Melbourne School of Land and Environment Department of Forest and Ecosystem Science

Weekly Creswick Seminar Series

Fridays at 9:30am in the Stage 2 Lecture Theatre (Building 744) at the Creswick Campus.

Please contact Antanas Spokevicius (03) 5321 4279 or avjs@unimelb.edu.au for Creswick Friday Seminar enquiries.

 

Upcoming Seminars 2009

Date Presenter Title
Friday 13th November 2009, 9.30am Andrew Wong An illustration of some wood durability and wood protection studies with tropical (Malaysian) species
Friday 20th November 2009, 9.30am Leon Bren and Lacey Sever

Growth and Yield and Melbourne’s Water Catchments (Leon Bren)

Quantifying Recovery of Burnt Forest Using LandSat Imagery (Lacey Sever)

Friday 27th November 2009, 9.30am Luit De Kok Whole plant regulations of sulfate uptake and distribution in plants

 

 

Previous Seminars 2009

Date Presenter Title
Friday 20th February 2009, 9:30am Peter Attiwill, Principal Fellow, School of Botany, and Senior Fellow, The Australian Centre, The University of Melbourne From Creswick to Cornell and back: forty years of forests, carbon, fire and students
Friday 27th February 2009, 9:30am Dr David Lamb, Mined Land Rehabilitation (Institute Centre,)The University of Queensland Reforestation of degraded lands in the Asia-Pacific region
Friday 6th March 2009, 9:30am Professor Brad Potts, Professor, Forest Genetics
School of Plant Science and Cooperative Research Centre for Forestry, University of Tasmania
Exploration of the Eucalyptus globulus gene pool
Friday 13th March 2009, 9:30am Fabrizio D'Aprile Radial growth of silver fir (Abies alba Mill.) in Tuscany and climate influence
Friday 20th March 2009, 9:30am Dr Julian Fox, Research Fellow, Department of Forest and Ecosystem Science Carbon dynamics in Papua New Guinea
Friday 3rd April 2009, 10:00am Dr Farkhanda Dugal, Lahore College for Women,  University of Lahore, Pakistan Pakistan fauna and flora and the challenges of termite management
Friday 17th April 2009, 9:30am Geoff Park, Knowledge Broker, North Central Catchment Management Authority INFFER - a new approach to investment in natural resource management
Friday 24th April 2009, 9:30am Luke Wilson, Executive Director, Agriculture & Natural Resources Policy, Department of Primary Industries Timber Industry Strategy: public consultation draft
Friday 1st May 2009, 9:30am Dr Peter Hopmans, Timberlands Research Pty Ltd Long-term Changes in Carbon and Nutrients in Soil and Accumulation in Biomass after a Second Rotation of Radiata Pine on Podzolized Sands and Impacts of Intensive Harvesting
Friday 15th May 2009, 9:30am Assoc Prof Leon Bren, DFES and Mark Brown, Program Leader, Harvesting and Operations, CRC for Forestry Seminar 1 - Leon Bren - Virtual Water Content of Wood
Seminar 2 - Mark Brown - Forestry Transportation: Size Matters
Friday 22nd May 2009, 9:30am Dr Luke McManus, DFES Association mapping in forest tree species
Friday 29th May 2009, 9:30am Andrew Callister, Treehouse Consulting Genetic evaluation of carbon isotope discrimination in Eucalyptus globulus
Friday 5th June 2009, 10:00am Gordon Friend, Principal Fire Ecologist, Land & Fire Management Division, Dept of Sustainability & Environment Fire as a management tool in Victoria:  balancing both ecological and fuel reduction outcomes
Friday 12th June 2009, 10:00am Dr Michael McCarthy, Principal Research Fellow, School of Botany,
The University of Melbourne
Managing variability in disturbance regimes
Friday 19th June 2009, 9:30am Braden Jenkin, Managing Director, Sylva Systems Pty Ltd Some observations through new eyes: Recent experiences in 2 projects in PNG
Friday 26th June 2009, 9:30am Professor Loren Kellogg and Dr Glen Murphy, Oregon State University Seminar 1. Loren Kellogg: Forest Biomass Harvesting and Economic Development:  Finding the Oregon, USA, Niche in an Emerging Green Economy
Seminar 2: Glen Murphy: Mechanized harvesting in plantation forests: challenges and opportunities
 
Friday 3rd July 2009, 9:30am Hari Ram Shrestha, DFES, The University of Melbourne Post-fire Recovery of Carbon and Nitrogen in Sub-alpine Soils of South-eastern Australia
Friday 3rd July 2009, 9:30am Hari Ram Shrestha, DFES, The University of Melbourne Post-fire Recovery of Carbon and Nitrogen in Sub-alpine Soils of South-eastern Australia
Friday 10th July 2009, 9:30am Professor Nigel Stork, Head of Department of Resource Management and Geography Tropical forests and global biodiversity extinction rates
Friday 17th July 2009, 9:30am Dr Julian Di Stefano and Ms Amanda Ashton Seminar 1: Testing the suitability of simple habitat models: Is forest age class a good predictor of habitat selection, abundance and occupancy?
Seminar 2:
The effect of time since fire and season on small mammal diet.
Friday 24th July 2009, 9:30am Dave Kendal, Department of Resource Management and Geography Patterns of diversity and distribution in the urban forest at global and local scales
Friday 31st July 2009, 9:30am Tom Wright, Department of Forest and Ecosystem Science Comparative influence of agricultural land and plantations on temperate woodland flora
Friday 7th August 2009, 9:30am Dr Josquin Tibbits and Saravanan Thavamanikumar Using association genetics to dissect quantitative wood property traits in Eucalyptus globulus
Friday 14th August 2009, 9:30am Anne Miehs, Department of Forest and Ecosystem Science The role of coarse woody debris in fire-prone forests: Achieving both fire management and conservation objectives
Friday 28th August 2009, 9.30am Jami Nettle Evaluating the Environmental Effects of Biofuel Growth and Harvest in Pine Plantations
Friday 11th September 2009, 9.30am Rowan Reid Growing Your Own Furniture – Silviculture of Eucalypts to grow high quality timber before you die!
Friday 18th September 2009, 9.30am Luibov Volkova Ecophysiology of the tree ferns Dicksonia antarctica and Cyathea australis
Friday 25th September 2009, 9.30am Malory Weston Future Farming Landscapes: Ecosystem services and landscape-scale restoration in northern Victoria
Friday 9th October 2009, 9.30am Kevin Tolthurst, Senior Lecturer, Fire Ecology and Management, Department of Forest and Ecosystem Science Assessing the Bushfire Risk of Creswick’s Melbourne University Campus – a demonstration of PHOENIX RapidFire
Friday 16th October 2009, 9.30am Klaudia Borowiak - Research Fellow, Department Ecology and Environmental Protection, Poznan University of Life Sciences
Visiting Fellow – University of Melbourne, Department of Forest and Ecosystem Sciences

A Two Part presentation…
Ecological disaster in Karkonosze Mountains
and
Tropospheric ozone bioindicators at Wielkopolska region

Friday 23rd October 2009, 9.30am Steve Reed Science to land management: outcomes from native forest research at the Warra LTER site in southern Tasmania

Friday 30th October 2009, 9.30am Lynette Taylor Eucalypt Tubulin Gene Family

 

 

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