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EVOLution of TREEs as drivers
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Long-term Monitoring and Research in Terrestrial Ecosystems
From Monday 07 September 2009
To Friday 11 September 2009

At the international conference on long-term monitoring and research in terrestrial ecosystems in Zurich, researches could exchange experiences with peers about the following issues related to long-term ecosystem research:

  • Conducting long-term monitoring or research in terrestrial ecosystems and caring about quality assurance or statistical analysis

  • Using long-term monitoring data and being concerned with international harmonization of results or multidisciplinary approaches of ecosystem health

  • Address impacts of global change and societal needs


Since 1994, the Swiss long-term forest ecosystem research project has been addressing global change as a driving force on forest biota and ecological processes. On this landmark date people were invited to reflect on the current state of long-term (forest) ecosystem research and its scientific value.

Location Zurich, Switzerland

Funding Initiatives

Funding is available for EVOLTREE members: training expense reimbursement, conference grants and project grants

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eLab Services

The eLab provides a search interface which can browse over all databases currently available within the EVOLTREE project.

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Events

Scientific events of interest to the EVOLTREE community are listed here. Conference grants are available to cover expenses

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