Ancillary activities - prof.dr. RD (Douglas) Sheil

01-01-2021/01-01-2025
Non commercial. It is one of many IUCN groups that look to use science to guide conservation policy and practice. They do not pay time but may cover some expenses for meetings and related logistics. IUCN

prof.dr. RD (Douglas) Sheil Professor/Chairholder

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Availability	Mon Morning Available Afternoon Available Tue Morning Available Afternoon Available Wed Morning Available Afternoon Available Thu Morning Available Afternoon Available Fri Morning Available Afternoon Available Available not available
Subdivision	Forest Ecology and Forest Management
Address	Droevendaalsesteeg 3 6708PB WAGENINGEN
Secretary	+31643448673
Building/room	Lumen(100)/B.135
Expertise	Biodiversity, Climate change, Climatology, Ecology, Forest ecology, Forestry, Hydrology, Land use planning, Landscape conservation, Landscape ecology, Meteorology, Plant ecology, Water management, Biodiversity assessment, Biogeography, Carbon cycle, Carbon sequestration, Cloud forests, Environmental sciences, Ethnobotany, Forest dynamics, Forest landscapes, Developing countries, Diversity, Earth system science, Ecohydrology, Nature conservation, Nature reserves, Oilseed plants, Palm oil, Plant competition, Population dynamics, Population ecology, Protection of forests, Pteridium aquilinum, Regeneration, Reserved forests, Secondary forests, Silviculture, Succession, Treelines, Tropical africa, Tropical forests, Tropical land use, Tropical rain forests, Vegetation monitoring, Vegetation science, Water conservation, Forest management, Forest monitoring, Forest plants, Forest structure, Forest trees, Forestry practices, Forests, Hydrometeorology, Indonesia, Integrated water management, Land use dynamics, Landscape planning, Large herbivores, Wildlife conservation, Woodlands, Woody plants, East Africa, Community ecology, Ecosystem services, Invasive alien species, Southeast Asia, Trees, Deforestation, Atmosphere-vegetation interaction, Soil organic carbon, Megafauna, Human ecology, Protected areas, Human-nature relationships, Recruitment