Announcing a new mailing list: the S107 Tropical Silviculture list.
S107 (Tropical Silviculture) is an e-mail list server which broadcasts
messages and announcements to its subscribers. Its goal is to facilitate
communication among researchers, forest managers and others interested in
silviculture in the tropics. Its name derives from the S1.07 Subject Group
of IUFRO, the International Union of Forest Research Organizations. The list
is intended to supplement rather than replace the existing IUFRO Forest List
(forest@listserv.funet.fi), and also aims to reach those not interested in,
or unable to subscribe to that list. The S107 list will be moderated so its
content will be strictly limited to tropical silviculture. Individual
contributions may be collated to reduce traffic (probably about one posting
per month), and will be collated into a parallel snail-mail service for
those members with no email facility (less frequently, perhaps quarterly).
Contributions will be accepted in English, Spanish or French.
Members may submit contributions via one of the three moderators,
J.Vanclay@cgnet.com (English contributions), C.Sabogal@cgnet.com (Spanish),
or Gerard@cirad.fr (French):
(i) announcing meetings, seminars, and conferences that may be of
interest;
(ii) informing subscribers of new publications and policies;
(iii) informing subscribers of ongoing research and research findings;
(iv) raising questions, offering answers, or initiating discussions on
issues related to tropical silviculture;
(v) requesting assistance in locating additional relevant information.
Moderators reserve the right to edit or reject any submission. To assist
moderators, please indicate S107 in the subject line of all email
contributions. Contributions will also be accepted by fax or mail from
members without email connections.
To subscribe to the list, send an e-mail message to LISTSERV@CGNET.COM
containing the message:
SUBSCRIBE S107
If you have no regular access to e-mail, and would like to subscribe to
the snail-mail version, send your full postal address to Jerry Vanclay,
CIFOR, PO Box 6596 JKPWB, Jakarta 10065, Indonesia, Fax +62 251 326433,
Email J.Vanclay@cgnet.com
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