Welcome to the Tropical Ecology Group (TEG) website!

Our aim is: to promote and facilitate communication and interaction between tropical ecology researchers.

Given the broad nature of “Tropical Ecology” I believe that the activities of the TEG must be driven by the interest of members. Therefore, if YOU have any ideas for events or activities please contact us and we will see what can be done to make things happen.

BESTEG at the BES Annual Meeting Imperial College London
(3-5 September 2008): See Special Events Page for Full details

a) Thematic session: "Integrating genetic and biogeographic research: the key to understanding diversity in the tropics?"
Keynote: Toby Pennington "Using plant phylogenies to understand the historical assembly of tropical forests"
Wolfgang Wurster "Comparative phylogeography of African venomous snakes: is there a pattern?"
Cathy Walton "Comparative phylogeography of forest-dependent mosquitoes in SE Asia"
Nathalie Seddon "Avian diversity in the Neotropics: genes, geography and behavior"
Simon Queenborough "Sex and diversity: why do some tropical forests have so many species of dioecious tree?"
A. Twyford "Biogeography of Rhododendron subgenus Vireya: a test of Wallace's Line"


b) The TEG have organized a trip for interested members to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew on Thursday 4th September during the BES meeting, followed by meal out.


TO SIGN UP FOR THIS EVENT CONTACT JENNIFER ROWNTREE (jennifer.rowntree@manchester.ac.uk)


c) Group meeting – YOUR CHANCE TO SET THE DIRECTION OF THE TEG FOR 2008-2009
Thanks for your interest.

Will Gosling

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Research pages for the group members are put here

 

 

British ecological Society

Tropical Ecology Group

Slides: Simon Queenborough

 

 

Errors are HF's and may be reported directly to henryford@freenet.co.uk

Site revised 2-11-07

Minutes of past meetings and other items of historical interest.

This is the place to advertise your jobs, grants, placements or your availability and talents.

Tropical Biology Association 2008 field courses:

BES scholarships available to European participants

Reports from the various conferences involving BESTEG and BESTEG Members
Recent publications of relevance to the group
This archives the regular e-bulletins provided by the group in pdf format.