| Broad thematic area |
Title (and link) |
Organizer (corresponding person) |
Download |
| Biocultural landscapes |
Biocultural Seascapes of the Anthropocene |
Pungetti Gloria
gpungetti@uniss.it
|
SYMP31 |
| Biocultural landscapes |
Biocultural Landscapes During the Anthropocene |
Buot Inocencio Jr
iebuot@up.edu.ph
|
SYMP74 |
| Biodiversity conservation |
The ecological role of sound in terrestrial and aquatic landscapes: theories, methods and application of ecoacoustics |
Farina Almo
almo.farina@uniurb.it
|
SYMP05 |
| Biodiversity conservation |
Toward a landscape-scale management of large carnivores in human-dominated areas |
Dondina Olivia
olivia.dondina@unimib.it
|
SYMP15 |
| Disturbances in landscapes |
Disappearing snow and altered ecosystems: Observations, experiments, and outcomes |
Buma Brian
brian.buma@ucdenver.edu
|
SYMP01 |
| Disturbances in landscapes |
Forest disturbances as drivers of tree species range shifts under global change |
Honkaniemi Juha
juha.honkaniemi@boku.ac.at
|
SYMP28 |
| Disturbances in landscapes |
Disturbance, degradation, and restoration in fragile ecosystems: Implications for resource distribution and ecosystem service |
Li Junran
junran@utulsa.edu
|
SYMP50 |
| Ecosystem services |
Promoting Ecosystem Services for Sustainable Development Goals |
Zhao Wenwu
zhaoww@bnu.edu.cn
|
SYMP19 |
| Ecosystem services |
Mountain landscapes: protected areas, ecosystem services and future challenges |
Uta Schirpke
uta.schirpke@eurac.edu
|
SYMP09 |
| Ecosystem services |
Biophysical Methods for the Quantification, Mapping and Assessment of Ecosystem Services |
Steinhoff-Knopp
steinhoff-knopp@phygeo.uni-hannover.de
|
SYMP47 |
| Education & citizen science |
Innovating teaching and learning landscape ecology to address the challenges of the Anthropocene |
Van Eetvelde Veerle
veerle.vaneetvelde@ugent.be
|
SYMP65 |
| From landscape pattern to functions |
Mapping and monitoring farmland biodiversity and ecosystem services |
Herzog Felix
felix.herzog@agroscope.admin.ch
|
SYMP30 |
| From landscape pattern to functions |
3-D landscape metrics and visualization techniques – applications in spatial planning, environmental assessment and participatory decision processes |
Fürst Christine
christine.fuerst@geo.uni-halle.de
|
SYMP38 |
| From landscape pattern to functions |
Landscape monitoring: best practices and new developments for an integrated assessment of landscape change |
Wartmann Flurina
flurina.wartmann@wsl.ch
|
SYMP42 |
| From landscape pattern to functions |
Deciphering environmental gradients in landscapes for a better understanding of biodiversity dynamics |
Baudry Jacques
Jacques.baudry@inra.fr
|
SYMP64 |
| Future: scenarios and new landscapes |
Multiple roles for landscape ecology in future farming systems |
Pearson Diane
D.Pearson@massey.ac.nz
|
SYMP24 |
| Future: scenarios and new landscapes |
Synergistic Effects of Climate and Management on Biodiversity |
Scheller Robert
rschell@ncsu.edu
|
SYMP71 |
| Geography and landscape ecology |
Assessing the patterns and drivers of land-use intensity change |
Pazur Robert
robert.pazur@wsl.ch
|
SYMP55 |
| Green and blue infrastructures |
Working with Natural Processes: Co-benefits at the Landscape Scale |
Neumann Jessica
j.l.neumann@reading.ac.uk
|
SYMP27 |
| Green and blue infrastructures |
The design of the contemporary cities through a green and blue infrastructure for Ecosystem services provision |
Ronchi Silvia
silvia.ronchi@polimi.it
|
SYMP39 |
| Green and blue infrastructures |
Green Infrastructure as a way to rethink Ecological Landscape Planning |
Sant’ Anna Camila
cgomessantanna@gmail.com
|
SYMP57 |
| Green and blue infrastructures |
Understanding the capacity of Landscape connectivity and ecosystem integrity to supply multiple ecosystem services: insights into sustainable landscapes |
Luque Sandra
sandra.luque@irstea.fr
|
SYMP59 |
| Green and blue infrastructures |
Implementing the Green Infrastructure Approach in Central Europe and beyond |
Neubert Marco
m.neubert@ioer.de
|
SYMP60 |
| History, dynamic and transformations of landscapes |
Reconstructing past landscapes to simulate future sustainable scenarios through multidisciplinary approaches |
Kariuki Rebecca
rebecca.kariuki@york.ac.uk
|
SYMP04 |
| History, dynamic and transformations of landscapes |
Temporal dynamics in landscape science: New applications and opportunities in social-ecological systems |
Killion Alexander
alexanderkillion@u.boisestate.edu
|
SYMP18 |
| History, dynamic and transformations of landscapes |
Land-use legacies and forest change: understanding the past to forecast the future |
Garbarino Matteo
matteo.garbarino@unito.it
|
SYMP22 |
| History, dynamic and transformations of landscapes |
Landscape trajectories during the long Anthropocene: dialogues between ecology and archaeology |
Bazan Giuseppe
giuseppe.bazan@unipa.it
|
SYMP46 |
| Landscape ecosystem functions and services |
Challenge and opportunity in the creation of bee landscapes |
van Rooij Sabine
sabine.vanrooij@wur.nl
|
SYMP40 |
| Landscape ecosystem functions and services |
Biodiversity spillover in fragmented landscapes and effects on ecosystem services provision and regulation |
Boesing Andrea Larissa
lari.boesing@gmail.com
|
SYMP56 |
| Landscape governance |
Good anthropocene practices in contributing landscape ecology. Discourses and perspectives on governance process towards resilience and adaptation of complex systems |
Colucci Angela
angela.colucci@polimi.it
|
SYMP29 |
| Landscape governance |
Policy and governance innovation in agricultural landscapes: recent trends and future pathways towards enhanced sustainability and food security |
Muñoz-Rojas José
jmrojas@uevora.pt
|
SYMP53 |
| Landscape governance |
How is Landscape Ecology shaped by research policies? |
Rolf Werner
werner.rolf@tum.de
|
SYMP63 |
| Landscape modelling |
Using landscape simulation models to help balance conflicting goals in a changing forest: from timber production to carbon sequestration and biodiversity conservation |
Hof Anouschka
anouschka.hof@wur.nl
|
SYMP10 |
| Landscape modelling |
Landscape resilience and ecological governance in Anthropocene |
Li Yangfan
yangf@xmu.edu.cn
|
SYMP12 |
| Landscape modelling |
Modeling the structure and functioning of forest landscapes under changing climate and disturbance regimes |
Vacchiano Giorgio
giorgio.vacchiano@unimi.it
|
SYMP51 |
| Landscape planning |
From conservation priority area to ecological security pattern |
Peng Jian
jianpeng@urban.pku.edu.cn
|
SYMP02 |
| Landscape planning |
Addressing the challenges of the Anthropocene with strategic planning: novel ways to couple ecological sciences and territorial governance |
Hersperger Anna M.
anna.hersperger@wsl.ch
|
SYMP13 |
| Landscape planning |
Planning with nature for sustainable landscape development: lessons-learned from around the world |
Albert Christian
albert@umwelt.uni-hannover.de
|
SYMP43 |
| Landscape planning |
The European Landscape Convention 20 years after: Achievements, Progresses, and Opportunities |
Xiang Wei-Ning
wxiang@uncc.edu
|
SYMP62 |
| Landscape planning |
Theoretical and practical challenges for planning landscape restoration |
Echeverria Cristian
cristian.echeverria@udec.cl
|
SYMP72 |
| Restoration of habitats and landscapes |
The role of landscape experiments to inform large-scale habitat restoration |
Watts Kevin
kevin.watts@forestry.gov.uk
|
SYMP48 |
| Socio-economic-ecological systems |
Integrating food systems into landscape research |
Garcia-Martin Maria
Maria.garcia-martin@uni-goettingen.de
|
SYMP03 |
| Socio-economic-ecological systems |
Towards a ‘traits’ framework that is both ecologically and socio-culturally relevant: Functional traits beyond life history characteristics. Join a discussion on theory and application. |
Andersson Erik
erik.andersson@su.se
|
SYMP08 |
| Socio-economic-ecological systems |
The landscape approach – key to enhance sustainable land use in Europe and North-America as well? |
Pedroli Bas
bas.pedroli@wur.nl
|
SYMP66 |
| Specific landscapes |
Challenges of Arid and Semi-Arid Landscapes in the Anthropocene: Searching for New approaches for Adaptation, Conservation, Planning and Management |
Fakheran Sima
fakheran@cc.iut.ac.ir
|
SYMP20 |
| Specific landscapes |
The importance of coppice forests for landscape diversity and the factors influencing the proportion and distribution of young growth stages. |
Bartlett Debbie
d.bartlett@gre.ac.uk
|
SYMP36 |
| Specific landscapes |
Challenges for subterranean landscape conservation in the world’s karst regions |
Canedoli Claudia
claudia.canedoli@unimib.it
|
SYMP49 |
| Specific landscapes |
Marine habitats and seascapes: from discovery to management |
Savini Alessandra
alessandra.savini@unimib.it
|
SYMP70 |
| Technologies and landscape ecology |
Data Science in environmental research, planning and evaluation – for a scalable multi-source environmental monitoring network |
Lausch Angela
angela.lausch@ufz.de
|
SYMP16 |
| Technologies and landscape ecology |
Application of novel remote sensing data and techniques to habitat and biological assessments |
Price Bronwyn
bronwyn.price@wsl.ch
|
SYMP26 |
| Technologies and landscape ecology |
Satellite and UAV (Drone) systems for assessing and monitoring of ecological landscapes of Africa |
Azong Moses
Mcho@csir.co.za
|
SYMP69 |
| Theory of landscape ecology |
Social theory and landscape ecology – Explaining, modeling and interpreting landscape management practices and decision making in the Anthropocene |
Andreas Aagaard Christensen
anaach@ign.ku.dk
|
SYMP73 |
| Urban regions |
Anthropocene or Urbanocene? The need of a new theory of global sustainability, including urban metabolism. |
Palme Massimo
mpalme@ucn.cl
|
SYMP07 |
| Urban regions |
From urban agriculture to edible cities – challenges and chances for approaching sustainable urban socio-ecological systems |
Artmann Martina
m.artmann@ioer.de
|
SYMP11 |
| Urban regions |
Linking natural and anthropogenic forces: landscape pattern and processes in global urbanized deltas and lowlands |
Wu Zhifeng
zfwu@gzhu.edu.cn
|
SYMP14 |
| Urban regions |
Metropolitan Landscapes. Resilient articulation of the interface between city, agriculture and nature promoting the quality of dwelling and ensure the human well-being within the metropolis |
Contin Antonella
antonella.contin@polimi.it
|
SYMP17 |
| Urban regions |
Planning and design for sustainable and healthy cities: mainstreaming urban ecological measures beyond demonstration projects |
Saumel Ina
ina.saeumel@tu-berlin.de
|
SYMP35 |
| Urban regions |
Ecology, water and the city: strengthening water-sensitive planning with Nature-Based Solutions in urban contexts |
La Rosa Daniele
dlarosa@darc.unict.it
|
SYMP41 |
| Urban regions |
Conservation in the city |
Sander Heather
heather-a-sander@uiowa.edu
|
SYMP45 |
| Urban regions |
Urban Sprawl: From Measurement to Management |
Jaeger Jochen A. G.
jochen.jaeger@concordia.ca
|
SYMP52 |
| Urban regions |
Urbanisation. Concepts, methods and spatially explicit indicators |
Inostroza Luis
luis.inostroza@rub.de
|
SYMP58 |
| Urban regions |
Towards visionary peri-urban landscapes? Environmental governance mixes for sustainable peri-urbanization. |
Spyra Marcin
marcin.spyra@geo-uni-halle.de
|
SYMP67 |
| Vegetation science and landscape ecology |
Past, present, and future resilience of forest landscapes: Unpacking effects of multi-scale climate change |
Seidl Rupert
rupert.seidl@boku.ac.at
|
SYMP32 |
