Posted on March 15, 2019 by cmcmicha
The International Conference on Past Plant Diversity, Climate Change, and Mountain Conservation was aimed to address this question, with a focus on mountain (montane) species. As climate warms, there are several outcomes for montane species. They can migrate upslope, go extinct, or adapt…
Category: Crystal McMichael, Meeting, ReportsTags: Andes, climate modelling, conservation, conservation biology, Ecuador, genetics, montane, palaeoecology, social science, Species, University of Cuenca, Vulpes
Posted on February 11, 2019 by WDG
The Netherlands Annual Ecology Meeting (NAEM) 2019 takes place in the 12 and 13 February. This annual showcase of predominantly Dutch based ecological research will take place, as usual, at Conference Centre “De Werelt” (Lunteren). I am particularly excited this year as, along with Marielos…
Category: Meeting, William GoslingTags: 2019, abiotic, agro-forest, Conference, conservation, ecology, fig diversity, fig volatiles, forest, forests, fungi, landscapes, Meeting, NAEM, Neotropics, Netherlands Annual Ecology Meeting, Paramo, pollinator, predator avoidance, prey tracking, rainforest, soil, Specific Leaf Area, sucession, tree, tropical, Tropical Ecology, vegetation
Posted on February 8, 2019 by WDG
Open access: Duchicela, S.A., Cuesta, F., Pinto, E., Gosling, W.D. & Young, K.R. (2019) Indicators for assessing tropical alpine rehabilitation practices. Ecosphere 10, e02595. DOI: 10.1002/ecs2.2595
Category: Journal articles, Publications, William GoslingTags: Andean, Andes, biodiversity, biomass, conservation, Ecosystems, exclusion, grazing, herbivory, landscapes, Llama, Peru, rehabilitation, restoration, soil carbon, species richness
Posted on November 8, 2016 by WDG
Seminar Institute for Biodiversity & Ecosystem Dynamics University of Amsterdam Tropical forests in the Anthropocene by Prof. Yadvinder Malhi (University of Oxford) 16:00-17:00, 24 November 2016 Science Park, Amsterdam If you want to attend please click here for full details. ABSTRACT:
Posted on December 11, 2015 by WDG
Brown, J.H. (2014) Why are there so many species in the tropics? Journal of Biogeography 41, 8-22. DOI: 10.1111/jbi.12228 Matamoro-Vidal, A., Prieu, C., Furness, C.A., Albert, B. & Gouyon, P. (2016) Evolutionary stasis in pollen morphogenesis due to natural selection. New Phytologist 209, 376-394….
Category: Reading, William GoslingTags: Amazonia, conservation, diversity, evolution, extinction, latitudinal gradient, Phytoliths, Pollen morphology, tree, tropics
Posted on January 28, 2015 by erikjdeboer
International Biogeography Society 7th biennial conference January 8 – 12, 2015 University of Bayreuth, Germany Report by Erik de Boer Two weeks ago I attended the biannual International Biogeography Society (IBS) conference in Bayreuth, together with 600+ other people from more than 50 different…
Posted on January 4, 2015 by WDG
News article Science check call over Badger cull, Pallab Ghosh (@BBCPallab), BBC News. Reporting on: Transparency and Evidence-Based Policy: An Open Letter to Defra from Journal of Animal Ecology New fanged frog ‘gives both to tadpoles’, Jonathan Webb, BBC News. Journal Articles Hodgson, J.A., Thomas,…
