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Biodiversity and conservation biology in plantation forests
26th to 29th April 2005What was the event?During the past decades natural forests have continued to decline globally while the area of forest plantations has dramatically increased, to nearly 200 million hectares in 2000. In the meantime, biodiversity conservation and the relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem stability arose as major issues in both ecological sciences and public concern. This conference considered biodiversity issues at the species, community and ecosystem levels, focusing on three main types of plantation forests: - Short-rotation pulp and fuelwood systems
- Long rotation timber plantations
- Planted forests established for the protection of watersheds, mountain slopes or other fragile lands.
Conference website Chris Quine of Forest Research was a keynote speaker on:"Stand management and biodiversity in plantation forest" and was a member of the conference scientific committee. Where did the event take place?CNRS Centre de recherche Paul Pascal Talence-Bordeaux France ContactSee conference website.
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Organised by  Institut Européen de la Forêt Cultivée (IEFC)
 Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA)
 International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO)
 World Wildlife Fund
 European Forest Institute (EFI)
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