Dear Colleagues,
To date, 55 abstracts have been selected for oral presentations during the international conference “Role and Fate of Forest Ecosystems in a Changing World” in Bangkok on 15-19 January 2024. A few time slots are available for an oral presentation yet. Do not miss this opportunity in the research of air pollution and plant ecosystems. In addition, participants can apply for a poster presentation.
Deadline for abstract submission: 18th October 2023
Early registration: till 15th November 2023
Late registration: from 16th November 2023
No on-site registration
All useful information are available online: https://iufro-bangkok2024.com
Sessions
The main sessions of the conference are:
#1 - Asian forest ecosystems under changing environment
#2 - Urban greening: a win-win strategy for air quality, climate, biodiversity, and citizen well-being
#3 - Plant ecosystems in a changing world: monitoring, modeling, and risk assessment
#4 - Tropospheric ozone: a threat to terrestrial ecosystems and biodiversity
#5 - Atmospheric deposition: consequences for forest ecosystems
#6 - Genetic, biochemical, and physiological mechanisms underlying stress responses of forest ecosystems
#7 - Forest ecosystems under multiple stressors
#8 - Radioactive contamination of forest ecosystems
Contact: Dr. Pierre Sicard (psicard(a)arches-conseils.fr<mailto:psicard@arches-conseils.fr>)
See you soon in Bangkok!
Pierre
[Bangkok city guide]
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Dr Pierre SICARD
Air pollution & forests
ARGANS
260, route du Pin Montard
06410 Biot - France
Phone: +33 4.92.96.75.28
Project coordinator AIRFRESH: www.life-airfresh.eu<https://antiphishing.acri-cwa.fr/proxy/2/cHNpY2FyZEBhcmdhbnMuZXU%3D/url6.ma…>
& GreenCity: greencity.argans.eu<https://greencity.argans.eu/fr/>
Deputy R.G 8.04.00 “Air Pollution & Climate Change”
International Union of Forest Research Organizations
Associate Editor of Environmental Research
UNECE Expert Panel on Clean Air in Cities
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to announce that the international conference “Role and Fate of Forest Ecosystems in a Changing World” will be held in Bangkok, the “City of Angels”, on 15-19 January 2024 back-to-back the 31st biennial conference of the International Union of Forest Research Organizations - Research Group 8.04 on “Air pollution and climate change”.
Do not miss this cornerstone of effective international collaboration in the research of air pollution and plant ecosystems.
Deadline approaching - Last chance to submit abstracts is coming: 1st October 2023
All useful information are available online: https://iufro-bangkok2024.com
Sessions
The main sessions of the conference are:
#1 - Asian forest ecosystems under changing environment
#2 - Urban greening: a win-win strategy for air quality, climate, biodiversity, and citizen well-being
#3 - Plant ecosystems in a changing world: monitoring, modeling, and risk assessment
#4 - Tropospheric ozone: a threat to terrestrial ecosystems and biodiversity
#5 - Atmospheric deposition: consequences for forest ecosystems
#6 - Genetic, biochemical, and physiological mechanisms underlying stress responses of forest ecosystems
#7 - Forest ecosystems under multiple stressors
#8 - Radioactive contamination of forest ecosystems
See you soon in Bangkok!
Pierre Sicard
[Bangkok city guide]
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Dr Pierre SICARD
Air pollution & forests
ARGANS
260, route du Pin Montard
06410 Biot - France
Phone: +33 4.92.96.75.28
Project coordinator AIRFRESH: www.life-airfresh.eu<https://antiphishing.acri-cwa.fr/proxy/2/cHNpY2FyZEBhcmdhbnMuZXU%3D/url6.ma…>
& GreenCity: greencity.argans.eu<https://greencity.argans.eu/fr/>
Deputy R.G 8.04.00 “Air Pollution & Climate Change”
International Union of Forest Research Organizations
Associate Editor of Environmental Research
UNECE Expert Panel on Clean Air in Cities
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
From: Wei, Adam <adam.wei(a)ubc.ca>
Sent: Thursday, September 7, 2023 5:53 PM
Dear Colleagues,
Forests are now widely known for their capacity to store carbon and help mitigate the effects of climate change. But it is only relatively recently that recognition has grown of the vital role they also play in providing water services that the world depends upon.
So how should forests be managed in order to protect and maximise the water services they provide?
A series of webinars in coming months <https://www.fao.org/in-action/forest-and-water-programme/news/news-detail/e…> - organized jointly by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO) – distils the latest knowledge on forest-water management into three 1.5-hour interactive sessions (21 September, 19 October and 16 November 2023) and provides a rare chance for practitioners and researchers to discuss turning the theory into practice.
The sessions - open to professionals, the academic community, organizations and individuals working or interested in land, forest and/or water-related restoration, conservation and management – are based on the findings of a series of papers written by IUFRO experts and recently published in the Journal Forest Ecology and Management. The first two sessions will focus on techniques for protecting forest water functions in the context of increasing forest disturbance and climate change and the final session will consider practical tools for planning and decision-making.
The aim is to equip a wide range of professionals with the knowledge they need to integrate forest-water considerations into their work.
FAO is the leading UN organization working on forest and water issues and water-related forest management practices which are key for water and food security in a changing climate. FAO and IUFRO, have a long history of collaboration on forest and water issues. In 2021, together with the U. S. Department of Agriculture, they published “A guide to forest-water management”, the first comprehensive global publication on the monitoring, management and valuation of forest–water interactions.
For more information on the specific topics covered during each webinar, the speakers, and the registration links please click HERE<https://www.fao.org/in-action/forest-and-water-programme/news/en/>.
To register, directly, for the first webinar: Forest Management Practices for Protection of Hydrological Functions please click HERE<https://fao.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_eeEf4huLQCeQLRzibMcKXg>.
(21 September 2023, 6:30 PT/ 15:30 CEST/ 21:30 Beijing)
For questions, please contact sara.casallasramirez(a)fao.org<mailto:sara.casallasramirez@fao.org>
To learn more about FAO's work on Forests and Water please visit their website<https://www.fao.org/in-action/forest-and-water-programme/en/>. For more information on the IUFRO Task Force on Forests and water interactions in a changing environment please visit their website<https://www.iufro.org/science/task-forces/forests-water-interaction-changin…>.
Please kindly share this message with your networks.
We hope to see you there.
Sara Casallas Ramirez
Forestry Officer (Forest hydrology and watershed management)
Forest Resilience Team - Forestry Division
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the UN
Viale delle Terme di Caracalla
00153 Rome - Italy
Tel.: +39 06 570 50903
sara.casallasramirez(a)fao.org<mailto:sara.casallasramirez@fao.org>
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