic.gosselin(a)inrae.fr <mailto:frederic.gosselin@inrae.fr> . Submitted manuscripts will of course go through the classical reviewing process of FEM. We thank you very much in advance and are looking forward to meeting you in Stockholm. All the best, Frédéric Gosselin, Anna Barbati, Francesco Chianucci, Marion Gosselin, Sabina Burrascano PS: apologies for cross posting! PS2: provisional text of the special issue: Special issue on Forest Biodiversity indicators and monitoring We are seeking papers connected with the issues discussed during the T3.1 session “Advances towards more accurate forest biodiversity indicators and monitoring” of IUFRO 2024 world congress in Stockholm. The focus of the session is the improvement of forest biodiversity indicators and monitoring across the world. Different systems of reporting at regional or national levels have proposed different sets of indicators of forest biodiversity, often based only on already available dendrometric data, rather than on the occurrence and abundance of organisms across multiple taxonomic groups. However, there is increasing evidence to suggest that different taxonomic groups respond in different ways to forest management and environmental pressures, such as climate change or invasive species. Recent scientific advances in different disciplines may substantially improve the existing indicators and monitoring strategies. In this special issue, we will particularly welcome contributions investigating: i) the development of new biodiversity measurement tools, methods and approaches (e.g., DNA metabarcoding, acoustic recordings, image analysis, remote sensing, spectranomics); ii) the evaluation of existing or novel indicators, especially through their relationships to the indicandum; iii) the evaluation of indicators’ understanding by different stakeholders – especially forest managers; iv) the test and development of monitoring schemes (e.g., combination of Remote Sensing and in-situ field data to retrieve Essential Biodiversity Variables – EBVs), or of the integration of information through statistical modeling across taxonomic groups, data and indicator types. We aim at hosting in this special issue a range of studies covering different perspectives over the general topic of improving existing forest biodiversity indicators and monitoring schemes, with a particular focus on forest management. Frédéric GOSSELIN frederic.gosselin(a)inrae.fr <mailto:frederic.gosselin@inrae.fr> Ingénieur (IGPEF, HDR) en écologie forestière & biométrie UR EFNO - INRAE Domaine des Barres F-45290 Nogent-sur-Vernisson Tél. : +33 2 38 95 03 58 www.inrae.fr <http://www.inrae.fr/>

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