AFSV2015 Annual Meeting in Romania Travel route, overnight stops A - D and Excursion sites 1 - 6.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The Physical Geography of Europe

Advertisements

Altitudinal Gradients An increase in altitude (elevation) mimics a progression towards northern biomes.

Damages in forests in the Czech Republic Jan Svetlik contact: Long-standing As a student Member of the project practice.

Mixed Conifer Forests. * ~8,000-10,000 ft elevation * inches of precipitation/annually * very complex and heterogeneous in structure, composition,

Climate Change Here and Now: Forest Ecosystem Impacts Steven McNulty Southern Global Change Program USDA Forest Service.

Biomes A major biological community that occurs over a large area of land is called a biome. Seven major biomes cover most of the Earth’s land surface.

Impacts of Climate Change on Physical Systems PPT

Section 1: Physical Features Section 2: Climates and Biomes

 Smallest geographical region  Humid continental climate  Vegetation: fertile soils, heavily treed, maple, beech, hickory, black walnut trees, oak,

Tree and shrub species habitat suitability across the Greater Yellowstone under climate change Society for Conservation Biology Meetings Missoula, MT Nathan.

Plant material: 8-year-old saplings of European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) and Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karsten) were exposed for three growing.

ALPINE TUNDRA “The Land Above the Trees”. “Tundra” Russian: “land of no trees” Has great appeal to people…. Why? Everything in miniature: – “Sky the size.

“Subalpine tree-ring chronologies from Bulgaria – the database of the University of Forestry"

1 Geographic Ecology Chapter Outline Introduction Island Area, Isolation, and Species Richness  Terrestrial  Aquatic Equilibrium Model of.

Brief presentation of ICAS Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding Activities Dr. GHEORGHE PARNUTA.

Western Europe. Western Europe I Learning objectives Understand Western Europe region Describe climate characteristics Discuss tourism characteristics.

BEN LOCKWOOD DAVID C. LEBLANC DEPT. OF BIOLOGY, BALL STATE UNIVERSITY Growth-Climate Associations for White Ash (Fraxinus americana L.) in Monroe County,

Possibly from logging upstream? The Use of Dendrochronology to Date Pinus strobus Stumps and Examine the Influence of Climate on Radial Tree Growth Douglas.

Soil Water Temperature Soil Water Biological Performance (abundance, growth, survival) Temperature Soil Water Light Low High 100% 75% 50% 25% 0 % Growth.

Biomes, Landscapes, Restoration, Management. Terrestrial Biomes nBnBiomes definition - geographic locations on earth that demonstrate similar climate,

Carbon sequestration in conditions of Slovak republic and Danube floodplains Andrej Kovarik.

Genetic variability of important forest tree species in Southern Germany as revealed by isozyme and DNA- markers; consequences for a sustainable forest.

Community dynamics in old growth and second growth hemlock forests.

©2013 Delmar Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied, duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in.

Wood Anatomy and Tree Growth: ________

Tropical Climates and Ecosystems.  The tropics are located between the Tropic of Cancer ( °N) and the Tropic of Capricorn ( °S)  In this.

OBJECTIVES Species Diversity at scales above local Regional effects on local SD Equilibrium theory + Island Biog. Theory Regional SD Latitudinal SD Continental.

Relationships Between Landscape Structure & Southern Pine Beetle Outbreaks in the Southern Appalachians John Waldron, David Cairns, Charles Lafon, Maria.

1 Geographic Ecology Chapter Outline Introduction Island Area, Isolation, and Species Richness  Terrestrial  Aquatic Equilibrium Model of.

Land Cover Tour Team Turtles and Veljo Kimmel Introduction  The 1st question for determining land cover type is – is it developed or natural site? In.

State Tree Identification Created by Rick, Sarah, Tyler, and Mo.

Introduction In the Carpathian Mountains of Romania, you can still find unspoiled nature, nearly unsurpassed in Europe. More than 15,000 large predatory.

Vampireania By: Logan Guy. LAND, CLIMATE, AND NATURAL RESOURCES How is Romania’s geography, climate, and natural resources connected to their daily life.

Regional Geography of North America. Appalachian Region Mountainous East Coast Fold Mountains Formed years ago! Erosion Fertile Plateaus and.

Temperate Forest (Deciduous Forest). Geographic location Climate South of the boreal forests in eastern North America, eastern Asia, Australia, and Europe.

Forestry & Society Forests of New Mexico & SW HORT/RGSC 302 J.G. Mexal Fall 2003.

France John A. Borkowski/Malcolm G. Peters. Thermohaline Circulation: part of the large-scale ocean circulation that is driven by global density gradients.

Natural Environment of Europe Small, yet diverse.

POLLEN, SEEDS, AND PLANT REPRODUCTION

Europe: Physical Environment

Congruence between species richness and human population density: reconciliation or conflict? Ole R VETAAS Unifob – Global, University of Bergen, 5015.

The Developement of Motorway network in Croatia Goran Puž, PhD, civ.eng. Institut IGH d.d.

How do Temperature and precipitation determine climatic zones?

“DANCE YOUR CULTURE” COMENIUS PROJECT MIDDLE SCHOOL COROBĂI DRAGOTEŞTI COMMUNE TEL/FAX:

Healthy Forests, Healthy Deer Collaborative Deer Management Outreach Initiative.

m | °C | Oak (Quercus kelloggii) woodlands with pine, annual grasses and native grasses and forbs 513 mm precipitation per year, predominantly.

Steven Katovich USDA Forest Service Exotic and Invasive Insects and Pathogens new and expanding threats.

Disturbance and Reserve Design Neville Handel Fall 2005.

 The climate of Africa, is more uniform than any other continent.  Reasons:  1.The position of the continent in the Tropical Zone  2.The impact of.

Europe Ch.10, Section 2 Climate. Today’s Main Ideas Wind patterns and water currents shape Europe's climate. Europe has eight climate zones, each with.

Alpine landscapes  Made by Elena and Miriam.. Índex o In which areas we found these landscape. o Which tipes of vegetation we found on the highest peaks.

Examining the potential ecological correlations of wildlife presence and successional landscape in New England stonewall ecosystems. Stonewall Ecology.

Subalpine Forests. *Flagged trees-trees sculpted by predominant winds.

Analysis of Annual Forest Inventory Data in ME and PA William H. McWilliams, Carol A. Alerich, Tonya W. Lister, and Randall S. Morin USDA Forest Service,

Taiga! Taiga! By: Jennifer, Meredith, and Mary. Taiga Also known as the Boreal Forest Also known as the Boreal Forest Winds bring the arctic cold down.

 Orographic precipitation  Windward  Alpine tundra  Leeward  Mountain pine beetle.

Climate and Vegetation Chapter 11, Section 2. Water and Land  Europe’s northern latitude and its relationship to the sea influence its climates and vegetation.

ROM Â NIA BIODIVERSITY AND NATURAL SITES AnthemAnthem: Deşteapt ă -te, române! Awaken, Romanian!Deşteapt ă -te, române!

II. Climate Regions A. Wind and Water – 1. Because Europe is farther north than the United States, you might think it has a colder climate. a) In fact,

My Dream Vacation to By:. Flight Information Departing From: Departing From: Departure Date: Departure Date: Name of the Airline: Name of the Airline:

Georgia Travel Date: 28th May to 01st June 2017 EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS

Climate Change and Forestry in Rhode Island Bill Buffum, URI

Western Mensurationists Meeting 2016

Forest and water in changing climate -

Montane Cordillera.

“The Land Above the Trees”

“The Land Above the Trees”

Do Now- Temperate Deciduous Forest

Case Study from Jordan: Ajloun Forest Reserve

Presentation transcript:

AFSV2015 Annual Meeting in Romania Travel route, overnight stops A - D and Excursion sites 1 - 6

AFSV2015 Annual Meeting in Romania Travel route, overnight stops A - D and Excursion sites lowland (Pan) highland (Con) mountains (Alp)

2a 3 4 5a 5b 6 1 Relationships between sea level and temperatures and sea level and precipitation for the 7 selected stations (AFSV2015 excursion sites 1 - 6). AFSV2015 Annual Meeting in Romania Climatic gradients collineplanar submontane montanesubalpine lower mid-upper lowland h i g h l a n dm o u n t a i n s 1 2a 3 4 5a 5b 6 lower

Pannonic-Balkanic turkey oak-sessile oak forests (Quercetum frainetto-cerris) 1 Impact factor biological invasions Crown dieback trees Acer tataricum Fraxinus ornus Quercus cerris Quercus frainetto lowland 150 m asl: 10.0°C; 565 mm jan. -1,7; july + 20°C EQ = 35 ( outsite of xeric db-limit of beech )

3 Ancient cultural landscape with long habitat continuity and heterogeneous disturbance Great capricorn beetle (Cerambyx cerdo) larval feeding tunnels Horse-drawn excursions highland 530 m asl: 8.0°C; 619 mm jan. -4,3; july +18,1°C EQ = 30 (xeric db-limit of beech)

Wilderness of the Eastern Carpathians 4-6 Picea abies + Pinus cembra Mountains old growth forests t i m b e r l ine e n i l 800 m asl: 5.6°C; 750 mm jan. -5,8; july +16,0°C 1700 m asl: 1.2°C; 1100 mm jan. -7,1; July +9,1°C 1200 m asl: 3.5°C; 790 mm jan. -6,8; july +13,1°C beech, fir spruce beech EQ = 20 (subm-mont) EQ = 15 (mid-/upper mont) EQ <10 (subalp. timberline) inner alpine zone GAMS continentality index

Target date: second half of June 2015 Open jaw flight: arrival in Timisoara, departure from Sibiu Duration: Saturday to Saturday (incl. arrival and departure) Estimated costs per person: Flight Bed and breakfast (7 times ) Proportional costs for bus journey in Romania miscellaneous (lunch, guidance, gifts etc.) € per person should be sufficient 220 € 200 € 80 € 60 € € Organisatorical items