[ECOLOG-L] LAST CALL: US-IALE Foreign Scholar Travel Award

2013-01-07 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa
 
US-IALE Foreign Scholar Travel Award 
_http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/foreign-scholar-travel-award_ 
(http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/foreign-scholar-travel-award)   
US-IALE 28th Annual Symposium 
Landscape Dynamics Along Environmental Gradients 
Austin, Texas 
April 14 - 18, 2013 
PURPOSE 
The  United States Regional Association of the International Association 
for  Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) has a program to support attendance at the 
annual  meeting by landscape ecologists from foreign countries and to foster  
international exchange about advances in landscape ecology. 
THE  AWARD 
The  award recipients will receive US$1,200 at the Annual Meeting. It is 
the  recipients' responsibility to make all transportation arrangements and 
cover all  transportation and lodging costs associated with participating in 
the  meeting. 
ELIGIBILITY 
1.  Applicants are NOT eligible if: 
- the applicant is a citizen or current resident of  the United States or 
Canada. 
- the applicant is a citizen of a G7 country (France,  US, Britain, 
Germany, Japan, Italy). 
- the applicant (of any nationality) is currently  studying in the United 
States or Canada. 
- the applicant (of any nationality) received a  Master's or Doctorate at 
an institution in the United States or  Canada. 
- previous recipients are also ineligible. 
2.  Applicants must submit an abstract for a paper or poster presentation 
at the  2013 conference. You must submit your abstract to the conference 
organizers by 8  January 2013. 
_http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/abstract-submission_ 
(http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/abstract-submission)   
SELECTION CRITERIA 
1.  Scientific merit and application to landscape ecology. We will favor 
applicants  who demonstrate that their research (i) advances the scientific 
basis of  landscape ecology, and/or (ii) the application of landscape ecology 
for natural  resource protection or management. New and established 
landscape ecologists are  encouraged to apply. 
2.  Financial need. Applicants must have demonstrated financial need and 
show that  without FTSA support, they would not be able to attend the 
Conference.  Applicants currently studying or residing in G7 countries must 
demonstrate the  extent to which they have pursued travel funding from their 
host  
institution. 
3.  Professional development. Applicants must demonstrate that attending 
the US-IALE  Conference will represent a significant professional opportunity 
for developing  their expertise in landscape ecology and establishing 
working relationships with  landscape ecologists from other countries. 
Preference 
is given to applicants in  earlier career stages. 
4.  Geographical representation. Selection may be made to maximize the 
number of  countries and regions represented. 
5.  Clarity of English and expression. 
HOW  TO APPLY 
All  application materials must be in English. 
Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. A complete  application 
contains the following: 
1.  Name, Institution, Email address, Postal Address, Citizenship. 
2.  Curriculum vitae (maximum 4 pages). 
3.  Title and abstract of the paper or poster you will present at the 
Conference.  The abstract should also be independently submitted to the 
conference  organizers 
(_http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/abstract-submission_ 
(http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/abstract-submission) ).  
4.  A summary of your research (750 words maximum) explaining how your 
research  extends the scientific basis or application of landscape ecology (see 
Selection  Criteria listed above). 
5.  Statement on what you hope to gain professionally from attending the 
US-IALE  Conference (200 words maximum).  
6.  An explanation (200 words maximum) of why you need financial assistance 
to  attend the conference (see Selection Criteria listed above).  
Submit your abstract to the conference organizers by 8 January  2013 at the 
conference website (_http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/abstract-submission_ 
(http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/abstract-submission) ). 
Submit your FSTA application materials to the address below by 8  January 
2013. 
Submit FSTA application materials by email to: 
kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com, or by post (please  include electronic 
copy) to Kathy Vigness-Raposa, Marine Acoustics, Inc., 809  Aquidneck Ave., 
Middletown, RI 02842 
Acceptable formats include Microsoft Word, Wordperfect, Rich Text  Format 
and Adobe Acrobat (pdf). Please put all materials into a single file with  
your last name included in the filename (e.g., Vigness_FSTA_2013).  Files  
will be returned if materials are not combined into a single file. 
Awards will be announced on or before 31 January 2013. 
MORE INFORMATION 
U.S. IALE: _www.usiale.org_ (http://www.usiale.org/)
2013 Annual Conference: _http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/_ 
(http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/)  
Other questions -- email us at  kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com  
U.S. IALE FOREIGN SCHOLAR TRAVEL AWARD COMMITTE

[ECOLOG-L] EXTENDED: US-IALE Foreign Scholar Travel Applications due 25 Jan

2013-01-11 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa
 
US-IALE  Foreign Scholar Travel Award 
_http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/foreign-scholar-travel-award_ 
(http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/foreign-scholar-travel-award)
US-IALE  28th Annual Symposium 
Landscape  Dynamics Along Environmental Gradients 
Austin,  Texas 
April  14 - 18, 2013 
PURPOSE 
The  United States Regional Association of the International Association 
for  Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) has a program to support attendance at the 
annual  meeting by landscape ecologists from foreign countries and to foster  
international exchange about advances in landscape  ecology. 
THE  AWARD 
The  award recipients will receive US$1,200 at the Annual Meeting. It is 
the  recipients' responsibility to make all transportation arrangements and 
cover all  transportation and lodging costs associated with participating in 
the  meeting. 
ELIGIBILITY 
1.  Applicants are NOT eligible if: 
- the applicant is a citizen or current resident of the United States or  
Canada. 
- the applicant is a citizen of a G7 country (France, US, Britain, Germany, 
 Japan, Italy). 
- the applicant (of any nationality) is currently studying in the United 
States  or Canada. 
- the applicant (of any nationality) received a Master's or Doctorate at an 
 institution in the United States or Canada. 
- previous recipients are also ineligible. 
2.  Applicants must submit an abstract for a paper or poster presentation 
at the  2013 conference. You must submit your abstract to the conference 
organizers by  25 January 2013. 
_http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/abstract-submission_ 
(http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/abstract-submission)
SELECTION  CRITERIA 
1.  Scientific merit and application to landscape ecology. We will favor 
applicants  who demonstrate that their research (i) advances the scientific 
basis of  landscape ecology, and/or (ii) the application of landscape ecology 
for natural  resource protection or management. New and established 
landscape ecologists are  encouraged to apply. 
2.  Financial need. Applicants must have demonstrated financial need and 
show that  without FTSA support, they would not be able to attend the 
Conference.  Applicants currently studying or residing in G7 countries must 
demonstrate the  extent to which they have pursued travel funding from their 
host  
institution. 
3.  Professional development. Applicants must demonstrate that attending 
the US-IALE  Conference will represent a significant professional opportunity 
for developing  their expertise in landscape ecology and establishing 
working relationships with  landscape ecologists from other countries. 
Preference 
is given to applicants in  earlier career stages. 
4.  Geographical representation. Selection may be made to maximize the 
number of  countries and regions represented. 
5.  Clarity of English and expression. 
HOW  TO APPLY 
All  application materials must be in English. 
Incomplete  applications will not be reviewed. A complete application 
contains the  following: 
1.  Name, Institution, Email address, Postal Address,  Citizenship. 
2.  Curriculum vitae (maximum 4 pages). 
3.  Title and abstract of the paper or poster you will present at the 
Conference.  The abstract should also be independently submitted to the 
conference  organizers 
(_http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/abstract-submission_ 
(http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/abstract-submission) ).   
4.  A summary of your research (750 words maximum) explaining how your 
research  extends the scientific basis or application of landscape ecology (see 
Selection  Criteria listed above). 
5.  Statement on what you hope to gain professionally from attending the 
US-IALE  Conference (200 words maximum).  
6.  An explanation (200 words maximum) of why you need financial assistance 
to  attend the conference (see Selection Criteria listed above).   
Submit  your abstract to the conference organizers by 25 January 2013 at 
the conference  website 
(_http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/abstract-submission_ 
(http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/abstract-submission) ). 
Submit  your FSTA application materials to the address below by 25 January  
2013. 
Submit  FSTA application materials by email to: 
kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com,  or by post (please include electronic 
copy) to Kathy Vigness-Raposa, Marine  Acoustics, Inc., 809 Aquidneck Ave., 
Middletown, RI 02842 
Acceptable  formats include Microsoft Word, Wordperfect, Rich Text Format 
and Adobe Acrobat  (pdf). Please put all materials into a single file with 
your last name included  in the filename (e.g., Vigness_FSTA_2013).  Files 
will be returned if  materials are not combined into a single file. 
Awards  will be announced on or before 31 January 2013. 
MORE  INFORMATION 
U.S.  IALE: _www.usiale.org_ (http://www.usiale.org/)
2013  Annual Conference: _http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/_ 
(http://www.usiale.org/austin2013/)  
Other  questions -- email us at kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com   
U.S.  IALE FOREIGN SCHO

[ECOLOG-L] Foreign Scholar Travel Award for US-IALE 2012 Conference

2011-10-27 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa
 
U.S.- IALE Foreign  Scholar Travel Award 
27th Annual  Symposium 
Informing  Decisions in a Changing World 
Newport,  Rhode Island 
April 8 - 12,  2012 
PURPOSE 
The United States  Regional Association of the International Association 
for Landscape Ecology  (US-IALE) has a program to support attendance at the 
annual meeting by landscape  ecologists from foreign countries and to foster 
international exchange  about advances in landscape ecology. 
THE  AWARD 
The award recipients  will receive US $1,200 at the Annual Meeting. It is 
the recipients'  responsibility to make all transportation  arrangements and 
cover all transportation and lodging costs associated with  participating in 
the meeting. 
ELIGIBILITY 
1. Applicants are  NOT eligible if: 
the applicant is a  citizen or current resident of the United  States or 
Canada. 
the applicant is a  citizen of a G7 country (France, US, Britain, Germany, 
Japan, Italy). 
the applicant (of  any nationality) is currently studying in the United 
States or Canada. 
the applicant (of  any nationality) received a Master's or Doctorate at an 
institution in the  United States or  Canada. 
previous recipients  are also ineligible. 
2. Applicants must  submit an abstract for a paper or poster presentation 
at the 2012 conference. You must submit your abstract to the  conference 
organizers by 16 December 2011.  
SELECTION  CRITERIA 
1. Scientific merit  and application to landscape ecology. We will favor 
applicants who demonstrate  that their research (i) advances the scientific 
basis of landscape ecology,  and/or (ii) the application of landscape ecology 
for natural resource protection  or management. New and established 
landscape ecologists are encouraged to  apply. 
2. Financial need.  Applicants must have demonstrated financial need and 
show that without FTSA  support, they would not be able to attend the 
Conference. Applicants currently  studying or residing in G7 countries must 
demonstrate the extent to which they  have pursued travel funding from their 
host  
institution. 
3. Professional  development. Applicants must demonstrate that attending 
the US-IALE Conference  will represent a significant professional opportunity 
for developing their  expertise in landscape ecology and establishing 
working relationships with  landscape ecologists from other countries. We may 
favor applicants in earlier  career stages. 
4. Geographical  representation. Selection may be made to maximize the 
number of countries and  regions represented. 
5. Clarity of  English and expression. 
HOW  TO APPLY 
All application  materials must be in English. 
Incomplete  applications will not be reviewed. A complete application 
contains the  following: 
1. Name,  Institution, Email address, Postal Address,  Citizenship. 
2. Curriculum vitae  (maximum 4 pages). 
3. Title and  abstract of the paper or poster you will present at the 
Conference. The abstract should also be  independently submitted to the 
conference organizers.   
4. A summary of your  research (750 words maximum) explaining how your 
research extends the scientific  basis or application of landscape ecology (see 
Selection Criteria listed  above). 
5. Statement on what  you hope to gain professionally  from attending the 
US-IALE Conference (200 words maximum).   
6. An explanation  (200 words maximum) of why you need financial assistance 
to attend the  conference (see Selection Criteria listed above).  
Submit  your abstract to the conference organizers by 16 December 2011 at 
the conference  website. 
Submit  your FSTA application materials to the address below by 16 December 
 2011. 
Submit FSTA application  materials by email to:  ddonnerwri...@fs.fed.us, 
or by post (please include electronic copy) to Deahn  Donner, Northern 
Research Station, Institute for Applied Ecosystem Studies, 5985  County K, 
Rhinelander, WI  54501 
Acceptable formats  include Microsoft Word, Wordperfect, Rich Text Format 
and Adobe Acrobat (pdf). Please put all  materials into a single file with 
your last name included in the filename (e.g.,  Donner_FSTA_2012).  Files will 
be returned if  materials are not combined into a single file. 
Awards will be  announced on or before 13 January 2012. 
MORE  INFORMATION 
U.S. IALE:  _http://www.usiale.org_ (http://www.usiale.org/)
2012 Annual  Conference: _http://www.usiale.org/newport2012/_ 
(http://www.usiale.org/newport2012/)  
Other questions --  email us at _ddonnerwri...@fs.fed.us_ 
(mailto:ddonnerwri...@fs.fed.us)
U.S. IALE FOREIGN  SCHOLAR TRAVEL AWARD COMMITTEE 
Members: Deahn  Donner (Committee Chair, US Forest Service), Kathy 
Vigness-Raposa (Committee  Co-Chair, Marine Acoustics), Sam Riffell 
(Mississippi 
State University), John  Bissonette (Utah State University), Robert Corry 
(University of Guelph), Nancy  McIntyre (Texas Tech University), Martin Simard 
(University of Wisconsin).  
Kathleen J. Vigness-Raposa,  Ph.D. 
Marine Acoustics,  Inc. 
809 Aqui

[ECOLOG-L] DEADLINE SOON!! Foreign Scholar Travel Applications

2016-12-14 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa

Applications for travel awards for foreignscholars are due on December 18, 
2016!!
 
US-IALE Foreign Scholar Travel Award
http://usiale.org/baltimore2017/foreign-scholar-travel-award
 
US-IALE 2017 Annual Meeting
People, Places,Patterns: Linking Landscape Heterogeneity and 
Socio-Environmental Systems
Baltimore,Maryland
April 9-13, 2017
 
PURPOSE
The United States Regional Association ofthe International Association for 
Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) supports attendanceof landscape ecologists from 
foreign countries and fosters internationalexchange about advances in landscape 
ecology at each annual meeting.
 
THE AWARD
The award recipients will receive US$1,200at or just after the Annual Meeting. 
It is the recipients' responsibility tomake all transportation arrangements and 
cover all transportation and lodgingcosts associated with participating in the 
meeting.
 
ELIGIBILITY
1. Applicants are NOT eligible if:
 - the applicant isa citizen or current resident of the United States or 
Canada.
 - the applicant isa citizen of a G7 country (Canada, France, Germany, 
Italy, Japan, UnitedKingdom, United States).
 - the applicant(of any nationality) is currently studying in the United 
States or Canada.
- the applicant (of anynationality) received a Master's or Doctorate at an 
institution in the UnitedStates or Canada.
- previous recipientsare also ineligible.
2. Applicants must submit an abstract for apaper or poster presentation at the 
2017 conference. You must submit yourabstract to the conference organizers by 
18 DECEMBER 2016. http://usiale.org/baltimore2017/abstract-submission 
 
SELECTION CRITERIA
1. Scientific merit and application tolandscape ecology. We will favor 
applicants who demonstrate that their research(i) advances the scientific basis 
of landscape ecology, and/or (ii) theapplication of landscape ecology for 
natural resource protection or management.
2. Financial need. Applicants must havedemonstrated financial need and show 
that without FTSA support, they would notbe able to attend the Conference. 
Applicants currently studying or residing inG7 countries must demonstrate the 
extent to which they have pursued travelfunding from their host institution.
3. Professional development. Applicantsmust demonstrate that attending the 
US-IALE Conference will represent asignificant professional opportunity for 
developing their expertise inlandscape ecology and establishing working 
relationships with landscapeecologists from other countries. Preference is 
given to applicants in earlycareer stages.
4. Geographical representation. Selectionmay be made to maximize the number of 
countries and regions represented.
5. Clarity of English and expression.
 
HOW TO APPLY
All application materials must be inEnglish. Incomplete applications will not 
be reviewed. A complete applicationcontains the following:
1. Name, Institution, Email address, PostalAddress, Citizenship.
2. Curriculum vitae (maximum 4 pages).
3. Title and abstract of the paper orposter you will present at the Conference. 
The abstract should also beindependently submitted to the conference organizers 
by 18 DECEMBER 2016 atthe conference website 
(http://usiale.org/baltimore2017/abstract-submission).
4. A summary of your research (750 wordsmaximum) explaining how your research 
extends the scientific basis orapplication of landscape ecology (see Selection 
Criteria listed above).
5. Statement on what you hope to gainprofessionally from attending the US-IALE 
Conference (200 words maximum). 
6. An explanation (200 words maximum) ofwhy you need financial assistance to 
attend the conference (see SelectionCriteria listed above). 
 
Submit your abstract to the conferenceorganizers by 18 DECEMBER 2016 at the 
conference website (http://usiale.org/baltimore2017/abstract-submission).
 
Submit your FSTA application materials by 18DECEMBER 2016 by email to 
kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com.Acceptable formats include Microsoft Word, 
Rich Text Format and Adobe Acrobat(pdf). Please put all materials into a single 
file with your last nameincluded in the filename (e.g., Vigness_FSTA_2017.pdf). 
 Files will bereturned if materials are not combined into a single file.
 
Awards will be announced on or before 9January 2017.
 
MORE INFORMATION
U.S. IALE: www.usiale.org 
2017 Annual Meeting: http://usiale.org/baltimore2017/ 
Other questions -- email us atkathy.vigness.raposagmail.com 
 
U.S. IALE FOREIGN SCHOLAR TRAVEL AWARDCOMMITTEE
Members: Kathy Vigness-Raposa (CommitteeChair, Marine Acoustics, Inc.), Robert 
Corry (University of Guelph), DeahnDonner (US Forest Service ), Nancy McIntyre 
(Texas Tech University), TammyWilson (US National Park Service), and Anne 
Kuhn-Hines (US EnvironmentalProtection Agency). 
 
 
Kathleen J. Vigness-Raposa, Ph.D.
Chair, FSTA Committee, US-IALE
 
Vice President of Environmental Programs
Marine Acoustics, Inc.
2 Corporate Place, Suite 105
Middletown, RI 02842
Phone: 401-847-7508
Email: kat

[ECOLOG-L] 2018 Landscape Ecology foreign travel applications

2017-11-25 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa
Deadline is 18 December 2017 for foreign scholar travel award applications
to the US-IALE meeting in Chicago in April!!! Read on for more information!

Kathy Vigness-Raposa
Chair, FSTA Committee
US-IALE
*
US-IALE Foreign Scholar Travel Award
http://www.usiale.org/foreign-scholar-award.html

US-IALE 2018 Annual Meeting
Chicago, Illinois
April 8-12, 2018

PURPOSE
The United States Regional Association of the International Association for
Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) supports attendance of landscape ecologists from
foreign countries and fosters international exchange about advances in
landscape ecology at each annual meeting.

THE AWARD
The award recipients will receive US$1,200 at or just after the Annual
Meeting. It is the recipients' responsibility to make all transportation
arrangements and cover all transportation and lodging costs associated with
participating in the meeting.

ELIGIBILITY
1. Applicants are NOT eligible if:
 - the applicant is a citizen or current resident of the United States
or Canada.
 - the applicant is a citizen of a G7 country (Canada, France, Germany,
Italy, Japan, United Kingdom, United States).
 - the applicant (of any nationality) is currently studying in the
United States or Canada.
- the applicant (of any nationality) received a Master's or Doctorate at
an institution in the United States or Canada.
- they have already been a recipient.
2. Applicants must submit an abstract for a paper or poster presentation at
the 2018 conference. You must submit your abstract to the conference
organizers by 18 DECEMBER 2017.
http://www.usiale.org/call-for-presentations.html

SELECTION CRITERIA
1. Scientific merit and application to landscape ecology. We will favor
applicants who demonstrate that their research (i) advances the scientific
basis of landscape ecology, and/or (ii) the application of landscape ecology
for natural resource protection or management.
2. Financial need. Applicants must have demonstrated financial need and show
that without FTSA support, they would not be able to attend the Conference.
Applicants currently studying or residing in G7 countries must demonstrate
the extent to which they have pursued travel funding from their host
institution.
3. Professional development. Applicants must demonstrate that attending the
US-IALE Conference will represent a significant professional opportunity for
developing their expertise in landscape ecology and establishing working
relationships with landscape ecologists from other countries. Preference is
given to applicants in early career stages.
4. Geographical representation. Selection may be made to maximize the number
of countries and regions represented.
5. Clarity of English and expression.

HOW TO APPLY
All application materials must be in English. Incomplete applications will
not be reviewed. A complete application contains the following:
1. Name, Institution, Email address, Postal Address, Citizenship.
2. Curriculum vitae (maximum 4 pages).
3. Title and abstract of the paper or poster you will present at the
Conference. The abstract should also be independently submitted to the
conference organizers by 18 DECEMBER 2017 at the conference website
(http://www.usiale.org/call-for-presentations.html). 
4. A summary of your research (750 words maximum) explaining how your
research extends the scientific basis or application of landscape ecology
(see Selection Criteria listed above).
5. Statement on what you hope to gain professionally from attending the
US-IALE Conference (200 words maximum). 
6. An explanation (200 words maximum) of why you need financial assistance
to attend the conference (see Selection Criteria listed above). 

Submit your abstract to the conference organizers by 18 DECEMBER 2017 at the
conference website (http://www.usiale.org/call-for-presentations.html).

Submit your FSTA application materials by 18 DECEMBER 2017 by email to
kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com. Acceptable formats include Microsoft
Word, Rich Text Format and Adobe Acrobat (pdf). Please put all materials
into a single file with your last name included in the filename (e.g.,
Vigness_FSTA_2018.pdf).  Files will be returned if materials are not
combined into a single file.

Awards will be announced on or before 9 January 2018.

MORE INFORMATION
U.S. IALE: www.usiale.org  
2018 Annual Meeting: http://www.usiale.org/annual-meeting.html   
Other questions -- email us at kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com 

U.S. IALE FOREIGN SCHOLAR TRAVEL AWARD COMMITTEE
Members: Kathy Vigness-Raposa (Committee Chair, Marine Acoustics, Inc.),
Robert Corry (University of Guelph), Deahn Donner (US Forest Service ),
Nancy McIntyre (Texas Tech University), Tammy Wilson (US National Park
Service), and Anne Kuhn-Hines (US Environmental Protection Agency). 


[ECOLOG-L] LAST CALL! Foreign Travel Awards to Landscape Ecology Mtg

2017-12-13 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa
Come to Chicago for the 2018 U.S. Landscape Ecology Meeting!

The deadline for presentation abstracts is this Friday, December 15; the
deadline for Foreign Scholar Travel Award (FSTA) applications is Monday,
December 18. Don’t miss out!!! Read on for more information.

Kathy Vigness-Raposa
Chair, FSTA Committee
US-IALE
*
US-IALE Foreign Scholar Travel Award
http://www.usiale.org/foreign-scholar-award.html

US-IALE 2018 Annual Meeting
Chicago, Illinois
April 8-12, 2018

PURPOSE
The United States Regional Association of the International Association for
Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) supports attendance of landscape ecologists from
foreign countries and fosters international exchange about advances in
landscape ecology at each annual meeting.

THE AWARD
The award recipients will receive US$1,200 at or just after the Annual
Meeting. It is the recipients' responsibility to make all transportation
arrangements and cover all transportation and lodging costs associated with
participating in the meeting.

ELIGIBILITY
1. Applicants are NOT eligible if:
 - the applicant is a citizen or current resident of the United States
or Canada.
 - the applicant is a citizen of a G7 country (Canada, France, Germany,
Italy, Japan, United Kingdom, United States).
 - the applicant (of any nationality) is currently studying in the
United States or Canada.
- the applicant (of any nationality) received a Master's or Doctorate at
an institution in the United States or Canada.
- they have already been a recipient.
2. Applicants must submit an abstract for a paper or poster presentation at
the 2018 conference. You must submit your abstract to the conference
organizers by 15 DECEMBER 2017.
http://www.usiale.org/call-for-presentations.html

SELECTION CRITERIA
1. Scientific merit and application to landscape ecology. We will favor
applicants who demonstrate that their research (i) advances the scientific
basis of landscape ecology, and/or (ii) the application of landscape ecology
for natural resource protection or management.
2. Financial need. Applicants must have demonstrated financial need and show
that without FTSA support, they would not be able to attend the Conference.
Applicants currently studying or residing in G7 countries must demonstrate
the extent to which they have pursued travel funding from their host
institution.
3. Professional development. Applicants must demonstrate that attending the
US-IALE Conference will represent a significant professional opportunity for
developing their expertise in landscape ecology and establishing working
relationships with landscape ecologists from other countries. Preference is
given to applicants in early career stages.
4. Geographical representation. Selection may be made to maximize the number
of countries and regions represented.
5. Clarity of English and expression.

HOW TO APPLY
All application materials must be in English. Incomplete applications will
not be reviewed. A complete application contains the following:
1. Name, Institution, Email address, Postal Address, Citizenship.
2. Curriculum vitae (maximum 4 pages).
3. Title and abstract of the paper or poster you will present at the
Conference. The abstract should also be independently submitted to the
conference organizers by 18 DECEMBER 2017 at the conference website
(http://www.usiale.org/call-for-presentations.html). 
4. A summary of your research (750 words maximum) explaining how your
research extends the scientific basis or application of landscape ecology
(see Selection Criteria listed above).
5. Statement on what you hope to gain professionally from attending the
US-IALE Conference (200 words maximum). 
6. An explanation (200 words maximum) of why you need financial assistance
to attend the conference (see Selection Criteria listed above). 

Submit your abstract to the conference organizers by 15 DECEMBER 2017 at the
conference website (http://www.usiale.org/call-for-presentations.html).

Submit your FSTA application materials by 18 DECEMBER 2017 by email to
kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com. Acceptable formats include Microsoft
Word, Rich Text Format and Adobe Acrobat (pdf). Please put all materials
into a single file with your last name included in the filename (e.g.,
Vigness_FSTA_2018.pdf).  Files will be returned if materials are not
combined into a single file.

Awards will be announced on or before 24 January 2018.

MORE INFORMATION
U.S. IALE: www.usiale.org  
Other questions -- email us at kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com 

U.S. IALE FOREIGN SCHOLAR TRAVEL AWARD COMMITTEE
Members: Kathy Vigness-Raposa (Committee Chair, Marine Acoustics, Inc.),
Robert Corry (University of Guelph), Deahn Donner (US Forest Service ),
Nancy McIntyre (Texas Tech University), Tammy Wilson (US National Park
Service), and Anne Kuhn-Hines (US Environmental Protection Agency). 


[ECOLOG-L] DONATIONS: Silent Auction for Landscape Ecology Foreign Scholar Travel Award

2015-05-28 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa
DONATIONS NEEDED FOR SILENT AUCTION FUNDRAISER AT IALE WORLDCONGRESS
 
It is that time of year again to browse your burgeoningbookshelves and select a 
few key textbooks that you would like to donate to theUS Chapter of the 
International Association of Landscape Ecologists (US-IALE)Foreign Scholar 
Travel Award (FSTA) silent auction. 
 
At the IALE World Congress in Portland, OR, July 5-10, theFSTA committee will 
once again host a silent book auction, the funds of whichgo toward travel 
grants to support the attendance of international scientistsat next year’s 
meeting. We have been fortunate to get awesome donations fromseveral publishing 
companies, but we need YOUR support to fill our silentauction tables! Please 
help by bringing a couple spare textbooks. There will bea place to drop them 
off at registration. 
 
If you don’t have any books to spare, then you need to buysomething at the 
silent auction!! Bidding will begin with the opening keynoteaddress on Monday 
July 6 when this year’s awardees are introduced. Please givea warm Portland 
welcome to our international colleagues, especially importantas US-IALE and the 
IALE World Congress join forces!
 
Kathy
 
Kathleen J. Vigness-Raposa, Ph.D.
Chair, Foreign Scholar Travel Award Committee
 
Vice President of Environmental Programs
Marine Acoustics, Inc.
809 Aquidneck Ave.
Middletown, RI 02842
Phone: 401-847-7508
Email: kathleen.vign...@marineacoustics.com


[ECOLOG-L] US-IALE Foreign Scholar Travel Award

2015-12-08 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa


US-IALE Foreign Scholar Travel Award
http://usiale.org/asheville2016/foreign-scholar-travel-award
 
US-IALE 2016 Annual Meeting
Landscape Change
Asheville, North Carolina
April 3-7, 2016
 
PURPOSE
The United States Regional Association ofthe International Association for 
Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) has a program tosupport attendance at the annual 
meeting by landscape ecologists from foreigncountries and to foster 
international exchange about advances in landscapeecology.
 
THE AWARD
The award recipients will receive US$1,200at the Annual Meeting. It is the 
recipients' responsibility to make alltransportation arrangements and cover all 
transportation and lodging costsassociated with participating in the meeting.
 
ELIGIBILITY
1. Applicants are NOT eligible if:
 -the applicant is a citizen or current resident of the United States or 
Canada.
 -the applicant is a citizen of a G7 country (France, US, Britain, 
Germany,Japan, Italy).
 - the applicant (of any nationality) iscurrently studying in the United 
States or Canada.
- the applicant (of any nationality) receiveda Master's or Doctorate at an 
institution in the United States or Canada.
- previous recipients are also ineligible.
2. Applicants must submit an abstract for apaper or poster presentation at the 
2016 conference. You must submit yourabstract to the conference organizers by 
15DECEMBER 2015. http://usiale.org/asheville2016/abstract-submission
 
SELECTION CRITERIA
1. Scientific merit and application tolandscape ecology. We will favor 
applicants who demonstrate that their research(i) advances the scientific basis 
of landscape ecology, and/or (ii) theapplication of landscape ecology for 
natural resource protection or management.New and established landscape 
ecologists are encouraged to apply.
2. Financial need. Applicants must havedemonstrated financial need and show 
that without FTSA support, they would notbe able to attend the Conference. 
Applicants currently studying or residing inG7 countries must demonstrate the 
extent to which they have pursued travelfunding from their host institution.
3. Professional development. Applicantsmust demonstrate that attending the 
US-IALE Conference will represent asignificant professional opportunity for 
developing their expertise inlandscape ecology and establishing working 
relationships with landscapeecologists from other countries. Preference is 
given to applicants in earliercareer stages.
4. Geographical representation. Selectionmay be made to maximize the number of 
countries and regions represented.
5. Clarity of English and expression.
 
HOW TO APPLY
All application materials must be inEnglish. Incomplete applications will not 
be reviewed. A complete applicationcontains the following:
1. Name, Institution, Email address, PostalAddress, Citizenship.
2. Curriculum vitae (maximum 4 pages).
3. Title and abstract of the paper orposter you will present at the Conference. 
The abstract should also beindependently submitted to the conference organizers
by 15DECEMBER 2015 at the conference website 
(http://usiale.org/asheville2016/abstract-submission).
4. A summary of your research (750 wordsmaximum) explaining how your research 
extends the scientific basis orapplication of landscape ecology (see Selection 
Criteria listed above).
5. Statement on what you hope to gainprofessionally from attending the US-IALE 
Conference (200 words maximum). 
6. An explanation (200 words maximum) ofwhy you need financial assistance to 
attend the conference (see SelectionCriteria listed above). 
 
Submit your abstract to the conferenceorganizers by 15 DECEMBER 2015 atthe 
conference website (http://usiale.org/asheville2016/abstract-submission).
 
Submit your FSTA application materials by 29 DECEMBER 2015 by email to 
kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com.Acceptable formats include Microsoft Word, 
Rich Text Format and Adobe Acrobat(pdf). Please put all materials into a single 
file with your last name includedin the filename (e.g., Vigness_FSTA_2016).  
Files will be returned ifmaterials are not combined into a single file.
 
Awards will be announced on or before 22 January2016.
 
MORE INFORMATION
U.S. IALE: www.usiale.org 
2016 Annual Meeting: http://usiale.org/asheville2016/ 
Other questions -- email us atkathy.vigness.raposagmail.com 
 
U.S. IALE FOREIGN SCHOLAR TRAVEL AWARDCOMMITTEE
Members: Kathy Vigness-Raposa (CommitteeChair, Marine Acoustics, Inc.), Robert 
Corry (University of Guelph), DeahnDonner (US Forest Service ), Nancy McIntyre 
(Texas Tech University), TammyWilson (US National Park Service), and Anne 
Kuhn-Hines (US EnvironmentalProtection Agency). 




Kathleen J. Vigness-Raposa, Ph.D.
Chair, Foreign Scholar Travel Award Committee
 
Vice President of Environmental Programs
Marine Acoustics, Inc.
2 Corporate Place, Suite 105
Middletown, RI 02842
Phone: 401-847-7508
Email: kathleen.vign...@marineacoustics.com
 



[ECOLOG-L] DONATIONS: Silent Auction for US-IALE Foreign Scholar Travel Award

2016-03-08 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa

DONATIONSNEEDED FOR SILENT AUCTION FUNDRAISER AT US-IALE ASHEVILLE
 
It is thattime of year again to browse your burgeoning bookshelves and select a 
few keytextbooks that you would like to donate to the US Chapter of the 
InternationalAssociation of Landscape Ecologists (US-IALE) Foreign Scholar 
Travel Award (FSTA)silent auction. 
 
At the US-IALEin Asheville, NC, April 3-7, 2016, the FSTA committee will once 
again host asilent book auction, the funds of which go toward travel grants to 
support theattendance of international scientists at next year’s meeting. We 
have beenfortunate to get awesome donations from several publishing companies, 
but weneed YOUR support to fill our silent auction tables! Please help by 
bringing acouple spare textbooks. There will be a place to drop them off at 
registration.
 
If you don’thave any books to spare, then you need to buy something at the 
silent auction!!Bidding will begin with Plenary Session I on Monday April 4 and 
end at 9:40a.m. Wed April 6 after the morning coffee break. Please give a warm 
welcome toour international colleagues!
 
Kathy
 
Kathleen J.Vigness-Raposa, Ph.D.
Chair,Foreign Scholar Travel Award Committee
Email: kathy.vignessrap...@gmail.com 
 
VicePresident of Environmental Programs
MarineAcoustics, Inc.
2 CorporatePlace, Suite 105
Middletown,RI 02842
Phone:401-847-7508
Email: kathleen.vign...@marineacoustics.com
 


[ECOLOG-L] Landscape Ecology Foreign Scholar Travel Awards

2016-11-15 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa

US-IALE Foreign Scholar Travel Award
http://usiale.org/baltimore2017/foreign-scholar-travel-award
 
US-IALE 2017 Annual Meeting
People, Places,Patterns: Linking Landscape Heterogeneity and 
Socio-Environmental Systems
Baltimore,Maryland
April 9-13, 2017
 
PURPOSE
The United States Regional Association ofthe International Association for 
Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) supportsattendance of landscape ecologists from 
foreign countries and fostersinternational exchange about advances in landscape 
ecology at each annualmeeting.
 
THE AWARD
The award recipients will receive US$1,200at or just after the Annual Meeting. 
It is the recipients' responsibility tomake all transportation arrangements and 
cover all transportation and lodgingcosts associated with participating in the 
meeting.
 
ELIGIBILITY
1. Applicants are NOT eligible if:
 -the applicant is a citizen or current resident of the United States or 
Canada.

 -the applicant is a citizen of a G7 country (Canada, France, Germany, 
Italy, Japan,United Kingdom, United States).
 - the applicant (of any nationality) iscurrently studying in the United 
States or Canada.
 - the applicant (of any nationality) receiveda Master's or Doctorate at an 
institution in the United States or Canada.
 - previous recipients are also ineligible.
2. Applicants must submit an abstract for apaper or poster presentation at the 
2017 conference. You must submit yourabstract to the conference organizers by 
18DECEMBER 2016. http://usiale.org/baltimore2017/abstract-submission 
 
SELECTION CRITERIA
1. Scientific merit and application tolandscape ecology. We will favor 
applicants who demonstrate that their research(i) advances the scientific basis 
of landscape ecology, and/or (ii) theapplication of landscape ecology for 
natural resource protection or management.
2. Financial need. Applicants must havedemonstrated financial need and show 
that without FTSA support, they would notbe able to attend the Conference. 
Applicants currently studying or residing inG7 countries must demonstrate the 
extent to which they have pursued travelfunding from their host institution.
3. Professional development. Applicantsmust demonstrate that attending the 
US-IALE Conference will represent asignificant professional opportunity for 
developing their expertise inlandscape ecology and establishing working 
relationships with landscapeecologists from other countries. Preference is 
given to applicants in earlycareer stages.
4. Geographical representation. Selectionmay be made to maximize the number of 
countries and regions represented.
5. Clarity of English and expression.
 
HOW TO APPLY
All application materials must be inEnglish. Incomplete applications will not 
be reviewed. A complete applicationcontains the following:
1. Name, Institution, Email address, PostalAddress, Citizenship.
2. Curriculum vitae (maximum 4 pages).
3. Title and abstract of the paper orposter you will present at the Conference. 
The abstract should also beindependently submitted to the conference organizers 
by 18 DECEMBER 2016 at the conference website 
(http://usiale.org/baltimore2017/abstract-submission).
4. A summary of your research (750 wordsmaximum) explaining how your research 
extends the scientific basis orapplication of landscape ecology (see Selection 
Criteria listed above).
5. Statement on what you hope to gain professionallyfrom attending the US-IALE 
Conference (200 words maximum). 
6. An explanation (200 words maximum) ofwhy you need financial assistance to 
attend the conference (see SelectionCriteria listed above). 
 
Submit your abstract to the conferenceorganizers by 18 DECEMBER 2016 atthe 
conference website (http://usiale.org/baltimore2017/abstract-submission).
 
Submit your FSTA application materials by 18 DECEMBER 2016 by email to 
kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com.Acceptable formats include Microsoft Word, 
Rich Text Format and Adobe Acrobat(pdf). Please put all materials into a 
singlefile with your last name included in the filename (e.g., 
Vigness_FSTA_2017.pdf). Files will be returned if materials are not combined 
into a single file.
 
Awards will be announced on or before 9 January2017.
 
MORE INFORMATION
U.S. IALE: www.usiale.org 
2017 Annual Meeting: http://usiale.org/baltimore2017/  
Other questions -- email us atkathy.vigness.raposagmail.com 
 
U.S. IALE FOREIGN SCHOLAR TRAVEL AWARDCOMMITTEE
Members: Kathy Vigness-Raposa (CommitteeChair, Marine Acoustics, Inc.), Robert 
Corry (University of Guelph), DeahnDonner (US Forest Service ), Nancy McIntyre 
(Texas Tech University), TammyWilson (US National Park Service), and Anne 
Kuhn-Hines (US EnvironmentalProtection Agency). 


[ECOLOG-L] Landscape Ecology Foreign Scholar Travel Award - 1 FEB DEADLINE!!!!

2014-01-28 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa

US-IALE Foreign Scholar Travel Award
http://usiale.org/anchorage2014/foreign-scholar-travel-award
 
US-IALE 29th Annual Symposium
Cumulative Impacts and LandscapeInitiatives: A Sustainability Check During 
Climate Change 
Anchorage, Alaska
May 18 - 22, 2014
 
PURPOSE
The United States Regional Association ofthe International Association for 
Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) has a program tosupport attendance at the annual 
meeting by landscape ecologists from foreigncountries and to foster 
international exchange about advances in landscapeecology.
 
THE AWARD
The award recipients will receive US$1,200at the Annual Meeting. It is the 
recipients' responsibility to make alltransportation arrangements and cover all 
transportation and lodging costsassociated with participating in the meeting.
 
ELIGIBILITY
1. Applicants are NOT eligible if:
   - the applicant is a citizenor current resident of the United States or 
Canada.
   - the applicant is a citizenof a G7 country (France, US, Britain, Germany, 
Japan, Italy).
   - the applicant (of anynationality) is currently studying in the United 
States or Canada.
   - the applicant (of anynationality) received a Master's or Doctorate at an 
institution in the UnitedStates or Canada.
   - previous recipients are alsoineligible.
2. Applicants must submit an abstract for apaper or poster presentation at the 
2014 conference. You must submit yourabstract to the conference organizers by 1 
February 2014. http://www.usiale.org/anchorage2014/abstract-submission 
 
SELECTION CRITERIA
1. Scientific merit and application tolandscape ecology. We will favor 
applicants who demonstrate that their research(i) advances the scientific basis 
of landscape ecology, and/or (ii) theapplication of landscape ecology for 
natural resource protection or management.New and established landscape 
ecologists are encouraged to apply.
2. Financial need. Applicants must havedemonstrated financial need and show 
that without FTSA support, they would notbe able to attend the Conference. 
Applicants currently studying or residing inG7 countries must demonstrate the 
extent to which they have pursued travelfunding from their host institution.
3. Professional development. Applicantsmust demonstrate that attending the 
US-IALE Conference will represent asignificant professional opportunity for 
developing their expertise inlandscape ecology and establishing working 
relationships with landscapeecologists from other countries. Preference is 
given to applicants in earliercareer stages.
4. Geographical representation. Selectionmay be made to maximize the number of 
countries and regions represented.
5. Clarity of English and expression.
 
HOW TO APPLY
All application materials must be inEnglish. Incomplete applications will not 
be reviewed. A complete applicationcontains the following:
1. Name, Institution, Email address, PostalAddress, Citizenship.
2. Curriculum vitae (maximum 4 pages).
3. Title and abstract of the paper orposter you will present at the Conference. 
The abstract should also beindependently submitted to the conference organizers
by 1 February 2014 at the conferencewebsite 
(http://www.usiale.org/anchorage2014/abstract-submission).
4. A summary of your research (750 wordsmaximum) explaining how your research 
extends the scientific basis orapplication of landscape ecology (see Selection 
Criteria listed above).
5. Statement on what you hope to gainprofessionally from attending the US-IALE 
Conference (200 words maximum). 
6. An explanation (200 words maximum) ofwhy you need financial assistance to 
attend the conference (see SelectionCriteria listed above). 
 
Submit your abstract to the conferenceorganizers by 1 February 2014 at the 
conference website (http://www.usiale.org/anchorage2014/abstract-submission).
 
Submit your FSTA application materials by 1February 2014 either by email to 
kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com, or bypost (please include electronic copy) 
to Kathy Vigness-Raposa, MarineAcoustics, Inc., 809 Aquidneck Ave., Middletown, 
RI 02842 USA. Acceptableformats include Microsoft Word, Rich Text Format and 
Adobe Acrobat (pdf).Please put all materials into a single file with your last 
name included in thefilename (e.g., Vigness_FSTA_2014).  Files will be returned 
if materialsare not combined into a single file.
 
Awards will be announced on or before 14February 2014.
 
MORE INFORMATION
U.S. IALE: www.usiale.org 
2014 Annual Conference: http://www.usiale.org/anchorage2014/
Other questions -- email us atkathy.vigness.raposagmail.com 
 
U.S. IALE FOREIGN SCHOLAR TRAVEL AWARDCOMMITTEE
Members: Kathy Vigness-Raposa (CommitteeChair, Marine Acoustics, Inc.), Robert 
Corry (University of Guelph), DeahnDonner (US Forest Service ), Nancy McIntyre 
(Texas Tech University), TammyWilson (US National Park Service), and Anne 
Kuhn-Hines (US EnvironmentalProtection Agency). 
 
 


[ECOLOG-L] 9th IALE World Congress Foreign Scholar Travel Award

2014-12-01 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa

9th IALE World Congress 
Crossing Scales, Crossing Borders: GlobalApproaches to Complex Challenges 
Portland, Oregon USA
July 5 - 10, 2015
 
PURPOSE
With support from IALE and the UnitedStates Regional Association of the 
International Association for LandscapeEcology (US-IALE), Foreign Scholar 
Travel Awards support attendance bylandscape ecologists from foreign countries 
and foster international exchangeabout advances in landscape ecology.
 
THE AWARD
The award recipients will receive US$1,200at the 9th IALE World Congress. It is 
the recipients' responsibilityto make all transportation arrangements and cover 
all transportation andlodging costs associated with participating in the 
meeting.
 
ELIGIBILITY
1. Applicants are NOT eligible if:
- the applicant is a citizen or currentresident of the United States or Canada.
- the applicant is a citizen of a G7country (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, 
Japan, the United Kingdom, and the UnitedStates).
- the applicant (of any nationality) iscurrently studying in the United States 
or Canada.
- the applicant (of any nationality)received a Master's or Doctorate at an 
institution in the United States orCanada.
- they were a previous travel award recipient.
2. Applicants must submit an abstract for apresentation at the 2015 World 
Congress. You must submit your abstract to theconference organizers by 31 
December 2014 and select expedited review decision 
http://www.ialeworldcongress.org/call-for-presentations.html. 
 
SELECTION CRITERIA
1. Scientific merit and application tolandscape ecology. We will favor 
applicants who demonstrate that their research(i) advances the scientific basis 
of landscape ecology, and/or (ii) theapplication of landscape ecology for 
natural resource protection or management.New and established landscape 
ecologists are encouraged to apply.
2. Financial need. Applicants must havedemonstrated financial need and show 
that without FSTA support, they would notbe able to attend the World Congress. 
Applicants currently studying or residingin G7 countries must demonstrate the 
extent to which they have pursued travelfunding from their host institution.
3. Professional development. Applicantsmust demonstrate that attending the 
World Congress will represent a significantprofessional opportunity for 
developing their expertise in landscape ecologyand establishing working 
relationships with landscape ecologists from othercountries. Preference is 
given to applicants in earlier career stages.
4. Clarity of English and expression.
5. Geographical representation. Selectionmay be made to maximize the number of 
countries and regions represented.
 
HOW TO APPLY
All application materials must be inEnglish. Incomplete applications will not 
be reviewed. A complete applicationcontains the following:
1. Name, Institution, Email address, PostalAddress, Citizenship.
2. Curriculum vitae (maximum 4 pages).
3. Title and abstract of the presentationsubmitted for the World Congress. The 
presentations should also beindependently submitted to the conference 
organizers by 31 December 2014 withexpedited review decision at the conference 
website (http://www.ialeworldcongress.org/call-for-presentations.html).
4. A summary of your research (750 wordsmaximum) explaining how your research 
extends the scientific basis orapplication of landscape ecology (see Selection 
Criteria listed above).
5. Statement on what you hope to gainprofessionally from attending the World 
Congress (200 words maximum). 
6. An explanation (200 words maximum) ofwhy you need financial assistance to 
attend the conference (see SelectionCriteria listed above). 
 
Submit your abstract to the conferenceorganizers by 31 December 2014 with 
expedited review decisions at theconference website 
(http://www.ialeworldcongress.org/call-for-presentations.html).
 
Submit your FSTA application materials by 31December 2014 by email to 
kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com. Acceptableformats include Microsoft Word, 
Rich Text Format and Adobe Acrobat (pdf).Please put all materials into a single 
file with your last name included in thefilename (e.g., Vigness_FSTA_2015).  
Files will be returned if materialsare not combined into a single file.
 
Awards will be announced on or before 31 January2015.
 
MORE INFORMATION
9th IALE World Congress: http://www.ialeworldcongress.org/  
Other questions -- email us atkathy.vigness.raposagmail.com 
 
 
Kathleen J. Vigness-Raposa, Ph.D.
Chair, Foreign Scholar Travel Award Committee
kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com
 
Vice President of Environmental Programs
Marine Acoustics, Inc.
809 Aquidneck Ave.
Middletown, RI 02842  USA
Tel/Fax: (401)847-7508/7864



[ECOLOG-L] FINAL CALL: Foreign Scholar Travel Funds for IALE Congress

2014-12-29 Thread Kathy Vigness-Raposa

9th IALE World Congress ForeignScholar Travel Award
http://www.ialeworldcongress.org/awards.html
 
9th IALE World Congress 
Crossing Scales, Crossing Borders: GlobalApproaches to Complex Challenges 
Portland, Oregon USA
July 5 - 10, 2015



With support from IALE and the UnitedStates Regional Association of the 
International Association for LandscapeEcology (US-IALE), Foreign Scholar 
Travel Awards support attendance bylandscape ecologists from foreign countries 
and foster international exchangeabout advances in landscape ecology at the 
IALE World Congress.
 

Please visit the Congress Website for eligibility details, selection criteria, 
and application requirements (http://www.ialeworldcongress.org/awards.html). 
Applicants must submit their abstract to the conferenceorganizers by 31 
December 2014 with expedited review decision  
(http://www.ialeworldcongress.org/call-for-presentations.html). Applicants must 
submit their FSTA application materials by 31December 2014 by email to 
kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com. 






Kathleen J. Vigness-Raposa, Ph.D.
Chair, Foreign Scholar Travel Award Committee
kathy.vigness.raposagmail.com