Population, Evolutionary and Ecological Genomics of Forest Trees

Registration:

The conference registration fee is $100 USD (before July 1, 2004)
($125 USD after July 1, 2004)

Please download the registration form and snail-mail it with a check payable to Institute of Forest Genetics (please note the additional fee needed if you wish for your companion to be included in field trip)
Or
submit a wire-transfer to the University of California. Please don't forget to mail or fax the registration form. If you choose to use this method of payment, please include your bank's transaction fee in your wire transfer

Mailing Address:
    Kathie Jermstad
    Institute of Forest Genetics
    2480 Carson Road
    Placerville, CA 95667
    Fax: (530) 622-2633

Contact Kathie Jermstad for information regarding registration.

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Lodging at Asilomar Conference Grounds

Asilomar lodging for IUFRO conference will be held only until August 1, 2004!!! Please make reservervations by August 1, 2004!

Meals are included with lodging and prices can be found on the registration form below.
To make lodging reservations, fill out this reservation form and mail or fax with credit card information to: (831) 642-4261
Asilomar will not take reservations via telephone.
For information regarding accommodations or reservations, call Patricia Kauffman at (831) 642-4218. Be sure to reference IUFRO conference.

For more information on Asilomar Conference Grounds visit http://www.visitasilomar.com

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Scientific Committee

David Neale Institute of Forest Genetics USDA-FS Dept of Environmental Horticulture University of California, Davis Davis, CA 95616 dbneale@ucdavis.edu		Outi Savolainen University of Oulu Dept of Biology Oulu, Finland outi.savolainen@oulu.fi

Christophe Plomion National Institute of Agronomic Research (INRA) Forestry Research Institute F-33612 Cestas Cédex France christophe.plomion@pierroton.inra.fr		G. Vendramin Instituto di Genetica Vegetale, Sezione di Firenze Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche 50019 Sesto Fiorentino, Firenze Italy giovanni.vendramin@igv.cnr.it

Yoshihiko Tsumura Department of Forest Genetics Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-8687 Japan ytsumu@ffpri.affrc.go.jp

Area Attractions:

There are a number of attractions in the Monterey Bay area that you may wish to explore on your own. It is truly one of California's finest locations. The Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary, which includes kelp beds, sea otters, sea lions and a variety of waterfowl is spectacular. Bicycles and kayaks can be rented in Monterey. There is an extensive beachfront bike/walking trail connecting Cannery Row to Asilomar beaches. Surfing and scuba diving are popular sports in this area as well.

For a complete listing of attractions, visit http://www.monterey.com/index.html

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Field Trip

A field trip on the Monterey Peninsula and the Big Sur coast will include rare species (Monterey pine, Monterey cypress, Santa Lucia fir, coast redwood, Coulter pine) with unique population structures. A basic theme of the field trip will focus on the fragmentation of the Arcto-Tertiary flora, which is now restricted to coastal California. The tour may include stops at cultural sites, such as early California missions, Cannery Row or the John Steinbeck Center. (View details.)

(The field trip is included in the conference schedule and there is no extra cost for conference attendees. However, there will be a small fee for companions. Lunch is provided for all guests of Asilomar Conference Grounds.)

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Call for abstracts

If you are interested in presenting a poster or volunteering a talk, please submit an abstract using this online form prior to July 1, 2004.

Talks: 20 minute duration

Posters: limited to 48 inch width

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