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Starting from January 2017 our Lab will have two new members: Nina Martincová and Martin Kopecký We will also start working on several new projects:  Trans-boundary mapping of forest ecosystems 2017-2019 Landscape memory 2017-2019 System for predictive distribution modelling of…

We have just received great news. Our project focused on species distribution modelling just passed grant competition. Furthermore, the project is one of the eight best rated projects in our category with other 160 projects. 

Our lab-member, Martin Adámek, successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis “Wildfire as an ecological factor in the forests of Central Europe” at the Depatment of Botany, Faculty of Science, Charles University. The main result of the thesis is that wildfire is…

Paper from LONGWOOD project, co-authored by Jana Müllerová from our department just got into research highlights in Nature:  Original paper:

Held in Prague 2.-3.11.2016. We are preparing multiple posters and small presentation in education section. More information: arcdata.cz/zpravy-a-akce/akce/konference

1.11.2015 We have started working on our new project Modelling of large scale multi-agents disturbances in mountain spruce forests to assess their different scenarios  2015-2017  funded by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, project number: LD15158.

Botany Peloton team (Jan Wild, Martin Adámek, Martin Macek, Martin Kopecký and Jan Čuda (department of ecological invasions)) had participad in Bike to work competition during May. They won the first place in periodicity category in Prague. Congratulations!

Towards robust projections of European forests under climate change Jan Wild and Josef Brůna became MC Member and MC Substitute for this COST action earlier in 2014. Now, after the first meeting, we can say it will be really beneficial…

Brno, Czech Republic, 9 – 11 April 2015 Second call:  The deadline for submitting abstracts for interdisciplinary conference Coppice forests: past, present and future has been extended until January 15, 2015 Aims of the conference Coppice forests have been a…