A great opportunity for young scientists ! but the deadline is Friday April 26th at noon (Italian time, CET)
De : IALE 2019 Info [mailto:iale2019.info@unimib.it]
Envoyé : mardi 23 avril 2019 15:29
Objet : IALE 2019 | Financial support
Dear participant,
IALE offers € 20,000.00 as financial support for Foreign Scholars and Young Scientists as Travel Award support for attending the 10th IALE World Congress.
THE FASTEST IS THE WINNER!
The Call will open on Friday April 26th at noon (Italian time, CET)
For further information <http://www.iale2019.unimib.it/iale-2019-foreign-scholar-travel-award-suppor…> http://www.iale2019.unimib.it/iale-2019-foreign-scholar-travel-award-suppor…
Please remind your colleagues or coworkers interested in the Congress to register by April 30th to take advantage of the Early-bird fees!
<http://www.iale2019.unimib.it/registration/> http://www.iale2019.unimib.it/registration/
Presenters and first authors need to register as Early Bird to be included in the program.
Keep spreading the word to colleagues, coworkers and friends who might be interested in the 10th IALE World Congress and follow us on our social networks pages to be always in tune...
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Best regards,
Luisa Bacchetta
IALE 2019 Secretary
10th IALE WORLD CONGRESS
July 1st – 5th, 2019
Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca – DISAT
Piazza della Scienza 1, Milan (Italy)
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Dear colleagues and friends we have the pleasure to invite you to our session :
ID: B3
Semi natural forests and forest plantations: ecosystem services and trade-offs in the face of land use and climate change
Looking forward to see you at next Ecosystem Services Partnership ESP 10th World Conference
<https://www.es-partnership.org/esp-conferences/world-conference-2019/> https://www.es-partnership.org/esp-conferences/world-conference-2019/
Kindest regards,
Alessandro & Sandra
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Sandra S. Luque PhD, HDR
Chair IUFRO Division 8 - Forest Environment
Director of Research at IRSTEA
National Research Institute of Science and Technology for Environment and Agriculture
UMR TETIS Land, environment, remote sensing and spatial information
500 rue Jean-François Breton
34093 Montpellier Cedex 5, France
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De : International Association of Landscape Ecology List [mailto:USIALE-L@LISTSERV.URI.EDU] De la part de Byrd, Kristin
Envoyé : mercredi 6 mars 2019 00:52
À : USIALE-L(a)LISTSERV.URI.EDU
Objet : New USGS/NASA postdoc announcement on Hyperspectral Data Products for Ecosystem Science
We are excited to announce a new joint USGS/NASA postdoctoral research opportunity on "Hyperspectral Data Products for Ecosystem Science and Natural Resource Management." The postdoc will be based at our shared campus at Moffett Field, Mountain View, CA. The announcement and link to the USAJobs listing can be found here:
https://geography.wr.usgs.gov/InnovationCenter/fellowship.html
Deadline is April 29. Candidates should contact the Research Advisors listed in the announcement ASAP to express their interest in the fellowship, and to start the process of writing a Research Proposal.
Applicants can direct questions to kbyrd(a)usgs.gov <mailto:kbyrd@usgs.gov> .
Kristin Byrd, Ph.D.
Research Physical Scientist
USGS, Menlo Park, CA
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De : International Association of Landscape Ecology List [mailto:USIALE-L@LISTSERV.URI.EDU] De la part de Amy Iler
Envoyé : mardi 5 mars 2019 17:23
À : USIALE-L(a)LISTSERV.URI.EDU
Objet : Landscape Ecology position
Title: Conservation Scientist (2 positions)
About us: The Chicago Botanic Garden’s Plant Science and Conservation program is a global leader in plant-based research, education, and engagement to sustain and enrich life. The Garden’s mission is grounded in the belief that caring for gardens and natural areas is fundamentally important to the well-being of everyone. We strive to make the Garden and all its programs available and accessible to people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. We value diversity in all its forms and at every level of our organization – board, staff, volunteers, and vendors. Through the diversity of backgrounds, perspectives and experience, the Garden is more effectively able to create extraordinary and welcoming experiences for our increasingly diverse audiences. We are committed to ensuring a sense of belonging to every individual we encounter, regardless of age, race, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, physical ability, intellectual ability, or economic status.
Position Overview: We seek to hire two conservation scientists at the assistant scientist rank in our Plant Biology and Conservation Department ( <https://www.chicagobotanic.org/research> https://www.chicagobotanic.org/research). We are particularly interested in applicants with expertise in one or more of the following: Landscape Ecology, Restoration Ecology, and Ecophysiology, but other conservation disciplines will be considered. Candidates who focus on wetland or aquatic systems, or seed-based questions are especially encouraged to apply. In addition to conducting research, both positions will serve as faculty in our joint Plant Biology and Conservation graduate program with Northwestern University, and undertake outreach and service activities. These are full time, career-track positions. The successful candidates will join a group of enthusiastic scientists focused on addressing key conservation challenges. Start dates are flexible.
Responsibilities:
1. RESEARCH: Conduct research that has conservation or restoration implications. Successfully obtain funding for research. Disseminate results through scientific publications and broader communication venues to policy makers, land managers, and the public.
2. TRAINING: Mentor students from diverse backgrounds at a variety of levels from high school to Ph.D. This will include serving as advisor or committee member for graduate students in our Plant Biology and Conservation program with Northwestern University ( <https://www.plantbiology.northwestern.edu/> https://www.plantbiology.northwestern.edu/), supporting the Science Career Continuum College First mentoring program for high school students ( <https://www.chicagobotanic.org/collegefirst> https://www.chicagobotanic.org/collegefirst ), and working with undergraduate students from Northwestern University and in our NSF-REU Site program ( <https://pbcinternships.org/> https://pbcinternships.org/) over the summer. Teaching an upper level undergraduate or graduate level course at Northwestern University in the candidate’s area of expertise may be possible.
3. INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE: Contribute to Garden and departmental initiatives. These can include management of the REU intern program, managing seed or GIS labs, public-facing programs such as our Science Festival, or other Garden initiatives depending on candidate’s interest and aptitude.
4. OUTREACH: Contribute to outreach, citizen science, and other engagement activities. Help synthesize research, communicate science, and develop policy and land management recommendations. Work collaboratively with department faculty, and other Garden departments (Education, Horticulture, Communications, and Visitor Services). Develop collaborations with other regional conservation institutions and agencies.
Key Cooperative Relationships: Botanic Garden staff, students, and volunteers; scientific community; federal, state, and regional land managers; conservation, stewardship, and restoration groups; elected officials and other conservation stakeholders.
Qualifications: Ph.D. in ecology, botany, biology, or equivalent with appropriate experience. Strong quantitative skills; meta-analysis skills desired. Excellent communication skills. Commitment to seeing research results applied to conservation and restoration. Commitment to fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment. Teaching, mentoring, and project/grant management experience. Candidate’s research program should allow them to be in Chicago for most of the summer to mentor students.
To Apply: Please go to <https://www.chicagobotanic.org/jobs> https://www.chicagobotanic.org/jobs to apply. In addition to the Garden application materials, please submit a cover letter; cv; separate 1-2 page statements on research interests and their conservation or restoration implications, mentoring philosophy, and diversity and inclusion (e.g. a statement about your past contributions to diversity and anticipated contribution to our program); as well as contact information for three references. Review of applications begins April 5, 2019 and will continue until suitable candidates are hired. Contact Kayri Havens at <mailto:khavens@chicagobotanic.org> khavens(a)chicagobotanic.org with any questions.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and do not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a veteran, and basis of disability or any other federal, state or local protected class.
In accordance with Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972, Chicago Botanic Garden does not discriminate on the basis of sex in its programs or activities, including in employment or admissions. Please call (847) 835-8264 to contact our Title IX Coordinator should you have questions or concerns.
De interés para estudiantes de Europa o América Latina, el curso de Santiago Saura en conectividad del paisaje disponible desde esta semana online correspondiente a la primera parte del curso, en forma de vídeos:
<https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKqPnYSZQ0-5y1A-w2Tdbtw> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKqPnYSZQ0-5y1A-w2Tdbtw
Son 13 vídeos en total, en español, que cubren los conceptos básicos y fundamentales relacionados con la ecología del paisaje (0,5 horas), la fragmentación de los hábitats (1,5 horas) y la conectividad y los corredores (3 horas), incluyendo algunos apuntes sobre las metodologías para su análisis en el último de los vídeos.
En la descripción de los vídeos se indican, para varios de los vídeos, algunas publicaciones en forma de artículos o capítulos de libro que se sugieren como complemento o ampliación de los contenidos expuestos en los vídeos, así como los enlaces desde los que es posible descargar dichos artículos o capítulos.
Esperando pueda ser de interés para estudiantes, doctorados o docencia hispano-parlantes sobre el tema.
Mil gracias a Santiago por este esfuerzo !
WP IUFRO-LE
De : asadepweb [mailto:asadepweb@pb05.wixshoutout.com]
Envoyé : vendredi 8 février 2019 16:57
Objet : congreso argentino de ecología de paisajes 2019
8 al 11 de octubre de 2019 Paisajes de cambio: La planificación posible y el consumo de suelos Más información AQU&Iacu
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VII Jornadas y IV Congreso Argentino de Ecología de Paisajes
IV Foro Regional ECOVALLE
Cipolletti. Patagonia Argentina
IV CAEP 2019 [Segunda Circular]
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8 al 11 de octubre de 2019
Paisajes de cambio: La planificación posible y el consumo de suelos
Más información AQUÍ
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APERTURA DEL LLAMADO PARA SIMPOSIOS Y TALLERES
Se prorroga el llamado a simposios y talleres hasta:
25 de marzo de 2019
LLAMADO PARA LA PRESENTACIÓN DE TRABAJOS VOLUNTARIOS
Del 4 de febrero hasta el día 3 de junio de 2019
Los mismos serán evaluados por el Comité Científico, y los resultados estarán disponibles en agosto de 2019 para su corrección o aceptación definitiva. La información para presentación de trabajos se encuentran en la primera circular.
Foro Regional Ecovalle
En forma simultánea con el IV CAEP se desarrollará el Foro Regional Ecovalle, en el que se presentarán y debatirán trabajos en relación a las dinámicas ecológicas, urbanas y productivas a escala de los valles del norte de la Patagonia. Mas información en:
[ IV Foro ECOVALLE ]
Fechas importantes
Cierre de presentación de resúmenes: 3 de junio de 2019
Cierre de inscripción temprana: 25 de marzo de 2019
Corrección y aceptación de resúmenes: agosto de 2019
Solicitud de ayudas económicas: 11 de febrero al 1° de abril de 2019
Aceptación de ayudas económicas: 15 de abril de 2019
Tercera circular: agosto de 2019
Cuarta circular: septiembre de 2019
Como llegar
Mengele 8
Cipolletti, Río Negro. Argentina
Contacto
CAEP 2019
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De : Christine Fürst [mailto:christine.fuerst@geo.uni-halle.de]
Envoyé : lundi 28 janvier 2019 20:33
À : Verborgene_Empfaenger:
Objet : ELI: Now published: 3 ZALF Tenure Track Calls
Dear colleagues,
I would like to inform you that 3 ZALF Tenure Track Calls have just been published at various platforms, including ResearchGate, Globalacademyjobs, Academics and Naturejobs. All calls are attached to this email and are also available on the ZALF website:
* Tenure Track Position for a Researcher for the Design and Assessment of Cropping Systems (T01-2019)
* Tenure Track Position for a Landscape Experimentalist (T02-2019)
* Open Topic Tenure Track Position in Agricultural Landscape Research (T03-2019)
Please feel free to widely distribute the calls to promising candidates in your research networks.
Best regards
Ulrike Hagemann
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