[ECOLOG-L] Species on the Move conference

Warick Sauer and Gretta Pecl, on behalf of the Scientific, Organising and Early Career Conference Committees

[ECOLOG-L] Climate-driven changes in species distribution

Hi, Some of you may be interested in a new paper out last week in Science “Biodiversity redistribution under climate change: Impacts on ecosystems and human well-being”, available here: http://science.sciencemag.org/content/355/6332/eaai9214 (but download supp materials too as the first table

[ECOLOG-L] Funded PhD in Tasmania - climate change & pelagic fish

A funded PhD Scholarship is available at the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies in Tasmania Australia, applications are due March 15th but please correspond with Associate Professor Gretta Pecl before applying. The project is part of a dynamic research group examining a range

[ECOLOG-L] Abstracts due - Species on the Move conference

Abstracts for the international 'Species on the Move' conference in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia are due this Friday August 28th. The conference Scientific Committee invites you to submit an abstract that can contribute to discussions on understanding and responding to climate driven species

[ECOLOG-L] Call for abstracts - Species on the Move

are invited to submit abstracts of 250 words by 28 August 2015. All abstracts are to be submitted electronically via the presentation portal. http://www.speciesonthemove.com/presentations We look forward to meeting you in Hobart in February! Gretta Pecl, on behalf of the Organising and Scientific

[ECOLOG-L] call for workshop proposals - Species on the Move Conference

-20-things-to-do-in- tasmania-before-you-die We hope you can join us in Hobart, February 2016. Associate Professor Gretta Pecl (gretta.p...@utas.edu.au) Professor Stephen Williams Co-convenors, Species on the Move

[ECOLOG-L] Conference on all aspects of species range shifts in Hobart, Feb 2016

, Workshops, Session Chairs and Plenary Speakers. Please feel free to contact me directly for any additional information. Hope to see you down under in 2016! Gretta Pecl (gretta.p...@utas.edu.au)

[ECOLOG-L] recreational and commercial fishers as citizen scientists

://www.climatechange.gov.au/publications/coastline/east-coast-rock- lobster.aspx Cheers, Gretta Pecl Tasmanian Aquaculture Fisheries Institute

[ECOLOG-L] Cephalopod research award

are due July 15th. Plesae forward this message to any colleagues or students that may be interested. Kind regards, Gretta Pecl CIAC Executive Secretary Dr Gretta Pecl 2009 Fulbright Tasmania Scholar Research Fellow