Gunnar Keppel's International event "Cyclones in a changing world: impacts on trees and livelihoods".mp4

Cyclones are becoming stronger and bigger because of global warming. This will impact trees in natural and anthropogenic systems. This webinar brought together experts from a wide range of fields to introduce cyclone impacts on trees in agroforestry, forestry and natural forests. Discussions focused on the likely impacts of more intense cyclones and how to manage them.

With the participation of:

• Swen Jullien, JRU 'Physical and Spatial Oceanography Laboratory' (ODE-LOPS-SIAM), IFREMER, France
• Thierry Fourcaud, JRU 'Plant Architecture, Functioning and Evolution' (AMAP), CIRAD, France
• Kana Kamimura, Institute of Mountain Science, Shinshu University, Japan
• Eduardo Somarriba, Tropical Agricultural Center for Research and Higher Education (CATIE), Costa Rica & MAK’IT 2022-2023 Fellow
• Edward Webb, University of Helsinki, Finland
• Thomas Ibanez, JRU 'Plant Architecture, Functioning and Evolution' (AMAP), IRD, France
• Gunnar Keppel, University of South Australia, Australia & MAK’IT 2022-2023 Fellow, France