• Brian Baltunis (Weyerhaeuser Company, USA)
• Keith Jayawickrama (Oregon State University, USA)
• Jaroslav Klaptse (Scion, New Zealand)
• Philippe Rozenberg (INRAE, France)
• Silvio Schueler (Federal Research and Training Centre for Forests, Natural Hazards and Landscape, Austria)
• Rich Sniezko (United States Forest Service, USA)
• Nick Ukrainetz (British Columbia Minsitry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resources, Rural Development, Canada)
• Terrance Ye (Oregon State University, USA)

Posters

• Bower Andrew - Seed source evaluation trials to evaluate the feasibility of operational assisted migration
• Bower Andrew - Establishment of white pine blister rust resistant seed orchards for whitebark pine in the Pacific Northwest
• De La Torre  Amanda - Differences in growth, heat and drought tolerance among advanced-generation hybrids and coastal Douglas-fir families
• Gamal El-Dien Omnia  - Genomic Selection in western redcedar breeding program in BC: from proof of concept to application
• Guo Xiali  - Common-garden experiment reveals clinal trends of bud phenology in black spruce populations from a latitudinal gradient in the boreal forest
• Jansone Diāna  - Growth of Sitka Spruce and Douglas Fir in European hemiboreal forests, Latvia
• Jayawickrama  Keith - Diverse Pacific Northwest Forests for the 21st Century – Developing Secondary Conifers
• Mihai Georgeta  - Could Douglas fir be an alternative species in a changing climate? Comparative analysis with local Norway spruce in western Romania
• Liesebach Mirko - The German breeding concept on Douglas-fir – current status
• Ruotsalainen Seppo - Pacific Northwest Conifers in Finland
• Sang Zihaohan - Should we plant trees at higher latitudes or at higher elevations to compensate for climate change? An evaluation of frost risks
• Sniezko Richard  - Searching for White Pine Blister Rust Resistance in Foxtail Pine (Pinus balfouriana)
• Yang Chuanping - Genetic variation and climate response of radial growth of Larix olgensis at four trails in northeast China
• Ye Terrance - Early Assessment on Realized Genetic Gains from Second-Cycle Western Hemlock Tree Improvement

> There will be a dedicated poster session each day. Poster presenters are asked to make a 3-minute / 1 slide presentation during the session.
Following the presentations, there will be time for questions and answers.

Scientific Committee

• Rich Sniezko (United States Forest Service, USA)
• Silvio Schueler (Federal Research and Training Centre for Forests, Natural Hazards and Landscape, Austria)
• Marcela von Loo (Federal Research and Training Centre for Forests, Natural Hazards and Landscape, Austria)
• Terrance Ye (Oregon State University, USA)
• Nick Ukrainetz (British Columbia Minsitry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resources, Rural Development, Canada)
• Keith Jayawickrama (Oregon State University, USA)

Registration 

The registration is open on the website of the conference: https://pnwconifers2021.sciencesconf.org/ 

Registrations fees : 

• Early registration: 55 € (until October 20)
• Late registration: 70 € (from October 21 to November 5)