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DESCRIPTION:In 2012\, Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nürnberg will
  host the Annual Conference of the Society for Tropical Ecology (Gesellsch
 aft für Tropenökologie\, gtö)\, focusing on the Islands in land- and seasc
 ape. The conference (www.gtoe-conference.de) will run from February 22 to 
 25\, 2012 in Erlangen\, Germany. The conference aims at maximizing interac
 tions among scientists of all disciplines and backgrounds who are interest
 ed in tropical biogeography and biodiversity.  The fragmentation of habita
 ts and ecosystems around the tropics poses  tremendous problems for mainta
 ining ecosystem functions. Natural islands may serve as model ecosystems i
 n terms of biogeographic  patterns and processes in population dynamics an
 d ecosystem functioning. Future climate change\, land use changes and incr
 easing  pressure by growing local populations land impose additional chall
 enges for the development of successful mitigation and adaptation  strateg
 ies. The annual conference of the Society for Tropical Ecology (gtö) will 
 provide an interdisciplinary platform for discussion\,  particularly on th
 e following topics: \n\nBiogeographic patterns and ecological processes in
  naturally isolated tropical ecosystems (islands\, high mountains) \nProce
 sses and consequences of ecosystem fragmentation for biodiversity and ecos
 ystem services\nHuman ecology and management of fragmented tropical ecosys
 tems\n\n \nLink to the conference page.
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20120222T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20120225T235959
LOCATION:Erlangen
SUMMARY:gtö: Islands in land- and seascape: The Challenges of Fragmentation
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