Participants from 8 countries attended the 2019 Summer School in Warsaw, Poland
Outreach
Several different groups have benefitted from the presentations and courses supported by these projects. Scientists, students, and natural resource managers and planners have obtained a basic grounding in dendrochronology and dendroclimatology in regions where these disciplines were previously poorly understood. Representatives of institutions that had previously collaborated on projects supported by the US National Science Foundation and European Union have received the research findings in a form suitable to incorporate into their natural resource planning and management decisions. Students attending the presentations expanded their research horizons to include the consideration of long-term climate variability.
International Summer School: Tree Rings, Climate, Natural Resources, and Human Interaction
Participants from six countries attended the 2018 Summer School in Cheryomushki, Khakassia, Russia
Participants from four countries attended the 2014 Summer School in Kahramanmaraş, Turkey
The Khakasian Technical Institute (a unit of the Siberian Federal University) in Abakan, Siberia, has a Laboratory of Dendrochronology, and in the summer of August 2013 they hosted the International Summer School. Participant from eight countries attended the summer school. Fieldwork was in the forests nearby, and a local TV news station ran short reports on the course. The results of the summer course published an article in TRR.
The group attending the 2012 Summer School in Valsaín (Segovia), Spain, were not only enthusiastic participants: they wrote an article about the experience.
Participants from 13 countries attended the 2011 Summer School in Kiato, Greece.
Participants from seven countries attended the 2008 Summer School in Istnabul, Turkey
Lectures and Presentations:
A keynote speaker at the III International Mediterranean Forest and Environment Symposium that was held in Kahramanmaraş, Turkey from October 3-5, 2019.
Presentation at the Institute of Sylvo-pastoral of Tabarak, Tabarka, Tunisia, May 5, 2008.
Presentation at the National School of Forest Engineering in Rabat, Morocco, on April 23, 2008.
