Tømte-symposiet

Åpent
Vitenskapsakademiet, Drammensveien 78, Oslo

 

Avkastningen fra Tømte-fondet som ble opprettet etter salget av Tømte Gaard vil bli brukt til å avholde symposier i testator Fredrik Oscar Guldbergs ånd. Tema for det første Tømte-symposiet er artsendringer i et klimaperspektiv. Påmelding gjøres til eirik.lislerud@dnva.no

Vi inviterer til et fullt dagsprogram hvor CICERO-direktør Kristin Halvorsen vil åpne symposiet og Professor Chris Thomas fra University of York vil holde keynote-foredrag med tittel «Range shifts of species associated with climate change».

I tillegg har vi invitert forskere fra NINA, Artsdatabanken, NMBU, Universitet i Tromsø og Universitetet i Oslo til å presentere sin forskning relatert til symposiets tema. Symposiet er åpent for alle interesserte, men påmelding er nødvendig.

Påmelding gjøres til eirik.lislerud@dnva.no

 

Program:

9.30-10.00 Coffee

10.00-10.05 Welcome

Ole M. Sejersted, vice-president of The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters

Per Aagaard, chair of the Tømte Foundation

10.05-10.15 Introduction

Kristin Halvorsen, CICERO, Center for International Climate and Environmental Research – Oslo

10.15-11.00 Keynote lecture Range shifts of species associated with climate change

Chris Thomas, University of York

11.00-11.30 Population and community processes behind range shifts: dispersal, demography and interactions in a changing climate

Olav Skarpaas, NINA, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research

11.30-12.00 Coffee

12.00-12.30 How are climate change scenarios used in national risk assessments?

Examples from Red List assessments of species and ecosystems, and assessments of Alien species

Arild Lindgaard, NBIC, Norwegian Biodiversity Information Centre

12.30-13.00 Climate change and marine communities in the Arctic – case studies from the west coast of Svalbard

Jørgen Berge, University of Tromsø / University Centre on Svalbard

13.00-14.00 Lunch

14.00-14.30 Climate effects on ecosystem dynamics in the Barents Sea

Leif Christian Stige, Centre for Ecological and Evolutionary Synthesis, University of Oslo

14.30-15.00 Climate change effects on alpine and arctic plant communities

Kari Klanderud, Norwegian University of Life Sciences

15.00-15.30 Effects of climate change on plant-pollinator interactions

Ørjan Totland, Norwegian University of Life Sciences

15.30-16.00 Coffee

16.00-16.30 Invasion of boreal species cause fragmentation of the Scandinavian mountain tundra and retreat of alpine specialist species

Nina Eide, NINA, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research

16.30-17.00 Tundra disappearance rate as consequences of forest advance – empirical data vs. model predictions

Annika Hofgaard, NINA, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research

17.00 Wrap-up

19.00 Dinner for invited guests