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The Tree-Ring Society is an international scientific association dedicated to tree-ring research and education. Goals of the Society are:
  • To promote tree-ring research to the global scientific community
  • To facilitate organization of symposia, conferences, and workshops on all aspects of tree-ring research
  • To publish results of tree-ring studies
  • To disseminate knowledge of tree-ring research to other disciplines and to the public
  • To provide a forum for communication for dendrochronologists from around the world

LATEST  NEWS

NEW! Australasian Dendrochronology Page.

TRACE 2012: Tree Rings in Archaeology, Climatology, and Ecology,  9 to 12 May 2012, Potsdam and Eberswalde, Germany. The annual TRACE conference is an initiative of the Association for Tree-Ring Research and will be jointly organized by the German Archaeological Institute, Berlin, the Heinrich von Thünen Institute, Eberswalde, and the Helmholtz Centre Potsdam, Potsdam, Germany.

Two week summer course on Dendroecology, 14 to 25 May, 2012, Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, Tucson, Arizona, USA, and the Valles Caldera Science & Education Center in Jemez Springs, New Mexico, USA.

Wood Anatomy in Arctic and Alpine Environments, 19 to 25 August 2012, Klosters Dorf, Switzerland.

 

The next World Dendro 2014 conference will be held in Melbourne, Australia!  Please look for more details about the conference in coming years.
 

And be sure to join The Tree-Ring Times, a Facebook forum solely dedicated to disseminating and discussing information, news items, and recent activities and advances in the tree-ring sciences.


TRS is offering a "Traveling Dendro Kit" for workshops and fieldweeks to provide all the basic needs for sampling and crossdating.  The TDK includes five increment borers, microscopes (ten optical plus a digital scope), battery-operated lights, sanding gear, straws, and more, in a package that weighs less than 22 kg (50 lbs) for check-in luggage requirements. Please contact Peter Brown (pmb at rmtrr dot org) for more details about obtaining the TDK for use in your workshop or fieldweek.   

For questions or comments, contact Peter M. Brown (pmb [at] rmtrr.org)
Last update: 23 January 2012
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