Dear Colleagues, The Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution is coming to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan on May 22-24 2015 for the 10th annual CSEE meeting hosted by the University of Saskatchewan http://csee2015.usask.ca/. This year, the theme of the conference is: 'Ecology and Evolution of Managed Landscapes'.
We invite you to participate in the largest gathering of Canadian ecologists and evolutionary biologists. This meeting provides an excellent opportunity for professional development for applied ecologists and agronomists with presentations by prominent Canadian and International researchers on a wide array of topics. We particularly would like to encourage industry researchers to present their work at this meeting. Of particular interest may be some of the symposia planned for the meeting. Agronomists will likely be most interested in the the symposium on the evolution of crop plants. Those interested in wildlife management, particularly Caribou, will be interested in "Frontiers in Resource and Habitat Selection" which will feature talks by prominent wildlife ecologists including Mark Boyce, Evie Merrill, Philip McLoughlin, and "Understanding Individuals to Conserve Populations" which will include talks by David Coltman and John Fryxell. Details of the symposia can be found on the conference website http://csee2015.usask.ca/CSEE%20folder/symposia.php. For those interested in expanding their skill base, introductory and advanced workshops on the R statistical package will be offered http://csee2015.usask.ca/CSEE%20folder/workshops.php. Conference registration and the call for presentations are now open https://ccdeconference.usask.ca/index.aspx?cid=101. Early bird fees and the presentation call end March 15th. Single day registrations are available for those interested in a specific topic. Sincerely, Eric Lamb -- Eric Lamb CSEE 2015 Local Organizing Committee http://csee2015.usask.ca/index.php 306-966-1799 [email protected]
