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Dispersal: British Ecological Society Annual Symposium 2001

April 3-5, 2001

Reading, United Kingdom

Environmental Science

Host: University of Reading
Homepage: http://www.demon.co.uk/bes/meetings/dispersal/index.html

Organizers: James Bullock, Robert Kenward, Rosie Hails

Description:
Twenty-two internationally-renowned speakers will present papers on modern techniques of dispersal measurement, evolution and behavioural ecology of dispersal, dispersal and spatial processes at different scales and the importance of dispersal in applied ecology. The overall aim of the symposium is to review how dispersal can be measured and assess the importance of an understanding of dispersal in all areas of ecology. In looking at plants, invertebrates, vertebrates and microorganisms in both terrestrial and aquatic environments, the symposium will aim to synthesise approaches and information. It will try to create links between ecological disciplines, between different areas of theory and between empirical and modelling approaches to dispersal and inform the most important problems of applied ecology. This symposium and the resulting book will be the first review of dispersal to encompass all taxa and all areas of ecology.

Date received: November 20, 2000


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