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"Visualizing Sudden Oak Death" an online conference, February 10 -21, 2014!

by Frankel, Susan -FS

Please join us at "Visualizing Sudden Oak Death" an online conference, February 10 -21, 2014 http://www.suddenoakdeath.org/news-and-events/visualizing-sudden-oak-death/ Some highlights: 2/10/2014 Opening of the Fourth "Art of Saving Oaks" gallery http://www.suddenoakdeath.org/library/the-art-of-saving-oaks/ 2/10/2014 Sudden oak death/Phytophthora ramorum discussion forum begins http://suddenoakdeath.forumotion.com/. Add to the sudden oak death timeline, comment on Clive Brasier's speculation on the origin of P. ramorum and more. 02/11/2014 Webinar 9:00 to 10:00 am PST Phytophthora ramorum vs. Homo sapiens: Where do we stand in our battle against the sudden oak death pathogen? 02/13/2014 - Visualizing Sudden Oak Death - A Session with the Experts - 01:00 PM (PST) Google+ Hangout and YouTube, A discussion with three of the top Phytophthora ramorum researchers around and you are invited to watch. Join Janice Alexander (outreach coordinator for the California Oak Mortality Task Force) in a moderated discussion with Matteo Garbelotto, Jennifer Parke, and Gary Chastagner. Submit your questions now to comtf.sod(a)gmail.com<mailto:comtf.sod@gmail.com>. Hope to "see" you there!! Susan Susan J. Frankel Plant Pathologist, Invasives and Threats Team, Ecosystem Function and Health Program USDA-Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station Mailing address: PO Box 245 Berkeley, CA 94701 Street address: 800 Buchanan Street, West Annex Building, Albany, CA 94710-0011 Phone: 510-559-6472 FAX :510-559-6440 sfrankel(a)fs.fed.us<mailto:sfrankel@fs.fed.us> This electronic message contains information generated by the USDA solely for the intended recipients. Any unauthorized interception of this message or the use or disclosure of the information it contains may violate the law and subject the violator to civil or criminal penalties. If you believe you have received this message in error, please notify the sender and delete the email immediately.

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FW: Abstracts due Jan 31 (for those applying for funding for June conference) IUFRO 2.02.15/7.02.05 June 2014conference

by Eckehard Brockerhoff

Dear forent and forpath subscribers, I am forwarding a message from Richard Sniezko regarding the IUFRO co-sponsored meeting on… Rusts of Forest Trees, and genetics/conservation of 5-needle pines (white pine) In June 2014 – see below and http://www.westernforestry.org/Events/conference/2014-five-needle-pine-gene… Please note the deadline for abstract submission at the end of this month! This is co-sponsored by the following two IUFRO WPs:  IUFRO 7.02.05 – Rusts of Forest Trees<http://www.iufro.org/science/divisions/division/70000/70200/70205/>  IUFRO 2.02.15 – Breeding and Genetic Resources of Five-Needle Pines<http://www.iufro.org/science/divisions/division-2/20000/20200/20215/> Please direct any questions to Richard at rsniezko(a)fs.fed.us<mailto:rsniezko@fs.fed.us> Best regards, Eckehard (Ecki) Brockerhoff, Coordinator, IUFRO Div. 7 (Forest Health) From: Sniezko, Richard -FS Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2014 10:32 AM To: Christel Palmberg; Ducci Fulvio; Luukkanen Olavi; Raunio Anna-Liisa; Kageyama Paulo; Souvannavong Oudara; Nikiema Albert; Kollert Walter; Ortiz Chour Hivy; Durst Patrick; Foday.Bojang(a)fao.org Cc: Sniezko, Richard -FS Subject: Abstracts due Jan 31 (for those applying for funding for June conference) RE: Candidates for sponsorship for attending IUFRO 2.02.15/7.02.05 June 2014conference We’ll gather abstracts for these candidates early (requesting by Jan 31) The focus of the meeting is [a] Rust of Forest Trees, and [b] 5-needle pine (white pine) genetics/conservation. That will give the committee time to evaluate and IUFRO time to process. There is potentially a chance to update an abstract by the March 5th date when other abstracts are due. June 2014 Conference: http://www.westernforestry.org/Events/conference/2014-five-needle-pine-gene… NOTE: This meeting is separate from the IUFRO World Congress which will be held in the U.S.A. in early Oct 2014 (I am not involved in that meeting) RICHARD A. SNIEZKO Center Geneticist USDA Forest Service - Dorena Genetic Resource Center 34963 Shoreview Road, Cottage Grove, Oregon, U.S.A. 97424 Phone: (541) 767-5716 Fax: (541) 767-5709 Cell: (541) 954-6793 email: rsniezko(a)fs.fed.us<mailto:rsniezko@fs.fed.us> website: www.fs.usda.gov/goto/r6/dorena<http://www.fs.usda.gov/goto/r6/dorena-grc> IUFRO 2.02.15 – Breeding and Genetic Resources of Five-Needle Pines webpage: http://www.iufro.org/science/divisions/division-2/20000/20200/20215/ June 2014 Conference: http://www.westernforestry.org/Events/conference/2014-five-needle-pine-gene… Hello and Happy New Year! We may have an unique opportunity to “support a maximum of 3 scientists (e.g. one each from Africa, Asia and Latin America) to attend the “Five needle pine genetics (2.02.15) & Rust of Forest Trees (7.02.05)” conference in June 2014. Some of you may know outstanding candidates around the world that normally would not have a chance to attend and contribute to this type of meeting. I would like to ask for your assistance locating candidates (short deadline on this) - those qualifying for sponsorship are from “low income” and “lower middle income” countries that I have indicated in red on the list below (I’ve done this quickly, so subject to verification, the source pdf is attached). Our IUFRO conference organisers/scientific committee selects the candidates for sponsorship (based on abstract submitted). Please note that an approved oral or poster is a considered a pre-condition for sponsorship. There are several steps to go through in this process of sponsorship, so we need to locate suitable candidates as soon as possible. Some possibilities: There are 5-needle pines (white pine) species in parts of Asia that we know little of; I’m sure there are many rusts of forest trees that we know little of. Information about the IUFRO Working Groups and the conference can be found at the link below June 2014 Conference: http://www.westernforestry.org/Events/conference/2014-five-needle-pine-gene… We have limited funding opportunity here, so if you know good qualified candidates, that will help the committee in its decision. ***Please send names/emails to me at rsniezko(a)fs.fed.us<mailto:rsniezko@fs.fed.us>, or have the candidates send me their information (name, institute, email address, species working on, proposed title(s) of presentation. The call for abstracts will also be out soon (next week). Best regards, Richard World Bank list of economies (July 2012) (Bold indicates a change of classification) 1 Economy Afghanistan Code AFG Region South Asia Income group Low income Lending category IDA Other HIPC 2 Albania ALB Europe & Central Asia Lower middle income IBRD 3 Algeria DZA Middle East & North Africa Upper middle income IBRD 4 American Samoa ASM East Asia & Pacific Upper middle income .. 5 Andorra ADO .. High income: nonOECD .. 6 Angola AGO Sub-Saharan Africa Upper middle income IDA 7 Antigua and Barbuda ATG Latin America & Caribbean Upper middle income IBRD 8 Argentina ARG Latin America & Caribbean Upper middle income IBRD 9 Armenia ARM Europe & Central Asia Lower middle income Blend 10 Aruba ABW .. High income: nonOECD .. 11 Australia AUS .. High income: OECD .. 12 Austria AUT .. High income: OECD .. EMU 13 Azerbaijan AZE Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income IBRD 14 Bahamas, The BHS .. High income: nonOECD .. 15 Bahrain BHR .. High income: nonOECD .. 16 Bangladesh BGD South Asia Low income IDA 17 Barbados BRB .. High income: nonOECD .. 18 Belarus BLR Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income IBRD 19 Belgium BEL .. High income: OECD .. EMU 20 Belize BLZ Latin America & Caribbean Lower middle income IBRD 21 Benin BEN Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 22 Bermuda BMU .. High income: nonOECD .. 23 Bhutan BTN South Asia Lower middle income IDA 24 Bolivia BOL Latin America & Caribbean Lower middle income Blend HIPC 25 Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income Blend 26 Botswana BWA Sub-Saharan Africa Upper middle income IBRD 27 Brazil BRA Latin America & Caribbean Upper middle income IBRD 28 Brunei Darussalam BRN .. High income: nonOECD .. 29 Bulgaria BGR Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income IBRD 30 Burkina Faso BFA Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 31 Burundi BDI Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 32 Cambodia KHM East Asia & Pacific Low income IDA 33 Cameroon CMR Sub-Saharan Africa Lower middle income IDA HIPC 34 Canada CAN .. High income: OECD .. 35 Cape Verde CPV Sub-Saharan Africa Lower middle income Blend 36 Cayman Islands CYM .. High income: nonOECD .. 37 Central African Republic CAF Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 38 Chad TCD Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 39 Channel Islands CHI .. High income: nonOECD [cid:image001.png@01CF1501.A1A3F060] 2 80 Guinea-Bissau GNB Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 81 Guyana GUY Latin America & Caribbean Lower middle income IDA HIPC 82 Haiti HTI Latin America & Caribbean Low income IDA HIPC 83 Honduras HND Latin America & Caribbean Lower middle income IDA HIPC 84 Hong Kong SAR, China HKG .. High income: nonOECD .. 85 Hungary HUN .. High income: OECD .. 86 Iceland ISL .. High income: OECD .. 87 India IND South Asia Lower middle income Blend 88 Indonesia IDN East Asia & Pacific Lower middle income IBRD 89 Iran, Islamic Rep. IRN Middle East & North Africa Upper middle income IBRD 90 Iraq IRQ Middle East & North Africa Lower middle income IBRD 91 Ireland IRL .. High income: OECD .. EMU 92 Isle of Man IMY .. High income: nonOECD .. 93 Israel ISR .. High income: OECD .. 94 Italy ITA .. High income: OECD .. EMU 95 Jamaica JAM Latin America & Caribbean Upper middle income IBRD 96 Japan JPN .. High income: OECD .. 97 Jordan JOR Middle East & North Africa Upper middle income IBRD 98 Kazakhstan KAZ Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income IBRD 99 Kenya KEN Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA 100 Kiribati KIR East Asia & Pacific Lower middle income IDA 101 Korea, Dem. Rep. PRK East Asia & Pacific Low income .. 102 Korea, Rep. KOR .. High income: OECD IBRD 103 Kosovo KSV Europe & Central Asia Lower middle income IDA 104 Kuwait KWT .. High income: nonOECD .. 105 Kyrgyz Republic KGZ Europe & Central Asia Low income IDA 106 Lao PDR LAO East Asia & Pacific Lower middle income IDA 107 Latvia LVA Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income .. 108 Lebanon LBN Middle East & North Africa Upper middle income IBRD 109 Lesotho LSO Sub-Saharan Africa Lower middle income IDA 110 Liberia LBR Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 111 Libya LBY Middle East & North Africa Upper middle income IBRD 112 Liechtenstein LIE .. High income: nonOECD .. 113 Lithuania LTU Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income .. 114 Luxembourg LUX .. High income: OECD .. EMU 115 Macao SAR, China MAC .. High income: nonOECD .. 116 Macedonia, FYR MKD Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income IBRD 117 Madagascar MDG Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 118 Malawi MWI Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 119 Malaysia MYS East Asia & Pacific Upper middle income IBRD 120 Maldives MDV South Asia Upper middle income IDA 121 Mali MLI Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 122 Malta MLT .. High income: nonOECD .. EMU 123 Marshall Islands MHL East Asia & Pacific Lower middle income IDA 124 Mauritania MRT Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 125 Mauritius MUS Sub-Saharan Africa Upper middle income IBRD 126 Mexico MEX Latin America & Caribbean Upper middle income IBRD 127 Micronesia, Fed. Sts. FSM East Asia & Pacific Lower middle income IDA 128 Moldova MDA Europe & Central Asia Lower middle income IDA 129 Monaco MCO .. High income: nonOECD .. 130 Mongolia MNG East Asia & Pacific Lower middle income Blend 131 Montenegro MNE Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income IBRD 132 Morocco MAR Middle East & North Africa Lower middle income IBRD 133 Mozambique MOZ Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 134 Myanmar MMR East Asia & Pacific Low income IDA 135 Namibia NAM Sub-Saharan Africa Upper middle income IBRD 136 Nepal NPL South Asia Low income IDA 137 Netherlands NLD .. High income: OECD .. EMU 138 New Caledonia NCL .. High income: nonOECD .. 139 New Zealand NZL .. High income: OECD .. 140 Nicaragua NIC Latin America & Caribbean Lower middle income IDA HIPC 141 Niger NER Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 142 Nigeria NGA Sub-Saharan Africa Lower middle income IDA 143 Northern Mariana Islands MNP .. High income: nonOECD .. 144 Norway NOR .. High income: OECD .. 145 Oman OMN .. High income: nonOECD .. 146 Pakistan PAK South Asia Lower middle income Blend 147 Palau PLW East Asia & Pacific Upper middle income IBRD 148 Panama PAN Latin America & Caribbean Upper middle income IBRD 149 Papua New Guinea PNG East Asia & Pacific Lower middle income Blend 150 Paraguay PRY Latin America & Caribbean Lower middle income IBRD 151 Peru PER Latin America & Caribbean Upper middle income IBRD 152 Philippines PHL East Asia & Pacific Lower middle income IBRD 153 Poland POL .. High income: OECD IBRD 154 Portugal PRT .. High income: OECD .. EMU 155 Puerto Rico PRI .. High income: nonOECD .. 156 Qatar QAT .. High income: nonOECD .. 157 Romania ROM Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income IBRD 158 Russian Federation RUS Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income IBRD 159 Rwanda RWA Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 160 Samoa WSM East Asia & Pacific Lower middle income IDA 161 San Marino SMR .. High income: nonOECD .. 162 São Tomé and Principe STP Sub-Saharan Africa Lower middle income IDA HIPC 163 Saudi Arabia SAU .. High income: nonOECD .. 164 Senegal SEN Sub-Saharan Africa Lower middle income IDA HIPC 165 Serbia SRB Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income IBRD 166 Seychelles SYC Sub-Saharan Africa Upper middle income IBRD 167 Sierra Leone SLE Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 168 Singapore SGP .. High income: nonOECD .. 169 Sint Maarten (Dutch part) SXM .. High income: nonOECD .. 170 Slovak Republic SVK .. High income: OECD .. EMU 171 Slovenia SVN .. High income: OECD .. EMU 172 Solomon Islands SLB East Asia & Pacific Lower middle income IDA 173 Somalia SOM Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 174 South Africa ZAF Sub-Saharan Africa Upper middle income IBRD 175 South Sudan SSD Sub-Saharan Africa Lower middle income .. 176 Spain ESP .. High income: OECD .. EMU 177 Sri Lanka LKA South Asia Lower middle income Blend 178 St. Kitts and Nevis KNA Latin America & Caribbean High income: nonOECD IBRD 179 St. Lucia LCA Latin America & Caribbean Upper middle income Blend 180 St. Martin (French part) MAF .. High income: nonOECD .. 181 St. Vincent and the Grenadines VCT Latin America & Caribbean Upper middle income Blend 182 Sudan SDN Sub-Saharan Africa Lower middle income IDA HIPC 183 Suriname SUR Latin America & Caribbean Upper middle income IBRD 184 Swaziland SWZ Sub-Saharan Africa Lower middle income IBRD 185 Sweden SWE .. High income: OECD .. 186 Switzerland CHE .. High income: OECD .. 187 Syrian Arab Republic SYR Middle East & North Africa Lower middle income IBRD 188 Tajikistan TJK Europe & Central Asia Low income IDA 189 Tanzania TZA Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 190 Thailand THA East Asia & Pacific Upper middle income IBRD 191 Timor-Leste TMP East Asia & Pacific Lower middle income IDA 192 Togo TGO Sub-Saharan Africa Low income IDA HIPC 193 Tonga TON East Asia & Pacific Lower middle income IDA 194 Trinidad and Tobago TTO .. High income: nonOECD IBRD 195 Tunisia TUN Middle East & North Africa Upper middle income IBRD 196 Turkey TUR Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income IBRD 197 Turkmenistan TKM Europe & Central Asia Upper middle income IBRD 198 Turks and Caicos Islands TCA .. High income: nonOECD .. 199 Tuvalu TUV East Asia & Pacific Upper middle income IDA [cid:image002.png@01CF1501.A1A3F060] 6 Low & middle income LMY 7 East Asia & Pacific EAP 8 Europe & Central Asia ECA 9 Latin America & Caribbean LAC 10 Middle East & North Africa MNA 11 South Asia SAS 12 Sub-Saharan Africa SSA 13 High income HIC 14 Euro area EMU 15 High income: OECD OEC 16 High income: nonOECD NOC 17 Arab World ARB 18 East Asia & Pacific (all income levels) EAS 19 Europe & Central Asia (all income levels) ECS 20 European Union EUU 21 Heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) HPC 22 Latin America & the Caribbean (all income levels) LCN 23 Least developed countries: UN classification LDC 24 Middle East & North Africa (all income levels) MEA 25 North America NAC 26 OECD members OED 27 Small states SST 28 Caribbean small states CSS 29 Pacific island small states PSS 30 Other small states OSS 31 Sub-Saharan Africa (all income levels) SSF 79 Guinea GIN Sub-Saharan Africa Low income RICHARD A. SNIEZKO Center Geneticist USDA Forest Service - Dorena Genetic Resource Center 34963 Shoreview Road, Cottage Grove, Oregon, U.S.A. 97424 Phone: (541) 767-5716 Fax: (541) 767-5709 Cell: (541) 954-6793 email: rsniezko(a)fs.fed.us<mailto:rsniezko@fs.fed.us> website: www.fs.usda.gov/goto/r6/dorena<http://www.fs.usda.gov/goto/r6/dorena-grc> IUFRO 2.02.15 – Breeding and Genetic Resources of Five-Needle Pines webpage: http://www.iufro.org/science/divisions/division-2/20000/20200/20215/ June 2014 Conference: http://www.westernforestry.org/Events/conference/2014-five-needle-pine-gene… This electronic message contains information generated by the USDA solely for the intended recipients. Any unauthorized interception of this message or the use or disclosure of the information it contains may violate the law and subject the violator to civil or criminal penalties. 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Applicants sought for Forest Health Position with MN DNR in St Paul Minnesota

by Albers, Mike (DNR)

Attached is the announcement for a forest health position with Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Division of Forestry located in ST Paul, Minnesota. Applications are due by January 13, 2014. Application instructions are included in the attachment. For more information contact: Gregory R Russell 651-259-5798/ greg.russell(a)state.mn.us<mailto:greg.russell@state.mn.us> View at: https://statejobs.doer.state.mn.us/JobPosting/View?_posting=13DNR000865

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IUFRO World Congress 2014 – Registration is now OPEN!

by Brigitte Burger

Dear Colleagues, You surely marked your calendars a long time ago, but now the time has come to register for the XXIV IUFRO World Congress, to be held in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, 5-11 October 2014. All the details, such as registration fees, early-bird registration, payment, and key dates are available at http://iufro2014.com/registration/. For the actual registration, please click the green button "CLICK HERE TO REGISTER". - We look forward to seeing you in Salt Lake City! Sincerely yours, IUFRO Headquarters on behalf of the Congress Organizing Committee

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using Google Street View to localise pest insects

by Pascal Frey

Dear Forpathers, For the first time, forest entomologists have used the freely downloadable Google Street View (GSV) database to map the geographical distribution of an increasingly common invasive pest insect, the pine processionary moth. The scientists estimated that this on-line database would provide a good representation of the presence of this species. Their findings, published in PLOS ONE on 9 October 2013, open the way to the simplified and inexpensive acquisition of data that are essential when studying invasive or expanding species. A nice idea, that may be tested for some tree diseases, at least for those with easily recognizable and unambiguous symptoms. Press release: http://presse.inra.fr/en/Resources/Press-releases/Using-Google-Street-View-… The article: http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0074918 Best regards, ---- Dr Pascal FREY INRA, University of Lorraine Department of Tree - Microbe Interactions Ecology of Forest Pathogenic Fungi team UMR1136 IAM F-54280 Champenoux FRANCE Phone: 33 383 394 056 Fax: 33 383 394 069 E-mail: frey(a)nancy.inra.fr http://mycor.nancy.inra.fr/IAM/?page_id=731

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JUNE 2014 IUFRO Conference (a): Genetics and Conservation of White Pine Species (5 needle pines) and RUSTS of Forest Trees Groups 2.02.15 & 7.02.05

by Pascal Frey

-------- Message original -------- Sujet: JUNE 2014 IUFRO Conference (a): Genetics and Conservation of White Pine Species (5 needle pines) and RUSTS of Forest Trees Groups 2.02.15 & 7.02.05 Date : Fri, 8 Nov 2013 01:52:56 +0000 De : Sniezko, Richard -FS <rsniezko(a)fs.fed.us> Pour : Sniezko, Richard -FS <rsniezko(a)fs.fed.us> Greetings, 2^nd Announcement *Genetics of Five-Needle Pines and Rusts in Mountain Landscapes:* *Conservation, Utilization and Evolution in a Changing Climate** * Joint Meeting Breeding and Genetic Resources of Five-Needle Pines (IUFRO 2.02.15) Rusts of Forest Trees (IUFRO 7.02.05) Strobusphere The joint meeting will be held *June 15-20, 2014 in Ft. Collins, Colorado*, U.S.A. bringing together scientists working with Genetics and Conservation of White Pine Species (5 needle pines) as well as those working with Rusts of Forest Trees. There has been an excellent response to the survey accompanying the first announcement and we look forward to meeting all of you in Colorado in June 2014 and seeing the latest in science developments in these areas. There has been tremendous activity in areas such as to gene conservation, rust resistance and genomics since these groups last met, and this forum will provide an excellent chance to exchange information and form further collaborations. The planned fieldtrips in the Rocky Mountains will be an opportune time to see forest tree species and pathogens firsthand and a chance to continue discussions with colleagues in spectacular mountain-top landscapes. Additional information will be forthcoming in the next announcement and on website updates, but key information for now: *Abstracts* submission for oral or poster presentations will be open from 1 Dec 2013 to 15 Feb 2014. Format will be provided on the website and in the attached document. *Hotel Reservations*: The Hilton in Ft. Collins has put aside a block of rooms at a very favorable rate (U.S. $91/night). *The number of rooms at this rate will be limited and we encourage you to make your reservations early*. http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/groups/personalized/F/FNLCOHF-GIU-20140613/inde…. Reference block name “IUFRO” when making your hotel reservation. *Registration*: Registration fee will cover meeting attendance, most lunches, two dinners, social events, and fieldtrips; an optional Friday fieldtrip to walk through a treeline /Pinus aristata/ ecosystem will be an additional charge. We anticipate registration to open starting in January 2014. Registration will be approximately U.S. $400. *Website*: http://www.westernforestry.org/Events/conference/ If you did not reply to the survey in the first announcement and you think you will likely attend the conference, please send an email to rsniezko(a)fs.fed.us <mailto:rsniezko@fs.fed.us>. This will help ensure you are on the mailing list for the future announcement, and help us facilitate further planning of the conference. If you have any questions, please contact the conference co-chairs of the organizing committee (Anna Schoettle, aschoettle(a)fs.fd.us <mailto:aschoettle@fs.fd.us>; or Richard Sniezko, rsniezko(a)fs.fed.us <mailto:rsniezko@fs.fed.us>) . For more information on the groups involved in this meeting see the websites below and the contact persons listed. *2.02.15 – Breeding and genetic resources of five-needle pines* http://www.iufro.org/science/divisions/division-2/20000/20200/20215/ 7.02.05 – Rusts of forest trees http://www.iufro.org/science/divisions/division-7/70000/70200/70205/ *Strobusphere* http://dendrome.ucdavis.edu/strobusphere/ See the attachment (pdf) for more information about the conference and venue. We look forward to seeing you in Ft. Collins in June 2014! Anna Schoettle and Richard Sniezko RICHARD A. SNIEZKO Center Geneticist USDA Forest Service - Dorena Genetic Resource Center 34963 Shoreview Road, Cottage Grove, Oregon, U.S.A. 97424 Phone: (541) 767-5716 Fax: (541) 767-5709 Cell: (541) 954-6793 email: rsniezko(a)fs.fed.us <mailto:rsniezko@fs.fed.us> website: www.fs.usda.gov/goto/r6/dorena <http://www.fs.usda.gov/goto/r6/dorena-grc> IUFRO 2.02.15 – Breeding and Genetic Resources of Five-Needle Pines webpage: http://www.iufro.org/science/divisions/division-2/20000/20200/20215/ This electronic message contains information generated by the USDA solely for the intended recipients. Any unauthorized interception of this message or the use or disclosure of the information it contains may violate the law and subject the violator to civil or criminal penalties. If you believe you have received this message in error, please notify the sender and delete the email immediately.

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IUFRO World Congress: Abstract submission ends on 15 October 2013

by Brigitte Burger

Scientists and Colleagues: Submit your abstract today! Less than one week remains to submit your abstract for the 2014 IUFRO World Congress! http://iufro2014.com/scientific-program/abstract-submissions/ Do not miss to be part of this unique and exciting event! The IUFRO 2014 Congress Scientific Committee John Parrotta (Chair); Jens Peter Skovsgaard (Division 1); Yousry El-Kassaby (Division 2); Hans Heinimann (Division 3); Ron McRoberts (Division 4); Andrew Wong (Division 5); Tuija Sievänen (Division 6); Tod Ramsfield (Division 7); Alain Franc (Division 8); Jim Johnson (Division 9); Mike Wingfield (Vice-President, Divisions); Su See Lee (Vice-President, Task Forces, Special Programmes, Projects and IUFRO-led Initiatives); Lisa Hansen (International Forestry Students Association); Richard Guldin (ex-officio; COC Chair)

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Div. 7.02.00 Pathology Newsletter

by Ramsfield, Tod

Dear All, Below you will find the link to the latest Division 7.02.00 Pathology Newsletter. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the newsletter, and if you would like to contribute an article for the next edition, please contact Jolanda and I. The newsletter is posted on http://www.iufro.org/science/divisions/division-7/70000/70200/newsletters/, the direct link is http://www.iufro.org/download/file/9992/2759/nl70200-130926_pdf/. The newsletter contains: A message from Jolanda Information about abstract submission for the upcoming world congress Information about Puccinia psidii in South Africa Summaries of meetings of Units 7.02.02, 7.02.04 and the Third IUFRO Latin America Congress Information about upcoming meetings Enjoy, and note that the FIRM deadline for abstract submission for the IUFRO World Congress in Salt Lake City is Oct. 15, 2013. All the best, Tod and Jolanda

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IUFRO World Congress Call for Abstracts – Deadline 15 October 2013

by Brigitte Burger

2014 IUFRO World Congress Call for Abstracts is Open – Deadline for Abstract Submissions is 15 October 2013 – submit your abstract at: <http://iufro2014.com/scientific-program/abstract-submissions/> http://iufro2014.com/scientific-program/abstract-submissions/. The title of the Congress is "Sustaining Forests, Sustaining People: The Role of Research" and the seven scientific themes of the program are: Forests and People, Forests and Climate Change, Forest and Water Interactions, Forest Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services, Forest Biomass and Bioenergy, Forest Products for a Greener Future, and Forest Health in a Changing World. Sessions will address these themes and more! Keynote speakers include: Dr. Jack Dangermond (founder and President of ESRI GIS systems – Knowledge Discovery, Synthesis and Application: the Science-Management Interface) & Dr. David Haskell (Professor of Biology, University of the South - Knowledge Discovery, Synthesis and Application: the Science-Management Interface); Dr. Andy Buchanan (Professor of Timber Design at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand - Modern Timber Buildings from Sustainable Forests); Dr. Cecil Konijnendijk van den Bosch (Head of the Department of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management, University of Copenhagen - City Forests, Forest Cities – exploring the complex liaison between the sylvan and the urban); Dr. David Newbery (Professor for Vegetation Ecology, the Institute of Plant Sciences, University of Bern, Switzerland - On maintaining cycles and feedbacks in tropical forest ecosystems: some thoughts from basic research) and, Connie Hedegaard, to be confirmed (European Commissioner for Climate Action). Plus many more exciting and knowledgeable sub-plenary and technical session speakers. Submit your abstract today to be part of this unique and exciting event! The IUFRO 2014 Congress Scientific Committee John Parrotta (Chair); Jens Peter Skovsgaard (Division 1); Yousry El-Kassaby (Division 2); Hans Heinimann (Division 3); Ron McRoberts (Division 4); Andrew Wong (Division 5); Tuija Sievänen (Division 6); Tod Ramsfield (Division 7); Alain Franc (Division 8); Jim Johnson (Division 9); Mike Wingfield (Vice-President, Divisions); Su See Lee (Vice-President, Task Forces, Special Programmes, Projects and IUFRO-led Initiatives); Lisa Hansen (International Forestry Students Association); Richard Guldin (ex-officio; COC Chair)

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IUFRO 2014 tech session 219: How does biodiversity help to manage high-value timbers and vice versa?

by Sheila Ward

Dear Colleagues: Please consider submitting an abstract for an oral or poster presentation for the IUFRO 2014 World Congress Session #219 – How does biodiversity help to manage high-value timbers and vice versa? Organizers: Sheila Ward (Mahogany for the Future, Inc, Puerto Rico), Emmanuel Opuni-Frimpong (Forest Research Institute of Ghana), & Nicholas Brokaw (University of Puerto Rico) mahoganyforthefuture(a)gmail.com; eofrimpon(a)csir-forig.org.gh; nvbrokaw(a)ites.upr.edu *This session will explore diverse means by which a biodiverse environment positively impacts management of high-value timber species, and, conversely, how management for high-value species helps conserve biodiversity.* Conservation of biodiversity and management for high-value timber species can seem a contradiction. Nevertheless, the demand for these timbers will remain high, as well as an increasing need and demand for management to conserve biodiversity. Needed are ways forward to integrate these management objectives. Management of high-value timber species may help conserve both the target species and the biodiversity of the forests they inhabit. Conversely, biodiversity may contribute to the health of individual trees and populations of high-value species. We aim for a global scope, including tropical and temperate high-value timbers. Presentations might address: biodiversity and protection of high-value species from pests and pathogens, the role of plantations in biodiversity conservation, biodiversity for plantation health, enrichment planting with high value species to maintain biodiversity via intact forest instead of land use change, high-value species and the maintenance of intact forests, use of high value species for habitat rehabilitation and restoration of biodiversity, or high-value plantations as a means to reestablish biodiversity, among other topics. How might more land area devoted to high-value timber in natural forest as well as plantations may help maintain biodiversity and associated ecosystem services? Conversely, how might more intact ecosystems, as indicated by biodiversity, may help in the sustainable production of high-value species? If this is of interest, can you let me know by October 3? Guidelines and the page for abstract submission can be found at http://iufro2014.com/scientific-program/abstract-submissions/. Thanks, Sheila Ward

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