Sesión IUFROLAT "Amenazas a la Salud Forestal"
El Tercer Congreso IUFRO Latinoamericano (IUFROLAT) a realizarse en San José, Costa Rica del 12 a 15 de Junio del 2013.
La división 7 del IUFRO invita contribuciones a la sesión "Amenazas a la Salud Forestal - Plagas e Enfermedades Forestales, Invasiones Biológicas, la Contaminación del Aire y Cambio Climático".
La fecha limite para la entrega de resúmenes (presentación oral o afiches): 31 de Diciembre del 2012. Para la entrega de resúmenes, registro e información del congreso, consultar a http://web.catie.ac.cr/iufrolat/IufroLat_ing.htm.
Si le interesa contribuir a la sesión, por favor informar a los organizadores Karl Thunes (CATIE/Instituto Noruego para Bosque y Paisaje, correo electrónico thk(a)skogoglandskap.no<mailto:thk@skogoglandskap.no>) y Ecki Brockerhoff (IUFRO / Scion, correo electrónico eckehard.brockerhoff(a)scionresearch.com<mailto:eckehard.brockerhoff@scionresearch.com>).
Como parte de las actividades del congreso, se realizará una gira sobre salud forestal, la participación es voluntaria. La gira será de tres días y está bajo responsabilidad de los organizadores.
El congreso IUFROLAT 2013 es una colaboración entre The International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO) y Centro Agronómico Tropical de Investigación y Enseñanza (CATIE) en asociación con La Red Iberoamericana de Bosques Modelo (RIABM), FAO y varios miembros IUFRO de la región.
Ayuda financiera para participantes de América Latina está disponible en http://web.catie.ac.cr/iufrolat/IufroLat_becas_ing.htm.
El comité responsable para la sesión "Amenazas a la Salud Forestal" esta integrado por: Karl Thunes, Ecki Brockerhoff, Andrzej Bytnerowicz, Jolanda Roux, Sandy Liebhold, y Juan Corley.
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IUFROLAT session on 'Threats to Forest Health'
The Third IUFRO Latin American Congress (IUFROLAT) will take place in San Jose, Costa Rica from 12 - 15 June, 2013.
IUFRO Division 7 invites contributions to a session on "Threats to Forest Health - Forest Pests and Diseases, Biological Invasions, Air Pollution and Climate Change"
Deadline for submission of abstracts (for oral papers or posters): 31 December 2012.
For abstract submission, registration and information on the congress, visit http://web.catie.ac.cr/iufrolat/IufroLat_ing.htm
If you are interested in contributing to this session, please inform the session organisers Karl Thunes (CATIE / Norwegian Forest and Landscape Institute, email thk(a)skogoglandskap.no<mailto:thk@skogoglandskap.no>) and Ecki Brockerhoff (IUFRO / Scion, email eckehard.brockerhoff(a)scionresearch.com<mailto:eckehard.brockerhoff@scionresearch.com>).
Associated with this will be an optional 3-day post-congress tour on forest health, by the session organisers.
The IUFROLAT Congress 2013 is being organised jointly by The International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO) and the Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center (CATIE) and partnered by the Ibero American Model Forest Network (RIABM), FAO and several IUFRO member organizations in the region.
Financial assistance for participants from Latin America may be available, see
http://web.catie.ac.cr/iufrolat/IufroLat_becas_ing.htm
The "Threats to Forest Health" session committee includes: Karl Thunes, Ecki Brockerhoff, Andrzej Bytnerowicz, Jolanda Roux, Sandy Liebhold, and Juan Corley
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I am advertising a PhD scholarship for a project at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch (New Zealand) - see attached.
Please forward this to students who may be interested and post on notice boards and in newsletters that go to students.
Many thanks in advance!
Regards,
Ecki
Eckehard Brockerhoff, PhD
Scion (New Zealand Forest Research Institute), PO Box 29237, Christchurch 8540, New Zealand
Physical address:
Scion, Forestry Road, University of Canterbury, Ilam, Christchurch, New Zealand
E-mail: eckehard.brockerhoff(a)scionresearch.com
Tel.: (+64)-(0)3-364 2949
Mobile: (+64)-(0)21-784 750
Fax: (+64)-(0)3-364 2812
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Dear all,
Please spread the email/attachment from Zoongee Leith//about a forest
pest coordinator position in the upper Mid-West USA to potential
applicants.
Thank-you, Dave
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Dave L. Mausel, Ph.D
Forest Entomologist
Menominee Tribal Enterprises
PO Box 10, Neopit, WI 54150
Phone: 715-799-3896 ext. 2246, Fax: 715-799-4323
email: davidm(a)mtewood.com <mailto:davidm@mtewood.com>
http://www.mtewood.com/Forestry/Forest%20Overview/Forest%20Background.html
Adjunct Natural Resources Faculty, College of Menominee Nation
email: dmausel(a)menominee.edu <mailto:dmausel@menominee.edu>
http://www.menominee.edu/
Good morning,
I would like to inform you of a vacancy announcement for a Project
Coordinator for a new Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) and Forest Pest
Environmental Regulatory Project with Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife
Commission. Please see attached file for more information regarding the
position.
The Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission is commonly known by
its acronym, GLIFWC. Formed in 1984, GLIFWC represents eleven Ojibwe
tribes in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan who reserved hunting,
fishing and gathering rights in the 1837, 1842, and 1854 Treaties with
the United States government. GLIFWC provides natural resource
management expertise, conservation enforcement, legal and policy
analysis, and public information services in support of the exercise of
treaty rights during well-regulated, off-reservation seasons throughout
the treaty ceded territories. To assist with the implementation and
protection of its member tribes’ treaty rights, GLIFWC provides services
in the areas of biology/resource management; enforcement; policy/legal;
public information/outreach; and resource development/marketing. GLIFWC
employs about 65 full-time staff, hiring seasonal employees during peak
harvesting or field seasons. GLIFWC is one of four similar intertribal
commissions nationwide. GLIFWC is actively involved in a broad spectrum
of resource related activities aimed at protecting and enhancing the
natural resources and habitat in the treaty-ceded territories while also
infusing an Ojibwe perspective into its work. GLIFWC’s main office is
located on the Bad River reservation, just east of Ashland, Wisconsin.
If you could please pass this information to any and all individuals
that you think may be interested, it would be appreciated.
Thank you,
/Zoongee Leith/
/ANA/Planning & Development Administrative Assistant/
/Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission/
/715-682-6619 ext. 2138/
/zleith(a)glifwc.org <mailto:zleith@glifwc.org>/
Fred M. van Eck Scholarships
Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Center
Department of Forestry and Natural Resources, Purdue University
The Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Center (HTIRC) at Purdue University is seeking outstanding candidates interested in working toward M.S. or Ph.D. degrees. Areas of research include the chemically-mediated host colonization and mating behavior of wood-boring insects affecting hardwood trees.
Funding for the van Eck Scholarships is provided by the Fred M. van Eck Foundation for Purdue University whose purpose is to support research in the genetic improvement of high-value North American hardwood tree species.
Ideal students should be highly motivated and enthusiastic about working in the areas of chemical and behavioral ecology. Candidates should have well-developed quantitative skills, knowledge and experience in the biological sciences, a GPA of at least 3.2 and a top-tier GRE score.
Assistantships will be awarded at $18,000 (M.S.) and $20,500 (Ph.D.) per
year. In addition, an annual budget ($10,000) will be available for research support and a laptop computer will be provided for the duration of the scholarship.
For admission for fall semester 2013, applications must be received by November 16, 2012 (M.S. and Ph.D). Interested individuals should contact me directly via email (mginzel(a)purdue.edu<mailto:mginzel@purdue.edu>) to discuss their background, qualifications, and research interests. Please also provide a short (one page) letter of interest and a CV that includes cumulative GPA, GRE scores and contact information for at least three references.
More information on this scholarship opportunity can be found at www.htirc.org<http://www.htirc.org/> . If selected for a van Eck Scholarship, we will notify you to make formal application to Purdue University.
Matthew D. Ginzel, PhD * Associate Professor * Departments of Entomology and Forestry & Natural Resources * Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Center *
Purdue University * 901 W. State Street * West Lafayette, IN 47907-2089 * 765.494.9369 * www.entm.purdue.edu/forest/<http://www.entm.purdue.edu/forest/>
The Missouri Department of Conservation is hiring a forest health specialist in the Forest Health Program (Columbia, Missouri, USA) to support the forest pathologist and forest entomologist. Specific duties and responsibilities will be dependent on the skills of the successful applicant but would include insect and disease diagnostics, coordinating gypsy moth and other forest health survey activities, GIS mapping, and assisting with outreach efforts. We encourage candidates with a background in plant pathology, entomology, plant biology, forestry, or closely related natural resource degree and GIS work experience to apply. Training and experience gained in the position would prepare the selected candidate to continue in this position or move to advanced forest health positions. Closing date for applications is October 31, 2012.
For more information see: Resource Forester Assistant, Columbia (Job Number 2012-070) at: https://mdc5.mdc.mo.gov/recruitment/Recruitment.aspx?strRoute
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Simeon Wright
Forest Pathologist
Tel. 573-815-7901, ext 3947
Simeon.Wright(a)mdc.mo.gov<mailto:Simeon.Wright@mdc.mo.gov>
Rob Lawrence
Forest Entomologist
Tel. 573-815-7901, ext 3946
Rob.Lawrence(a)mdc.mo.gov<mailto:Rob.Lawrence@mdc.mo.gov>
Missouri Dept. of Conservation
3500 East Gans Road
Columbia, MO 65201
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Begin forwarded message:
> From: risch <anita.risch(a)wsl.ch>
> Subject: PostDoc in ecosystem functioning/entomology, Switzerland
> Date: October 1, 2012 8:51:19 AM EDT
> To: Andrew Storer <storer(a)mtu.edu>
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> Hey Andrew,
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> Would you mind passing the following add along to folks that might be interested? Maybe also some entomology lists that you know off. Many thanks
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> Hope all is well.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Anita
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>> The Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL is part of the ETH Domain. It employs approximately 500 people working on the sustainable use and protection of the landscapes and habitats and a responsible approach to handling natural hazards. The Research Unit Community Ecology studies how ecosystem pattern and processes influence arthropod communities and their dynamics. In a large national science foundation funded project we assess how functionally different groups of herbivores alter above- and belowground arthropod communities and the functioning of grassland ecosystems in the Swiss National Park. Starting March 1, 2013 or by agreement, we are looking for a
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>> PostDoc Ecosystem functioning / entomology (100%)
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>> You are assessing in both field and laboratory work how herbivores impact the composition of the entire arthropod community as well as the functioning of the ecosystem. You analyze your data with uni- and multivariate statistical methods and publish your results in internationally recognized scientific journals. Help with the supervision of students working within the project is strongly encouraged.
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>> You finished your dissertation in Ecology or a related field. You enjoy conducting research in a field setting and have considerable experience in animal, plant or/and soil ecology, entomology as well as statistics. You have a good publication record and speak and write English fluently. Speaking one of the Swiss national languages would be beneficial. You are an independent worker that performs tasks with high accuracy; you are innovative, communicative, flexible and a team player.
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>> Please submit your complete application until October 20, 2012 using the link http://internet1.refline.ch/273855/0217/++publications++/1/index.html or send your complete application using reference number 750 to Mrs. Sabine Hirt, Human Resources WSL. Anita C. Risch, phone +41 (044) 739 23 46 and Martin Schütz, phone +41 (044) 739 25 26, will be happy to answer any questions or offer further information.
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>> PD Dr. Anita C. Risch
>> Head of Plant-Animal-Interactions
>> Community Ecology
>> Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research
>> Zuercherstrasse 111
>> 8903 Birmensdorf
>> Switzerland
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>> Phone: +41 44 739 2346
>> Fax: +41 44 739 2215
>> Email: anita.risch(a)wsl.ch
>> http://www.wsl.ch/personal_homepages/risch
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> PD Dr. Anita C. Risch
> Head of Plant-Animal-Interactions
> Community Ecology
> Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research
> Zuercherstrasse 111
> 8903 Birmensdorf
> Switzerland
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> Phone: +41 44 739 2346
> Fax: +41 44 739 2215
> Email: anita.risch(a)wsl.ch
> http://www.wsl.ch/personal_homepages/risch
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Andrew J. Storer
Professor and Associate Dean
School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science
Director of the Michigan Tech Honors Institute
Michigan Technological University
1400 Townsend Drive
Houghton, MI 49931-1295
Tel: (906) 487 3470
Fax: (906) 487 2915
email storer(a)mtu.edu
Please spread this information to potential applicants.
Kind regards,
Olle
POSTDOCTOR IN INSECT CHEMICAL ECOLOGY/ENTOMOLOGY, Lund University
Type of employment: Limit of tenure, 2 years
Extent: 100 %
Location: Department of Biology, Lund
First day of employment: 2012-10-01
Last day of applying: 2012-08-31
Official Records Number: NPA 2012/385
The work will include characterization of life history parameters and identification of olfactory or other cues suitable for effective detection and monitoring of the target species (Hungarian spruce scale) and its relatives.
See: http://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/o.o.i.s?id=24914&Dnr=481360&Type=E
Forest Entomologist
Crown Research Institute Scion's purpose is to drive innovation and growth from New Zealand's forest industry and to create high value economic, environmental and social outcomes for New Zealand. As well as conducting research to enhance the international competitiveness and profitability of the current forest industry, Scion is at the leading edge of new technology development for renewable biomaterials and energy and the establishment of a broader based bio-economy.
We are seeking an experienced Forest Entomologist to be part of the Forest Protection Team which comprises over 30 entomologists, pathologists, botanists, pest management and fire researchers. The Team's purpose is to protect New Zealand's trees, forests, and forest products trade from insects, pathogens, weeds, and fire in perpetuity. The broad objectives of the research programme are exclusion of pests not present in New Zealand, reducing impact of pests that are present, and protection of the resource and markets.
We are looking for a Forest Entomologist with expertise in forest ecology and traditional forest entomology and who has the background and experience to design and establish complex field and laboratory trials. The position will contribute to the Pre-Border, Post-Border, and Market Access projects and will conduct independent research to identify and manage threats to forest health. The position will also contribute to the Diagnostics Team of the Forest Health Reference Lab, which is part of Forest Protection. Supervision of technical staff and students, assessment of data, and collaboration with scientists within New Zealand and overseas is part of the responsibilities, as well as a contribution to biocontrol, pest management, and biosecurity research projects.
Our ideal candidate will have a PhD or equivalent degree in forest entomology or similar field coupled with at least 3 - 7 years research experience. An understanding of invasive species ecology and management and insect taxonomy is required. Knowledge of forest ecology and management is desirable, as are skills in insect rearing and biological control. This is a full time permanent role, based in Rotorua.
Scion presents talented and ambitious individuals the unique opportunity to pursue a fulfilling professional career at the heart of New Zealand's forest industry. With its head office at the edge of Rotorua's world-famous Whakarewarewa Forest, Scion also offers a great working environment and, with its central location and proximity to coastal beaches and inland lakes, native forests, geothermal areas and volcanic ski-fields, many opportunities to balance work with the other things that are important in your life.
Closing Date: 24 August 2012
For further information and to apply online, please refer to our website:
www.scionresearch.com<http://www.scionresearch.com>
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The 5th Sudden Oak Death Science Symposium is next week, June 19 to 22, 2012!
For those of you who aren’t able to attend the conference in person, we will be providing a live video stream of the indoor talks on our UStream channel : http://www.ustream.tv/channel/fifth-sudden-oak-death-science-symposium.
In conjunction with the talks, we will also have a live chat and blog with real-time summaries and discussions.
You can check out the link now and find it again on our conference page (http://ucanr.org/sites/sod5/) when video streaming begins on Wednesday, June 20 and Thursday, June 21 from approximately 8:00 am to 5:15 pm, Pacific Daylight Time.
Please forward this message to anyone that might be interested.
Regards, Susan
Susan J. Frankel
Biologist, Sudden Oak Death Research
Urban Ecosystems and Social Dynamics 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
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