Dear All
I have exciting news for our IUFRO DIVISION 8 - the IUFRO Board approved all changes in structure and officers. Then we do have the great pleasure to welcome a NEW UNIT 8.04.00 – Air pollution and Climate Change (please see detailed list of officers attach.) – A big thanks to Elena, Alessandra and all the IUFRO colleagues that worked in this strategic change – welcome to all!
The Board has also approved the new Deputy coordinators positions, I welcome Elena Paoletti and Anna Barbati; together with Alexia Stokes and myself will be leading the Division for the next 5 years period. Then I am very proud to let you know that we are making history in IUFRO since this is the first Division ever in the long history of IUFRO to have only women coordinators.
Note several changes are taking place for WP officers – I will send a detailed file with these changes in positions and newcomers after the WC in Curitiba, I know that some changes will still happen while discussions will take place during the WC
For the ones in Curitiba
*Please note we will have THE all DIVISION 8 get together (administrative meeting) on Friday 4 place: R14-WING 2 time: 17:30 – 19:20 IMP: There will be a bus waiting outside the venue to take us directly to the gala dinner after our Division meeting (so be prepared for this long day J)
*We have the record number of 48 technical sessions in Curitiba!! So look in the program for the “magic 8” number to follow up great presentations and posters – we are covering ALL topics which shows the great diversity and broad expertise in our Division Forest Environment
*Please take note of other important Administrative meetings
Air pollution and climate change R02 Wing 3 Tuesday 1st 12-12:50
African wildlife conservation and management R19 PG Tuesday 1st 12-12:50
Radioactive contamination of forest ecosystems R09 Wing 2 Wend 2nd 17:30-18:20
Landscape Ecology Working Party (8.01.02) R Wing 2 Wend 2nd 18:30-19:20
Looking forward to see many of you in Curitiba and looking forward also to continue building strong collaborations towards a robust Division 8
My most kind regards from Curitiba
Sandra
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Sandra Luque PhD, HDR
Chair IUFRO Division 8 - Forest Environment
Director of Research at IRSTEA
UMR TETIS Land, environment, remote sensing and spatial information
500 rue Jean-François Breton / 34093 Montpellier Cedex 5, France
WhatsApp. +33 769150689 / Skype: sandra.luque2
<https://www.umr-tetis.fr/index.php/fr/> https://www.umr-tetis.fr/index.php/fr/
<https://www.iufro.org/> https://www.iufro.org/
Dear all
Do not miss the Digital POSTER session 12:30 - 13:30 directly related to Sub-plenary D8a (announced by Joao) Within our Theme: D. Biodiversity, Ecosystem Services and Biological Invasions - Venue: Poster Room - P03: Forest Biodiversity in the framework of global change and the role of Landscape - will chair the session with Joao and then move to our sub-plenary Venue: R07 - WING 2
IMP Administrative meetings
See you also at the WP meeting on WEND 18:30- 19:20 / R10 Wing 2
And ALL Division 8 meeting Friday 4 17:30-19:20 /R14 WING 2
Looking forward to see most of you next week
Sandra
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De : João Azevedo [mailto:jazevedo@ipb.pt]
Envoyé : mercredi 25 septembre 2019 10:18
À : wp80102(a)lists.iufro.org
Cc : 'Brigitte Burger' <burger(a)iufro.org>; Sandra Luque <sandra.luque(a)irstea.fr>
Objet : Next week in Curitiba
Dear colleagues,
I would like to call your attention to the landscape ecology WP related events that will take place in Curitiba next week during the IUFRO World
Congress:
Mon 30 Sep 2019 12:30 - 13:30 /14:00 - 15:00 Subplenary D8a: Forest Biodiversity in the framework of global change and the role of Landscape
Venue: R07 - WING 2
Presentation Types: Subplenary
Chair: João Azevedo, Sandra Luque
Tue 1 Oct 2019 15:30 - 17:30
D8e: Improving conservation targets for forest biodiversity: towards operational solutions from remote sensing technology
Venue: R16 - PG
Presentation Types: Oral
Chair: Sandra Luque, Petteri Vihervaara
Wed 2 Oct 2019, 18:30 - 19:20
IUFRO Landscape Ecology WP business meeting
Venue: Room R10 - WING 2
We plan to keep the discussions going after the meeting in a LE WP
dinner; I will announce the restaurant once I am familiar with Curitiba
and the venue of the conference.
Hope to see you there.
Best regards.
João
--
João Azevedo, Prof. Coordenador
Vice-Coordenador do Centro de Investigação de Montanha (CIMO)
Instituto Politécnico de Bragança
Escola Superior Agrária
Campus de Santa Apolónia
5300-253 BRAGANÇA
PORTUGAL
telefones: (+351) 273 330 901 / 273 303 341
e-mail: jazevedo(a)ipb.pt
web: http://www.esa.ipb.pt/cv/jazevedo/
Dear colleagues this side event in Curitiba may be of your interest at
least is at the center of a key topic in our Division
Please see the mail from Ola Eriksson bellow
Looking forward to see you next week
Sandra
De : Ola Eriksson [mailto:ola.eriksson@slu.se]
Envoyé : mercredi 25 septembre 2019 06:33
À : sandra.luque(a)irstea.fr
Objet : ALTERFOR Side Event Oct 1, 12:00-13:50 - XXV IUFRO World Congress
During the congress we will host a Side Event titled Adapting Europes
forests to global challenges: Lessons from ALTERFOR, on October 1st from
12:00-13:50 at Venue R8 wing 2. ALTERFOR is a large Horizon 2020 project
(see <https://alterfor-project.eu/)> https://alterfor-project.eu/)
exploring the following overarching question: What alternative forest
management models will enable to provide the desired ecosystem services
under changing climate and societal conditions over the coming century? At
the Side Event we will summarize and discuss the results from 10 landscapes
spread all over Europe.
We noticed that you moderate session D8r: Forest Biodiversity in the
framework of global change and the role of Landscape and would like to
invite you to the event. Your session clearly relates to the topics of
ALTERFOR and the presence of you and presenters from your session would be
valuable for an insightful discussion.
Part 1 - Insights from ALTERFOR case studies
- Overview of H2020 project ALTERFOR
- Case Study Examples:
o Italy: People everywhere
o Sweden: Intensifying the intensive
o Lithuania: Breaking the code
- Summing up: Policy implications
Part 2 - Science across scales and disciplines to handle the complexity of
socio-ecological systems
- From stand to landscape to continent: Ecosystem service trade-offs
- Linking scientific truth with power: knowledge transfer in ALTERFOR
- Summarising discussion
Regards from the ALTERFOR crew/Ola
(Link under Project Events:
https://alterfor-project.eu/events/alterfor-event-at-iufro-world-congress.ht
ml)
Dear colleagues,
I would like to call your attention to the landscape ecology WP related
events that will take place in Curitiba next week during the IUFRO World
Congress:
Mon 30 Sep 2019 12:30 - 13:30 /14:00 - 15:00
Subplenary D8a: Forest Biodiversity in the framework of global change
and the role of Landscape
Venue: R07 - WING 2
Presentation Types: Subplenary
Chair: João Azevedo, Sandra Luque
Tue 1 Oct 2019 15:30 - 17:30
D8e: Improving conservation targets for forest biodiversity: towards
operational solutions from remote sensing technology
Venue: R16 - PG
Presentation Types: Oral
Chair: Sandra Luque, Petteri Vihervaara
Wed 2 Oct 2019, 18:30 - 19:20
IUFRO Landscape Ecology WP business meeting
Venue: Room R10 - WING 2
We plan to keep the discussions going after the meeting in a LE WP
dinner; I will announce the restaurant once I am familiar with Curitiba
and the venue of the conference.
Hope to see you there.
Best regards.
João
--
João Azevedo, Prof. Coordenador
Vice-Coordenador do Centro de Investigação de Montanha (CIMO)
Instituto Politécnico de Bragança
Escola Superior Agrária
Campus de Santa Apolónia
5300-253 BRAGANÇA
PORTUGAL
telefones: (+351) 273 330 901 / 273 303 341
e-mail: jazevedo(a)ipb.pt
web: http://www.esa.ipb.pt/cv/jazevedo/
FYI
Sandra
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De : IALE - North America General Discussion List [mailto:IALENA-L@LISTSERV.URI.EDU] De la part de Melissa Lucash
Objet : Upcoming postdoc position in Ecosystem Ecology of Siberia, based in WI and OR.
*Have you always wanted to learn more about Siberia? *
Come study disturbance ecology and vegetation shifts due to climate change with our amazing team of researchers at Portland State, US Forest Service, Oak Ridge National Lab, U of Tennessee-Knoxville and IIASA in Austria.
*Postdoctoral Researcher to study climate change and disturbances in
Siberia*
*This outreach notice is an early alert* to inform potential applicants that the Department of Geography at Portland State University will soon be advertising for a *2+ year post-doctoral researcher funded by the National Science Foundation. *
The successful candidate will be a member of an international interdisciplinary team of landscape ecologists, forest ecologists, and spatial modelers at Portland State University, the U.S. Forest Service, Oak Ridge National Lab, and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis in Laxenburg, Austria. The candidate will estimate the ability of arctic and boreal ecosystems to keep pace with climate change and to quantify temporal and spatial variation in biome shifts and C stocks across a large latitudinal gradient in Siberian Russia ( https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1844435) Capitalizing on a rich and underutilized empirical dataset of Siberia, we will project future species composition and C dynamics under climate change using a landscape-scale forest simulation model (LANDIS-II) and compare our results to similar output from a global scale DGVM (CLM-FATES). The results will be used to improve how DGVMs account for landscape-scale processes such as dispersal, disturbance and species-level interactions, which will ultimately impact the land cover inputs used by Global Circulation Models to project future global climate. The successful candidate will have primary responsibility for the LANDIS-II modeling portion of the project.
Major duties and tasks of the position:
· Develop and validate initial conditions for the study area
· Improve capabilities to model non-tree species (e.g., shrubs,
sphagnum, grass).
· Verify and validate permafrost behavior and hydrological impacts
in the model.
· Calibrate disturbances for each study area.
· Assist in developing and testing a new LANDIS-II output extension
to estimate land surface albedo.
· Conduct simulation experiments and analyze spatial and tabular
outputs using GIS, R and other analytical tools to test hypotheses.
· Collaborate with project personnel to publish and disseminate
results.
The position will be located at the US Forest Service Institute for Applied Ecosystems in Rhinelander, WI for approximately the first 14 months of the appointment, and then at Portland State University in Portland, OR for an additional 12 months. Compensation includes an annual salary of $54,000 with health benefits provided by Portland State. *The position will be officially advertised in mid-October and will begin on Jan 15, 2020*, although it could begin as late as March 1, 2020.
*Contact Information*
To express interest in this position please send an email, including a current CV and 1-pg letter of interest describing how your experience prepares you for the duties of the position, to Dr. Melissa Lucash (Principal Investigator) at lucash(a)pdx.edu.
*About the Locations*
*Rhinelander, WI*
The Institute for Applied Ecosystem Studies is located in Rhinelander, WI (home of the mythical Hodag; pop. 7,798) in the heart of Wisconsin’s Northwoods and lake country. The city is surrounded by national, state, and county parks and forests that provide multiple recreational opportunities year-round such as boating, fishing, camping, mountain-biking, and hiking activities in the summer months to snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and ice-fishing in the winter months ( www.travelwisconsin.com/northeast <http://www.travelwisconsin.com/northesast>). Rhinelander is surrounded by
232 lakes within 15 minutes of downtown, and is known as the “Ice Fishing Capital of the World.” Additional information about Rhinelander and neighboring cities within the Northwoods can be found at:
www.rhinelanderchamber.com and www.ExploreRhinelander.com <http://www.explorerhinelander.com/>. The Institute for Applied Ecosystem Studies webpage (www.nrs.fs.fed.us/units/iaes/) has details about our research, including the LANDIS model.
*Portland, OR*
Portland State University is located in the Portland metropolitan area https://www.pdx.edu/. Portland is in the heart of the Pacific Northwest and it provides exceptional recreational opportunities and healthy work/life balance (https://www.travelportland.com/) Details about Dr. Lucash’s research lab can be found here: https://www.melissalucash.com/
--
*Dr. Melissa S. Lucash*
*Research Assistant Professor*
*Department of Geography*
*Portland State University*
*Portland, OR*
*lucash [a] pdx.edu <lucash(a)pdx.edu>*
*503-725-2170*
*https://melissalucash.com <https://melissalucash.com>*
Dear all, Diane Pearson (cc to this email) is organizing a SI that may be of
interest to some of you
The message from Diane is bellow, I think that some aspects of agroforestry
and PES could be a good asset for this SI
Cheers
Sandra
The special issues is entitled 'Multiple Roles for Landscape Ecology in
Future Farming Systems' It is based on the symposium I co-organised at the
IALE WC but we are keen to get a variety of worldviews and perspectives
beyond what was presented at the symposium.
It would be fantastic to have some aspect of your work included in this
publication and/or to have a perspective from Europe or South America.
Details of the special issue and more details can be found at
<https://www.mdpi.com/journal/land/special_issues/landscape_farmingsystems>
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/land/special_issues/landscape_farmingsystems.
We have also attached some more information that introduces the ideas behind
the special issue.
Finally, we have the ability to offer a bit of discount off the usual cost
for publication in LAND if you, or someone you know, are interested in
publishing your work in this special issue.
Looking forward to hearing back from you.
Kind Regards,
Diane
Diane Pearson | Professor in Environmental Management
School of Agriculture and Environment | Massey University | Private Bag
11222 | Palmerston North 4442 | New Zealand
E-mail: <mailto:D.Pearson@massey.ac.nz> D.Pearson(a)massey.ac.nz| Phone: +64
6 951 7837 Internal ext: 84837
Dear IUFRO Landscape Ecology WP members,
In October, during the IUFRO World Congress in Curitiba, the IUFRO
Landscape Ecology Working Party will elect Officers for the coming two
years. Working Party Officers are responsible for managing and
coordination the working party, nominating regional and thematic
coordinators, and articulating the activity of the WP with IUFRO and
other institutions, among other responsibilities.
We hereby declare our intention of running to Working Party Officers in
the coming election. Our motivation is mainly to maintain the dynamics
of this extraordinary network of landscape ecologists and other
scientists and practitioners which has had an enormous impact in science
and in professional activities that somehow involve landscapes and trees.
With this candidature we specifically aim to:
- Maintain the interaction among members of the WP, either landscape
ecologists, forest scientists and practitioners in these and related
fields and their organizations to promote knowledge and experience
exchange and sustainable management of landscapes and forests,
- Preserve the geographic structure of the WP including coordinators
and representatives from all regions and continents in the world,
- Improve institutional cooperation with other organizations in fields
related to landscapes and forests, namely through the work of thematic
coordinators for IUFRO-IALE and for urban forestry,
- Maintain the regular organization of international conferences across
the world on relevant topics for the landscape ecology and forest
communities,
- Maintain the regular publication of books, special issues and
individual papers resulting from the events organized by the WP and from
other initiatives of the WP members, and
- Increase the involvement of young researchers in the structure of the WP.
This candidature involves João Azevedo, as chair, and Peilei Fan and
Jose Alberto Gobbi, as deputies of the Working Group, as well as the
following regional coordinators:
Pınar Pamukçu Albers: Europe
Ke-Ming Ma: China
Dolors Armenteras: Latin America
Ken Sugimura: Japan and Oceania
Peilei Fan: North America
Syed Ajijur Rahman: South & South-east Asia
The structure of the WP will also include the thematic coordinators
Dolors Armenteras for IALE-IUFRO affairs and Giovanni Sanesi for Urban
Forestry. The WP will create a new coordination position directed to
your researchers, to be nominated after the election.
The election will be on *October 2, from 18:30 to 19:20 in Room R10 -
WING 2*. Please let me know if you will be there.
Nevertheless, we hope to count with your support.
See you in Curitiba or in the 2021 IUFRO Landscape Ecology International
Conference.
João Azevedo
--
João Azevedo, Prof. Coordenador
Vice-Coordenador do Centro de Investigação de Montanha (CIMO)
Instituto Politécnico de Bragança
Escola Superior Agrária
Campus de Santa Apolónia
5300-253 BRAGANÇA
PORTUGAL
telefones: (+351) 273 330 901 / 273 303 341
e-mail: jazevedo(a)ipb.pt
web: http://www.esa.ipb.pt/cv/jazevedo/
FYI
Sandra
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De : IALE - North America General Discussion List
[mailto:IALENA-L@LISTSERV.URI.EDU] De la part de Julian, Jason
Objet : Full/Assoc Prof & Asst Prof Positions at Texas State University
Fellow Landscape Ecologists,
We are looking for two awesome individuals to join us at Texas State
University, one at the Asst Prof level in Physical Geography and one at the
Full/Assoc Prof level in Environmental/Physical Geography. Both ads are
broad, but note that we are giving preference to Water Resources for the
Asst Prof ad. The Full/Assoc Prof ad is aimed at Landscape Ecologists,
Watershed Scientists, or anyone else who uses sophisticated modeling
techniques to investigate biophysical processes that are important for env
mgt or natural resource use. For questions about the Full/Assoc Prof
position, please contact me at
Jason.Julian(a)txstate.edu<mailto:Jason.Julian@txstate.edu>. For questions
about the Asst Prof position, please contact Dr. Ben Zhan at
Zhan(a)txstate.edu<mailto:Zhan@txstate.edu>.
Link to Full/Assoc Prof position: https://jobs.hr.txstate.edu/postings/25265
Link to Asst Prof position: https://jobs.hr.txstate.edu/postings/25264
The Department of Geography at Texas State University has 39 full-time
faculty members, over 500 undergraduate majors in BA and BS programs and
over 120 graduate students in our Master of Science (MS), Master of Applied
Geography (MAG), and PhD programs in Geography, Geographic Education, and
Geographic Information Science. The Department of Geography is part of the
College of Liberal Arts. Texas State University is located in San Marcos, a
city of about 65,000 residents situated in the beautiful Central Texas Hill
Country, 30 miles south of Austin and 48 miles north of San Antonio. The
Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching classifies Texas State
University as a "Doctoral Universities: Higher Research Activity," the
second-highest designation for research institutions in the United States.
Texas State University is located in the burgeoning Austin-San Antonio
corridor, and, with ~39,000 students, is among the largest universities in
the state. With a diverse campus community including 50% of the student body
from ethnic minorities, Texas State is one of the top 13 producers of
Hispanic baccalaureate graduates in the nation and a doctoral-granting
Emerging Research University. Additional information about Texas State and
its nationally recognized academic programs is available at www.txstate.edu.
Looking forward to outstanding applications, Jason
Jason Julian, PhD
Professor & Associate Chair
Department of Geography
Texas State University
Personal Website<http://jasonjulian.wp.txstate.edu/>
Objet : IUFRO2019 - Pre Congress Training
APPLY NOW: IUFRO World Congress Pre-congress training!
Don’t miss out on this final opportunity to register now for the IFSA-IUFRO mentoring program and pre-congress training!
PRE-CONGRESS TRAINING:
Students and early career researchers (students and/or under 35 years old) are invited to attend the FREE pre-congress training day. Topics will cover publishing in an open access environment, forest and social entrepreneurship, and peer mentoring/pre-congress prep. For more information see <https://www.ifsa.net/iufro-world-congress-2019/> https://www.ifsa.net/iufro-world-congress-2019/
Time and date: Saturday, September 28th, 2019. 9am-5pm.
Location: Alta Reggia Hotel, Alamo Room. Curitiba
A: “Publishing your research in an open science environment”
As changes in the forest sector have reached to the research environment and publishing, it is as vital now as ever to make sure that researchers are communicating their work effectively and professionally in this open research environment. This course is specifically designed to address the competencies needed by providing a unique and applicable training for students and early career scientists, by including talks by editors of leading forest science journals and will include real-world examples. Students will be instructed on the scientific writing process and will improve on and gain scientific writing skills necessary to publish in a research environment.
B: “Forest Entrepreneurship”
With increasing demand of timber products and agricultural land, there is growing pressure to find sustainable alternatives in forest use. Several professional accreditations have therefore identified entrepreneurship as a highly desirable soft skill for a knowledge-based society, as a tool to bridge science and practice. This course fosters entrepreneurship learning by using the forestry sector as a context, and will teach the basics of forest entrepreneurship by providing real world examples of situations where businesses could develop, and expound upon students’ understanding of the Sustainable Development Goals and their relation to forestry.
Click here to register!
APPLY NOW: IUFRO World Congress Pre-congress training!
Don’t miss out on this final opportunity to register now for the IFSA-IUFRO pre-Congress training!
PRE-CONGRESS TRAINING:
Students and early career researchers (students and/or under 35 years old) are invited to attend the FREE pre-congress training day.
Topics will cover publishing in an open access environment, forest and social entrepreneurship, and peer mentoring/pre-congress prep.
For more information see https://www.ifsa.net/iufro-world-congress-2019/ <https://ceibo.cnpf.embrapa.br/link.php?M=66678&N=1182&L=830&F=H>
Time and date: Saturday, September 28th, 2019. 9am-5pm.
Location: Alta Reggia Hotel, Alamo Room. Curitiba
A: “Publishing your research in an open science environment”
As changes in the forest sector have reached to the research environment and publishing, it is as vital now as ever to make sure that researchers are communicating their work effectively and professionally in this open research environment. This course is specifically designed to address the competencies needed by providing a unique and applicable training for students and early career scientists, by including talks by editors of leading forest science journals and will include real-world examples. Students will be instructed on the scientific writing process and will improve on and gain scientific writing skills necessary to publish in a research environment.
B: “Forest Entrepreneurship”
With increasing demand of timber products and agricultural land, there is growing pressure to find sustainable alternatives in forest use. Several professional accreditations have therefore identified entrepreneurship as a highly desirable soft skill for a knowledge-based society, as a tool to bridge science and practice. This course fosters entrepreneurship learning by using the forestry sector as a context, and will teach the basics of forest entrepreneurship by providing real world examples of situations where businesses could develop, and expound upon students’ understanding of the Sustainable Development Goals and their relation to forestry.
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Objet : PhD position in forest carbon
PhD opportunity in Forest Ecology at UNBC
Project: Long term effects of forest management on the carbon stocks and
flux of British Columbia's forests.
Applications are invited for a funded 4-year PhD position in UNBC's
Conservation Solutions Lab collaborating with the BC Ministry of Forests,
Lands, Natural Resource Operations & Rural Development (FLNRORD).
The project
Forests play an important role in mitigating climate change, absorbing
almost a third of anthropogenic carbon emissions. Current forest management
practices risk disrupting these carbon stores and potentially converting
forests from carbon sinks to sources of carbon emissions. However, empirical
studies of alternate forest management on forest carbon stocks are sparse
and often short-term.
In the early 1990s the British Columbia government established 21 large
scale experiments across the province to investigate lower impact forest
management practices. Now, 25 yearslater, these large scale experiments
provide a unique opportunity to quantify the long-term effects of varying
harvesting practices on the carbon stocks and flux of forests, and compare
them to the conservation of old growth forests. This work will contribute to
the basic scientific knowledge of forest carbon in harvested forests
compared to intact old growth forest, and be highly relevant to decision
makers interested in climate change mitigation.
The student will conduct field work at selected experiments in BC to measure
forest dynamics and various forest carbon pools. The student will lead the
field campaigns, requiring strong organization skills and the ability to
work in difficult terrain. The student will also have access to existing
pre-harvest and post-harvest datasets to estimate carbon stocks over time,
and collaborate closely with a postdoctoral fellow and research assistant.
The student should have:
* Completion or expected completion of a MSc degree in ecology,
forestry, biology, or related subject.
* Strong analytical skills.
* Field work experience.
* Demonstration of the ability to work in difficult conditions or
terrain.
* Driver's license.
* Excellent written, verbal, and digital communication skills.
* Ability to work independently.
The process:
The successful applicant will be working with Dr. Oscar Venter (University
of Northern British Columbia), Dr. Caren Dymond (University of Calgary; B.C.
Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations & Rural
Development), and Dr. Michelle Venter (UNBC). Four years of funding are
guaranteed to cover stipend and field expenses for this position.
Interested students should contact Oscar Venter (oscar dot venter at unbc
dot ca) or Caren Dymond (Caren dot Dymond at gov.bc.ca) for further
information on this research opportunity and position. Applicants for this
position are asked to send a letter of interest, detailed CV, transcripts,
and names of 3 references to Oscar Venter by September 1st, 2019. The
preferred start date for this position will be January 2020.
PhD, Forest Carbon and Climate Change
Government of BC
Caren.Dymond(a)gov.bc.ca<mailto:Caren.Dymond@gov.bc.ca>
778-974-5655 (Victoria area code)
http://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/environment/natural-resource-stewardship/n
atural-resources-climate-change
https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=DeQbUS4AAAAJ&hl=en
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