Hello colleagues,
If you run into difficulties using the Cambridge University web site,
and the book discount code (F1FOHE), try calling the toll-free customer
service number 800.872.7423.
cheers,
John Castello
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J.D. Castello
Professor of Forest Pathology and Associate Chair
SUNY-ESF, Dept of Environmental& Forest Biology
1 Forestry Drive
Syracuse, NY 13210 USA
phone:315-470-6789, email:jdcastello@esf.edu
www.cambridge.org/9780521766692
July 1, 2011
Dear Colleagues,
I wish to alert you to the publication of a new textbook on forest
health called: "Forest Health: An Integrated Perspective" co-edited by
Stephen A. Teale and me, and published by Cambridge University Press
(CUP) last month. receive the discount
The link to the CUP website that describes the book and how to order it is:
www.cambridge.org/US/9780521747417
<http://www.cambridge.org/US/9780521747417>
The code to obtain a 20% discount on the purchase price is F1 FOHE.
Enter this code at checkout. If you have any questions we can be reached
by email or phone at:
John D. Castello (jdcastello(a)esf.edu <mailto:jdcastello@esf.edu>,
315-470-6789)
Stephen A. Teale (sateale(a)esf.edu <mailto:sateale@esf.edu>, 315-470-6758)
Cheers,
John Castello
Professor of Forest Pathology and Associate Chair,
Dept of Environmental & Forest Biology
SUNY-College of Environmental Science & Forestry
1 Forestry Drive
Syracuse, NY 13210
USA
Dear Colleagues,
I would like to remind everybody that the deadline for hotel
reservations in San Martino (June 30th) is quickly approaching.
Some hotels may extend the deadline to July 4th, but that is NOT
certain.
For information on the four hotels that are holding rooms for the
13th Iufro Root and Butt Rot meeting, please go to
http://nature.berkeley.edu/garbelotto/downloads/iufro/13_IUFRO-RBR%201st_ci…
There is a daily direct bus until September 15th, leaving San
Martino at 4 pm and arriving in Venice at around 7.30 pm. Cost is
around 10 euros per person.
Regards
Matteo
Attached is an outreach for a permanent full-time GS-9/11/12 Forest
Pathologist position with USFS Forest Health Protection, Northern Region,
Coeur d'Alene Field Office located in Coeur d'Alene, ID. This is a great
job in a beautiful area with a great team of people!
Please forward to any candidates that you think may be interested in this
position
To ensure widest possible outreach, I am using a variety of e-mail lists
so I apologize for duplicate copies. The deadline for the outreach is July
15, but the official announcement should be out by July 1, 2011, so please
return Outreach Response Forms as soon as possible.
If you have questions or need more information please contact:
John W. Schwandt, Pathologist (jschwandt(a)fs.fed.us) 208-765-7415
or Von Helmuth, Group Leader (vhelmuth @fs.fed.us); 208-765-7342
Forest Health Protection, Coeur d?Alene Field Office,
3815 Schreiber Way,
Coeur d'Alene, ID 83815
Dear forent, forpath list, can you please send this email to your lists?
Thanks in advance,
Guillermo
Dear Colleagues and friends,
A gentle reminder that the deadline for submissions to be held in Colonia
del Sacramento, Uruguay, on 8th – 11th November, 2011 is quickly approaching
and is due to *8th July*. Deadline for the early registration is also next
*8th July*.
Please visit our webpage http://www.iufrouruguay2011.org/ for registration,
abstract submission and all information about this important Meeting taking
place in South America for the first time.
Please do not hesitate to contact me, would you need more information (
guillermoiufro2011(a)gmail.com)
Looking forward to see you all in November in Colonia del Sacramento,
Guillermo
--
Dr. Guillermo Perez
Executive coordinator
http://www.iufrouruguay2011.org
guillermoiufro2011(a)gmail.com
gperez(a)inia.org.uy
(00598) 95084223
Hi
Could you please send out this Vacancy announcement for a Senior Forest Pathologist to the ForPath mailing list?
Cheers
Katrin
Dear colleagues
We have a vacancy here at Scion in Rotorua, New Zealand for a Senior Forest Pathologist. A full description is available on our website (see below), please pass onto relevant contacts!
Regards,
Katrin
Katrin Walbert
PhD
Forest Protection - Pathology, acting Team Leader
Scion
49 Sala Street, Private Bag 3020, Rotorua 3046, New Zealand
DDI +64 7 343 5423 (office) 343 5513 (lab)| Mobile +64 21648640
www.scionresearch.com<http://www.scionresearch.com/>
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From: Katrin Walbert
Sent: Wednesday, 8 June 2011 1:22 p.m.
To: Katrin Walbert
Subject: Vacancy at Scion, Rotorua New Zealand - Senior Forest Pathologist
Senior Forest Pathologist
Crown Research Institute Scion is committed to enhancing the environmental and economic transformation of New Zealand, working toward a more sustainable, bio-based future. With more than 60 years of heritage in forestry science, Scion today demonstrates national leadership, world-class innovation and excellence in research and development.
Our Forest Protection Team within the New Forests & Forest Science Group encompasses a range of disciplines. Areas of research include forest pathology and entomology, weed and pest management and biocontrol, fire and wind research, and associated activities.
We are seeking a Senior Forest Pathologist to carry out a programme of research that will result in reduced economic impacts of forest diseases in New Zealand. The research also includes understanding plant - pathogen interaction, disease development, the identification and early detection of pathogens not established in New Zealand. Some time will also be spent providing support to the forest pathology diagnostic service provided by the Forest Protection Team. Research will be primarily focussed on diseases of Pinus radiata. This is a senior role and the successful candidate will contribute to the ongoing development of our research programme.
Our ideal candidate will have a PhD or equivalent degree coupled with at least 7 - 10 years research experience in plant/forest pathology, with an understanding of molecular identification techniques. This is a full time permanent role.
Scion is proud to offer talented and motivated individuals the unique opportunity to pursue a fulfilling professional career. With its head office based on the edge of Rotorua's world-famous Whakarewarewa Forest, Scion also offers an enviable working environment with excellent work/life balance initiatives. Rotorua is one of New Zealand's leading tourist destinations because of its outstanding natural environment and proximity to coastal beaches and inland lakes, native forests, geothermal areas and volcanic ski-fields.
Closing date: 01 July 2011
All applications must be lodged through our website www.scionresearch.com<http://www.scionresearch.com> where you will find a position description and online application form.
For further information please contact Human Resources Ph: +64 (07) 343 5874
Marie Green
Human Resource Coordinator
Scion
49, Sala Street, Private Bag 3020, Rotorua 3046, New Zealand
DDI +64 7 343 5874
marie.green(a)scionresearch.com<mailto:marie.green@scionresearch.com>
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Dear Colleagues,
A gentle reminder that the deadlines for submissions of abstracts and
for hotel reservations for teh 13th root and Butt Rot Conference in
Italy are quickly approaching. After the deadlines, rooms will be
released and scientific sessions will be completed!!
Log on http://nature.berkeley.edu/garbelotto/english/iufro13.php
for further information and download necessary forms
Matteo
Dear all,
Attached is the outreach notice for a Project Assistant Professor
position at Education and Research Center, the University of Tokyo
Forests (Tokyo, Japan). This position will be advertised world-wide, so
please forward to any candidates that may be interested in the position.
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Naoto Kamata, Ph. D.
Professor
Director of University Forests in Chichibu, Graduate School of
Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo
Hinodamachi 1-1-49, Chichibu, Saitama 368-0034, JAPAN
TEL: +81-494-22-0272, FAX: +81-494-23-9620
email: kamatan(a)uf.a.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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A position available at Education and Research Center, the University of
Tokyo Forest, the University of Tokyo.
Job Description: Research in any fields of forest science (approximate
proportion: 50%). English editing and instruction as follows: scientific
manuscripts, oral presentations, and public relations (40%). No duty for
scheduled lectures with credits but for a weekly seminar at the
Education and Research Center, the University of Tokyo Forests and
temporal seminars (10%).
Research field: Any fields of Forest Science
Entry-level: Researcher
Rank: Full-time（Nontenured）
possible extension max. 5 years
Work area: Tokyo, Japan
Address: Education and Research Center, The University of Tokyo Forests,
Graduated School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of
Tokyo Yayoi 1-1-1, Bunkyo, Tokyo 113-8657, Japan
(http://www.uf.a.u-tokyo.ac.jp/english/)
Number of positions: Project Assistant Professor
Minimum Qualifications: Ph. D. Degree in Forest Science
Preferred Qualifications: Ph. D. from a University in an English-native
country. Requires English ability, preferably Japanese
Treatment: According to the guideline of the University of Tokyo
possible extension max. 5 years
Deadline for applications: 2011/07/08
Starting date: 2011/10/16
Application materials: CV (including academic and occupational careers
and a list of publications), and name, affiliation and address of
inquirers for your past works. Email these to the following address:
job.rec(a)uf.a.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Selection process: The selection process is a resume-based screening and
an interview. Screened candidates might be called for the interview. The
travel costs for the interview should be prepared by the candidates
Where to make contact: Professor Seiji Ishibashi, Ph. D.
(bashi(a)uf.a.u-tokyo.ac.jp) Executive manager, The University of Tokyo
Forests, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The
University of Tokyo
Dear Forest Pathologists,
I am so saddened by Sande?s passing. He will be missed greatly because of
his great influence on so many people including myself.
As many of you suggested, I am setting up the "Sande McNabb Student Travel
Award" with the American Phytopathological Society (APS) Foundation. This
award helps underwrite the cost of APS Annual Meeting attendance for
students. This seems like a very fitting tribute for Sande, who was long
known as an unwavering advocate of students from diverse backgrounds.
To establish the ?Sande McNabb Student Travel Award?, we need to first
collect $2,500 before the APS Foundation can create the ?Sande McNabb
Award?. Please visit the following website for more details.
http://www.apsnet.org/members/foundation/giving/Pages/starttravelfund.aspx
Ned Klopfenstein will help to collect the initial $2,500 from potential
contributors.
After the award is established, the future donors can directly contribute
to the APS Foundation. The receipt of $2,500 creates a fund account with
the APS Foundation; however, we need to collect a total of $10,000 in the
account to fully establish the travel award that will help fund student
travel each year (currently $500 award). Thus, it may take some time to
fully establish the ?Sande McNabb Student Travel Award?, which will help
students who want to attend the APS meeting and present their research. We
know that Sande was a strong supporter of the APS Student Travel Awards
because he previously provided several very generous donations to this
cause; these donations were supposed to remain anonymous (oops).
So, here is what I suggest we do.
1. Please fill in the attached form. And, make checks payable to the APS
Foundation.
2. Send check with form to Ned Klopfenstein.
Ned B. Klopfenstein
1045 Tolo Trail
Moscow, ID 83843
USA
3. Ned will keep the checks until we reach a total of $2,500, then he
will send all the checks to the APS Foundation. We hope that we can
collect $2,500 for the fund within a short amount of time. After that, the
"Sande McNabb Student Travel Award" fund will be established, and future
donors can contribute directly to the award fund at the APS foundation.
(*An acknowledgement of the receipt of these funds will be made to the
donor by the APS Foundation. All such donations are tax deductible since
the APS Foundation is a 501c3 organization.)
Please let me or Ned (nklopfenstein(a)fs.fed.us, 1-208-883-2310) know if you
have any questions or concerns regarding the establishment of this fund.
Thanks for your time and consideration. Please help circulate this
information to anyone who may be interesting in this cause.
Best regards, Mee-Sook
Mee-Sook Kim
Associate Professor
Department of Forestry, Environment, and System
Kookmin University
Seoul, Korea 136-702
mkim(a)kookmin.ac.kr
Mee-Sook Kim
Plant Pathologist
USDA Forest Service - RMRS
1221 S. Main St.
Moscow, ID 83843
phone) 208-883-2362
fax) 208-883-2318
e-mail) mkim(a)fs.fed.us
Dear ALL*,*
The present message is to propose to your institution a research project
that will boost the forest development in Colombia, our country. Now days,
Colombia has 20.000 ha of *Acacia mangium* plantation whit very good
performance, to recover degraded lands, produce pulp for paper production
and solid wood production. The government is planning to increase the area
to 1´000.000 ha because all the benefits a forest plantation has to the
society.
At the moment the unique problem *A. mangium* has is the attack of some
disease that cause a sudden death. This has decreased the interest in this
specie in the public. In our previous research we have found that there are
some fungus in attacked specimens: *Fusarium*sp., *Myrothecium *sp. y *
Phomopsis* sp., that could be causing the seen problems .
We would like to hear of possibilities for financial support, and an
institution that will join us (we are working with an University in our
area). We would provide resources and also we will cover some of the
expenses, and the University will provide scientific advices, laboratories
and equipment. We will really appreciate your help contacting the right
institution and personnel if your institution is not interested.
Regards, John Pulgarin
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*John Alexander Pulgarín D*.
Ingeniero Forestal. MSc. Entomología
*Reforestadora Cacerí S.A.*
www.caceri.com/
j.pulgarin(a)caceri.com
Cel: (57) 321 830 8223
Tel: (57) (4) 511 2877
