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3rd ALTER-Net Summer School: Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services
Written by Zdeněk Fajfr   
Tuesday, 11 March 2008

September 2 - 14, 2008, Peyresq, Alpes de Haute-Provence, France

The ALTER-Net Summer School shall contribute to durable integration and spread of excellence within and beyond the network, with a view to promote interdisciplinary approaches. The 2008 Summer School will focus on:

  • Biodiversity in Europe - state of the art;
  • Monitoring and assessment;
  • Critical ecosystem properties to sustain ecosystem services
  • Resilience of social and natural systems ;
  • Ecological and socio-economic modelling;
  • Linking biodiversity research with policy and the public.

 

 

 

 

Approximately 23 experts will give lectures on the themes mentioned above. In the afternoons, working groups will study at different scales an example region guided by tutors. They will discuss implications of findings for actual European ecosystems and their services and compile these in a written report. An excursion will illustrate land-use change in the Provence.

 See online information, the preliminary programme and application forms .

 
LTER Europe
Written by Zdeněk Fajfr   
Thursday, 21 June 2007

The European Long-term Ecosystem Research Network successfully established. Long term ecological and socioeconomic research meets the challenges of Global Change.

Last Updated ( Monday, 25 June 2007 )
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About (and short history)
Written by Věra Straškrabová   
Tuesday, 06 December 2005

LTER – Long-term Ecological Research - organized within a network of sites, was initiated by US ecologists who managed to put through a special program promoted and funded by US-NSF. The main idea behind was to guarantee a continuous basic monitoring and ecological research in selected sites and thus to enable the assessment of interannual changes and cycles effected by natural drivers as well as of human-induced changes and pressures. This might help to elucidate mechanisms of ecosystem functioning and adaptation in a changing environment and also to make scenarios and predictions of ecosystems status in future.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 14 January 2006 )
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