Climate change and trophic interactions

3rd – 8th August 2014

Keynote speaker Professor Jonathan Newman

The composition and dynamics of many ecosystems are influenced by insects across multiple trophic levels. Climate change may alter insect interactions within and between trophic levels. We increasingly recognise the need to understand how climate change effects may cascade through food webs and ultimately influence ecosystem processes. This session will span the trophic levels of academia, bringing together speakers from PhD students to senior researchers. Organised by Will Hentley, Richard Harrington and Scott Johnson

Interested in presenting? Contact Will Hentley wihen@ceh.ac.uk Abstract deadline 31 January 2013