Working Meeting Climate Change Impact on the Natural Ecosystems in the Arctic

Goal: discussing the problems and prospects of integrated research for assessing and making a science-based forecast of the present state of biodiversity of Yakutia’s vast territory under the global climate change and growing anthropogenic and technogenic pressure on the northern (Arctic) ecosystems.

It is planned to make brief presentations on the outcomes of the long-term research conducted in Yakutia’s cryolithozone in studying, preservation, sustainable use and reproduction of bioresources of the North (ecology, zoology, botany, edaphology, physiology and biochemistry of flora and fauna, biotechnology and processing of natural northern raw materials).

Moderator:

• • Innokenty Mihailovich Okhlopkov, Director, Institute of Biological Problems of Cryolithozone SD RAS, Candidate of Biology ;

Speakers:

• • Tetsuya Hiyama, Professor, Nagoya University, Japan
• Sergey KirpotinDirector of the Bio-Clim-Land Center, Tomsk State University
• Trofim MaximovHead of the Department of Experimental Biology of Plants of Permafrost Ecosystems, Doctor of Biological Sciences
• • Clement J. F. Delcourt,University of Amsterdam
• • Teppei J. Yasunari,Associate Professor PhD, Arctic Science Center, Hokkaido University
• Mikhail CherosovChief Researcher, Doctor of Biological Sciences. IBPK SB RAS
• • Fedorov Innokenty Apollonovich Senior Researcher, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences. IBPK SB RAS
• • Pesterev Afanasy Prokopyevich, Ph.D., Associate Professor, North-Eastern Federal University
• • Nogovitsyn Alexander Hokkaido University
• • Spiridonov Andrey Matveevich, зам. Директора, ФБУ «Рослесозащита» — ЦЗЛ Республика Бурятия
• • Ktitorov Pavel Sergeevich Senior Researcher, Ph.D. IBPS FEB RAS, Magadan

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