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Papers on the Future of Beech published in ASLH - post FAGUS 2010

by Igor Kolar

Dear Participants of the FAGUS 2010 International Scientific Symposium, Dear Organisers and Supporters, It is our special pleasure to share with you the news on publishing Papers on the Future of Beech further to the FAGUS 2010 International Scientific Symposium which took place from October 27th - October 29th 2010 in Varaždin, Croatia and Zala County, Hungary. All authors who submitted their papers to the FAGUS 2010 reviewing process and were positively evaluated in review will find their papers in the upcoming edition of 'Acta Sylvatica et Lignaria Hungarica', Vol.6 (2010): http://aslh.nyme.hu/index.php?id=17581 Other news on FAGUS you may check at: http://www.sumins.hr/fagus2010/news.html Once again we would like to express our most sincere gratitude to IUFRO and EFI on their overall contribution and support in organisation of FAGUS 2010; to our Hungarian partners for their organisation and support same as for the post-symposium activities; to national Institutions who generously supported this international scientific event of great importance for both countries organisers; and to all participants without whom we would not have such a successful symposium! Thank you all! On behalf of the FAGUS 2010 Organization Committee we cordially salute you, and looking forward to meet you on some other occasion Igor --------------------------------------------------------------- Igor Kolar, dipl. Ing.šum. Hrvatski šumarski institut /Croatian Forest Research Institute Stručni suradnik za međunarodnu suradnju /Associate for International Cooperation Cvjetno naselje 41, HR-10450 Jastrebarsko, Croatia Tel: +385.1.6273.008, Fax: +385.1.6273.035, Mob: +385.99.2281.681, E-mail: igork(a)sumins.hr web:www.sumins.hr Molimo vodite brigu o očuvanju okoliša prije ispisa /Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail

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IUFRO All D5 Conference | Portugal 2012

by IUFRO 2012, All Division 5 Conference

Dear All, We are pleased to announce that the next IUFRO All-Division5 Conference is to be held in Estoril, Portugal July 8> 13, 2012. IUFRO, along with the Technical University of Lisbon would like to extend an invitation to all forest products researchers to participate in this international event. We are sure your presence and active participation will help to guarantee the success of the endeavour, as this is a unique opportunity to meet and share knowledge, with colleagues from all over the world. We kindly ask you to spread the news through your data base contacts. For more information on this upcoming conference please visit the website at www.iufro2012.org <http://www.iufro2012.org/> . We look forward to welcoming you in Portugal in 2012! HAPPY NEW YEAR! T H E THE HOUSE OF EVENTS Official PCO PHONE: +351 22 834 8940 MOBILE: +351 93 244 8914 ............................................................................ ............................................................................ ..................... IUFRO 2012, All D5 CONFERENCE Estoril Congress Centre, 8 >13 July12 ............................................................................ ............................................................................ ................ Este e-mail contém informação que julgamos ser de interesse para o destinatário. No entanto se desejar ser removido da nossa mailing list responda a este e-mail com o assunto remover. Se desejar actualizar os seus dados por favor responda a este e-mail com o assunto actualização e os seus dados. This E-Mail contains information that is privileged, confidential and/or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the intended recipient and/or if you have received this communication by error, please delete this mail and notify the sender immediately. Any use, distribution, transmission, printing, copying or dissemination of contents of this E-Mail in any way or in any matter is strictly prohibited.

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FAGUS 2010 3rd Announcement and supporting info

by Igor Kolar

Dear Sirs - Mrs, It is our special pleasure to share with you the 3rd Official FAGUS 2010 Announcement along with the supporting information package available from now onwards on our web-site: http://www.sumins.hr/fagus2010/index.html On behalf of the FAGUS 2010 Organization Committee we cordially salute you, and looking forward to meet you soon in Varaždin, Croatia and Zala County, Hungary from October 27th - October 29th 2010 --------------------------------------------------------------- Igor Kolar, dipl. Ing.šum. Hrvatski šumarski institut /Croatian Forest Research Institute Cvjetno naselje 41, HR-10450 Jastrebarsko, Croatia Tel: +385.1.6273.008, Fax: +385.1.6273.035, Mob: +385.99.2281.681, E-mail: igork(a)sumins.hr Molimo vodite brigu o očuvanju okoliša prije ispisa /Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail Looking forward to meet you at the upcoming FAGUS 2010 Symposium: http://www.sumins.hr/fagus2010/index.html

14 years, 11 months

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FAGUS 2010 - updates &last chance to register on Early-bid fees!

by Igor Kolar

Dear Sirs - Mrs. Our FAGUS 2010 Symposium - "Is there future for beech - Changes, Impacts and Answers" is approaching! We are most enthusiastic to welcome all of you in Varaždin, Croatia and Zala County, Hungary from October 27th - 29th 2010. Same as we are most proud to announce more than forty authors from all around the world who decided to present their papers on FAGUS 2010 Symposium in Varaždin, either in oral or in poster form! Detailed list of the FAGUS 2010 papers and posters is available at: http://www.sumins.hr/fagus2010/abstracts.html#dolje Once again we're thanking to all of you who announced your participation, same as to all the authors who submitted their papers for reviewing process. They are in the final phase of reviewing and soon shall be presented to wider audience in Varaždin, Croatia. Until the the soon release of the 3rd Official FAGUS 2010 Announcement and FAGUS 2010 Detailed programme - watch closely our web-site where you'll find all additional info on the Symposium: http://www.sumins.hr/fagus2010/index.html On behalf of the FAGUS 2010 Organization Committee and prof.dr.sc.Zvonko Seletković, Please receive our warmest autumn regards,and looking forward to meet you soon in Varaždin! --------------------------------------------------------------- Igor Kolar, dipl. Ing.šum. Hrvatski šumarski institut /Croatian Forest Research Institute Stručni suradnik /Associate for International Cooperation Cvjetno naselje 41, HR-10450 Jastrebarsko, Croatia Tel: +385.1.6273.008, Fax: +385.1.6273.035, Mob: +385.99.2281.681, E-mail: igork(a)sumins.hr Molimo vodite brigu o očuvanju okoliša prije ispisa /Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail Looking forward to meet you at the upcoming FAGUS 2010 Symposium: http://www.sumins.hr/fagus2010/index.html

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FAGUS 2010 - 2nd Announcement available Online

by Igor Kolar

Dear Sirs, It is our special pleasure to share with you the 2nd Announcement for the upcoming International Scientific Symposium FAGUS 2010: "Is there future for beech - Changes, Impacts and Answers" which will take place in Varaždin, Croatia and Zala County, Hungary from October 27th - October 29th 2010. Latest information on the Symposium same as the Registration form you shall find at our homepage: http://www.sumins.hr/fagus2010/index_hr.html On behalf of the FAGUS 2010 Organization Committee, we cordially salute you and expect you in Varaždin, Croatia and Zala county, Hungary --------------------------------------------------------------- Igor Kolar, dipl. Ing.šum. Stručni suradnik za međunarodnu suradnju /Associate for International Cooperation Hrvatski šumarski institut /Croatian Forest Research Institute Cvjetno naselje 41, HR-10450 Jastrebarsko, Croatia Tel: +385.1.6273.008, Fax: +385.1.6273.035, Mob: +385.99.2281.681, E-mail: igork(a)sumins.hr Molimo vodite brigu o očuvanju okoliša prije ispisa /Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail

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SWC2010 Conference in Casablanca: Last Call for Late-comers

by Sylva-World

Subject: SWC2010 Conference in Casablanca: Last Call for Late-comers Dear authors: As SWC2010 Conference is approaching, I would like to remind you of two key deadlines: 31 March 2010 midnight: last date to submit abstracts (oral and poster presentation); 10 April 2010 midnight: last date to make your booking, at preferential booking rate I invite those of you who have not yet submitted their abstract and/or not yet completed their registration, or have not yet booked yet their hotel room, to consider doing it, as quickly as possible, before the corresponding deadline. On another hand, I would like to inform you that, in order to efficiently handle the conference participants’ accommodation in their chosen hotels in Casablanca, during the conference, we entrusted a travel agency (CIME VOYAGE) to assist Sylva-World (Conference organizer), for this purpose. Within this framework, you are going to receive, a hotel accommodation form, inviting you to fill it in, indicating, in particular: - Your selected hotel, where you want to be accommodated; - Your accompanying person(s); - Your arrival flight No. - Your Departure date and hour - Your departure flight No. The travel agency Cime Voyage can be contacted at the following phone numbers: Telephone: +212 537 729 097 (ask for Mr. Chihab, agency manager) Mobile phone: + 212 665 722 412 & +212 661 935 213 +212 661 935 213 Fax: +212 537 729 167 E-mail: chihabmo(a)yahoo.fr & cimevoyagetourism(a)yahoo.fr (Mention the reference: SWC2010 Conference, in Casablanca, 25-27 May 2010) Best wishes Dr. Mohammed Ellatifi Conference Chair Casablanca, Morocco Tel: +212 661 328 797 +212 661 328 797 Fax: +212 522 982 428 E-mail: sylva.world(a)yahjoo.fr Website: www.sylvamonde.110mb.com/register.htm & www.swc2010.fr.fm Attached: Registration Form

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Videres.: Bushmeat: Beyond the Ecological Crisis (IUFRO World Congress 2010)

by Palle Madsen

... the 5th story from the IUFRO. Palle >>> IUFRO Headquarters <office(a)iufro.org> 15/02/2010 09:07 >>> Dear Palle, We are releasing our fifth story relating to the themes of the XXIII IUFRO World Congress: BUSHMEAT: BEYOND THE ECOLOGICAL CRISIS. The main issue of this release deals with the threat from the hunting of rare tropical forest species to be traded on illegal markets and how on the contrary, traditional African societies consume bushmeat for other reasons than simply profit. Please be reminded that you can comment this release on our blog and directly give your feedback to IUFRO: http://theiufroblog.wordpress.com/ Many thanks for your cooperation, Peter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Peter Mayer - Executive Director International Union of Forest Research Organizations IUFRO Headquarters - Secretariat Mariabrunn (BFW), Hauptstrasse 7 - 1140 Vienna, Austria Tel.: +43-1-877 0151-0 - Fax: +43-1-877 0151-50 Website: http://www.iufro.org - Email: mayer(at)iufro.org -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BUSHMEAT: BEYOND THE ECOLOGICAL CRISIS 5th in a series of releases related to the XXIII IUFRO World Congress English (pdf) - Espanol (pdf) - Francais (pdf) - Deutsch (pdf) (Vienna, 15 February 2010) - Contemporary African societies are a mix of modernized, western society and traditional African roots. Those traditions mean that people - rural and urban - still consume bushmeat for reasons linked to culture, taste and attachment to healthy, natural products. However, the scale of hunting occurring in Central Africa poses a threat to many tropical forest species. The response to this has typically been legal: ban the trade in bushmeat and criminalize the hunters and consumers. This, said Nathalie Van Vliet, Bushmeat strategic advisor for TRAFFIC, has not been terribly effective. The trade continues to flourish but in a hidden economy that makes it more difficult to manage or control. Those in the bushmeat trade who make money out of the commercialisation of rare species for the urban markets need to be strictly controlled. However, those who eat bushmeat for their own nutrition or sell bushmeat to pay for medicines or school fees, should not be presented as criminals," she says. Dr. Van Vliet will coordinate a session dealing with the hunting of bushmeat in Central Africa at the 2010 IUFRO World Congress in Seoul. She hopes her session will reach beyond conservationists to also integrate the input of social, health and economic stakeholders to help develop more integrated bushmeat strategies and policies. You may find the original story with links to translations, media contacts and illustrations here: http://www.iufro.org/media/iwc2010-news-stories/feb10-bushmeat/.

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Videres.: Full-Service Forests: Food, Pharmaceuticals & Fibre (IUFRO World Congress 2010)

by Palle Madsen

.. the 4th story from IUFRO... Palle >>> IUFRO Headquarters <office(a)iufro.org> 25/01/2010 06:41 >>> Dear Palle, We would like to present to you our forth story relating to the themes of the XXIII IUFRO World Congress: FULL-SERVICE FORESTS: FOOD, PHARMACEUTICALS & FIBRE. So far we have received positive feedback from the release of our previous news stories. If you have personally contributed in disseminating these stories, I would like to sincerely thank you for taking the time to help us in this process. Enjoy your reading, Peter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Peter Mayer - Executive Director International Union of Forest Research Organizations IUFRO Headquarters - Secretariat Mariabrunn (BFW), Hauptstrasse 7 - 1140 Vienna, Austria Tel.: +43-1-877 0151-0 - Fax: +43-1-877 0151-50 Website: http://www.iufro.org - Email: mayer(at)iufro.org -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FULL-SERVICE FORESTS: FOOD, PHARMACEUTICALS & FIBRE 4th in a series of releases related to the XXIII IUFRO World Congress English (pdf) - Espanol (pdf) - Francais (pdf) - Deutsch (pdf) (Vienna, 25 January 2010) - Managing for wildlife habitat, soil stability, water, medicinal plants and foods - nuts, berries, and mushrooms - as well as timber resources, are now all part of most forest development plans and goals. Today's forest management looks toward sustaining a variety of resources as well as revenue from timber products. That's at least partly because "a diversity of plant and animal species can improve the ability of a stand to survive under dramatic changes in environmental conditions including climate change," says Dr. Valerie LeMay, Professor of Forest Biometrics and Measurements at Canada's University of British Columbia. It's a change from the past when forests were managed primarily for timber resources. Today's forest managers realize that even the structure of a stand - the variation in tree heights, diameters, location and species and the number of dead trees standing or lying in it - is an important aspect of managing for multiple benefits, she said. Large gaps in a tree stand, for instance, provide light for new tree growth, but also for grasses, herbs, shrubs and other vegetation that often provide food for deer and other wildlife. The question though, is how best to manage all this? Dr. LeMay and Dr. Peter Newton, Research Scientist at Natural Resources Canada, will coordinate a session that deals with managing and measuring stand structure for a diverse array of forest products at the 2010 IUFRO World Congress in Seoul. You may find the original story with links to translations, media contacts and illustrations here: http://www.iufro.org/media/iwc2010-news-stories/jan10-full-service-forests/.

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Videres.: Climate Change Adds to Forest Threat (IUFRO World Congress 2010)

by Palle Madsen

Dear Colleague, I've realised that I should have sent you more of the "forest-stories" sent out by the IUFRO in advance of the upcoming World Congress. I believe you got the two first stories with the season's greetings that the beech coordinator team sent out about two month ago. Here you have the 3rd story and two more will follow shortly after this. Best Palle Madsen >>> IUFRO Headquarters <office(a)iufro.org> 11/01/2010 09:45 >>> Dear Palle, 2010 is a very important year for IUFRO since the XXIII IUFRO World Congresses will be convened from 23-28 August 2010 in Seoul, Republic of Korea. The IUFRO World Congress will also be one of the largest global forest events in 2010. In this context I am pleased to announce the release of the third story relating to the XXIII IUFRO World Congress: CLIMATE CHANGE ADDS TO FOREST THREAT. It contains information about the services that forests provide to us and in what manner climate change is affecting the health of our forests and trees. For additional information about this or any previous IUFRO news stories don't hesitate to contact us. I would like to wish you a successful year 2010 and hope to see you at the IUFRO World Congress! Peter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Peter Mayer - Executive Director International Union of Forest Research Organizations IUFRO Headquarters - Secretariat Mariabrunn (BFW), Hauptstrasse 7 - 1140 Vienna, Austria Tel.: +43-1-877 0151-0 - Fax: +43-1-877 0151-50 Website: http://www.iufro.org - Email: mayer(at)iufro.org -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CLIMATE CHANGE ADDS TO FOREST THREAT 3rd in a series of releases related to the XXIII IUFRO World Congress English (pdf) - Spanish (pdf) - French (pdf) - German (pdf) (Vienna, 11 January 2010) - Only healthy forests can provide many important services upon which we rely - air quality and water cycle regulation; biodiversity and soil protection; carbon sequestration and mitigation of climate change, and social and cultural value. Forest health has long been threatened by insect pests and diseases accidentally moved to new areas. More recently, climate change has become one of the greatest threats to forest and tree health, says Elena Paoletti, senior scientist at the Institute for Plant Protection of the National Council of Research of Italy. She adds "Climate change and air pollution pose new threats to forests and change their ability to tolerate stressors." Historically, climatic extremes, air pollution, insects and disease have been the main factors adversely affecting forest health. Understanding how these stress agents are affected by, and respond to climatic change is fundamental to our efforts to mitigate the impacts of a changing environment. Adaptive forest strategies must be developed. She notes that, among other issues, climate change is resulting in the expansion of distribution ranges of some insect pests and pathogens. These range shifts have the potential to be permanent and to have significant implications on the future health of the world's forests. Dr. Paoletti will coordinate a sub-plenary session at the 2010 IUFRO World Congress in Seoul. The aim will be to update forest scientists and managers regarding new breakthroughs in the field of forest tree health and especially to better understand the multi-faceted aspects of climate change. You may find the original date of release for each story with a link including translations, media contacts and illustrations here: http://www.iufro.org/media/iwc2010-news-stories/jan10-forest-threat/.

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Videres.: Symposium FAGUS2010 - First Announcement

by Palle Madsen

Dear Colleagues, ... here is the 1st announcement of a beech symposium organized by the Croatian Forest Research Institute and Hungarian Forest Research Institute ERTI. Some of you may already have recieved it through other channels. Best regards Palle Madsen >>> "Igor Kolar" <igork(a)sumins.hr> 02/03/2010 16:02 >>> Dear Sirs /Mrs., Croatian Forest Research Institute and Hungarian Forest Research Institute ERTI in joint partnership are proud to announce and to invite You to the International Scientific Symposium FAGUS 2010 under title: *Is there future for beech * Changes, Impacts and Answers*, which will be organized from October 27th * October 29th 2010 in Varaždin, Croatia and Zala County, Hungary. Within the initial information-package herewith You shall find attached the 1st Announcement along with the Abstract form. You and Your colleagues are most welcomed to participate, therefore we*re sincerely looking forward to meet You! On behalf of the Chairman of FAGUS 2010 Organization committee Prof. dr. sc. Zvonko Seletkovi* Igor Kolar ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Igor Kolar, dipl. Ing.šum. Stru*ni suradnik za me*unarodnu suradnju /Associate for International Cooperation Hrvatski šumarski institut /Croatian Forest Research Institute Cvjetno naselje 41, HR-10450 Jastrebarsko, Croatia Tel: +385.1.6273.008, Fax: +385.1.6273.035, Mob: +385.99.2281.681, E-mail: igork(a)sumins.hr Molimo vodite brigu o o*uvanju okoliša prije ispisa /Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail

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