19 (2): Integrative Paleoscience for Sustainable Management
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> Front Cover > Inside PAGES [p.42]
Editorial
> Integrative Paleoscience for Sustainable Management [p.43]
J. Dearing, M. Dotterweich and T. Foster
Workshop Report
> Regional integration of past records for management of modern resources [p.44]
Science Highlights
> Conservation and habitat restoration of moorland and bog in the UK uplands [p.45-47]
F.M. Chambers and J.R.G. Daniell
> Spatial and temporal controls on hydro-geomorphic processes in the French Prealps [p.47-49]
D.S. Crook, R.C. Chiverrell, J.A. Dearing, R.T. Jones and K.E. Welsh
> Past land use and soil erosion processes in central Europe [p.49-51]
M. Dotterweich and S. Dreibrodt
> Long-term perspectives on an iconic landscape: Origins and future trajectories of the “Ancient and Ornamental Woodland”, New Forest, UK [p.51-53]
M. Edwards and M.J. Grant
> Grazing activities and biodiversity history in the Pyrenees: New insights on high altitude ecosystems in the framework of a Human-Environment Observatory [p.53-55]
D. Galop, T. Houet, F. Mazier, G. Leroux and D. Rius
> Managing biodiversity using long-term regional data in the southeastern United States [p.56-57]
T. Foster
> Assessing environmental response and recovery of a Great Lakes watershed using a multiproxy paleolimnological approach [p.58-60]
C.E. McLean, D.T. Long and B. Pijanowski
> Landslides in São Paulo, Brazil: An integrated historical perspective [p.60-62]
L.H. Nunes
> Regional wetland response typology: Murray-Darling Basin, Australia [p.62-64]
M. Reid and P. Gell
Open Science Highlights
> Evidence for bias in C/N, δ13C and δ15N values of aquatic and terrestrial organic materials due to acid pre-treatment methods [p.65-67]
C.R. Brodie
> Extending glacier monitoring into the Little Ice Age and beyond [p.67-69]
M. Zemp, H.J. Zumbühl, S.U. Nussbaumer, M.H. Masiokas, L.E. Espizua and P. Pitte
> Proximal trigger for late glacial Antarctic circulation and CO2 changes [p.70-71]
T.J. Crowley
Program News
> Paleoclimate Reconstruction Challenge: Available for participation [p.71-72]
Workshop Reports
> Arctic2k: Synthesizing paleoclimate data to assess Arctic climate change [p.73] > 2nd Australasia2k Network workshop: Data synthesis and research planning [p.74-75] > The first Euro-Med2k regional workshop: Review of current knowledge, available data and plans for multproxy integration [p.75-76] > Advancing North American climate field reconstructions: Data sources, methods development and comparisons [p.76-77] > 2nd International Symposium "Reconstructing climate variations in South America and the Antarctic Peninsula over the last 2000 years" [p.77-78] > Bayesian hierarchical models for climate field reconstruction [p.78-79] > Synthesis of transient climate evolution of the last 21 ka (SynTRaCE-21) workshop [p.79-80] > The 3rd PAGES Past Interglacials workshop [p.80-81] > Reconstruction of Holocene environmental conditions along a W-E transect through northern Poland [p.82-83] > PMIP3 workshop [p.83-84] > The 3rd Eastern Africa Quaternary Research Association workshop [p.84-85] > Multidecadal and centennial ENSO variability [p.85-86] > Linking monsoon systems across timescales [p.86-87] > Relative sea level, ice sheets and isostasy past, present and future: Understanding the implications for human populations [p.87-88] > Learning from other communities: Towards more robust varve chronologies [p.88-89] > Land-cover reconstructions in the monsoon affected tropical world: Pollen modeling approach and data synthesis [p.89-90] > 2010 international workshop on XRF core scanning [p.90-91]
