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Mapping Lebanon’s hidden insect world, one barcode at a time

Lebanon is a country of striking ecological contrasts. Despite its small size (10,452 km²), it supports an estimated 9,000 species, nearly 0.8% of global...

Postdoctoral position in ecological genomics and climate-driven maladaptation

A 1.5-year postdoctoral position is open in ecological genomics, focusing on the use of mediation analysis to investigate gene–environment interactions and climate-driven maladaptation in...

Second EVOLTREE Conference: Resilient forests for the future

The second EvolTree conference with the topic "Resilient forests for the future" will be held in hybrid format at the University of Brasov, Romania,...

EVOLTREE conference: Genomics and Adaptation in Forest Ecosystems

The first EVOLTREE conference on "Genomics and Adaptation in Forest Ecosystems" will take place 14-17 September 2021 at WSL Birmensdorf in Switzerland. Thanks to...

Genetics to the rescue: managing forests sustainably in a changing world

Genetics for greater sustainability in forest management will be the main topic during the scientific event “Genetics to the rescue: managing forests sustainably in a...

GenTree Final Conference: Genetics for a sustainable forest management

Genetics for greater sustainability in forest management will be the main topic during the scientific event "Genetics to the rescue: managing forests sustainably in...

EVOLTREE seminar on genetic adaptation research for future forests

EVOLTREE is organising a Scientific Seminar in Aberdeen, United Kingdom, on 17 September 2019, associated to the annual EVOLTREE Governing Board meeting and the...

EVOLTREE funding opportunity

EVOLTREE are offering funding of up to €10,000 for two projects related to genetic and genomic studies on forest ecosystems. Apply here

Moving beyond suppression: why fire-smart management pays off

Across the Mediterranean region, wildfires are becoming larger, more intense, and more destructive. Climate change is part of the story, but it is not...