Special issue: Phenology 2012 conference, future climate & the living earth, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, 10-13 September
This special issue came about as a result of the second in a series of international conferences focused on phenology. This particular conference was entitled "Phenology 2012: future climate and the living earth" and was hosted by Mark D. Schwartz at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA, from 10 to 13 September 2012. This conference brought together over 140 experts from around the world in all subfields of phenology and related disciplines. See http://www.
phenology2012.uwm.edu for more details.<br>A select number of papers were chosen from the contributions, which underwent a rigorous peer-review process and resulted in the 16 manuscripts contained in this special issue. Given the broad range of topics (climate change, pollen phenology, remote sensing, modeling, phylogenetics, education, and bird phenology) covered during the conference and the inability to publish all contributions, we endeavored to select topics which reflected a number of geographical locations (Australia, China, Brazil, North America, and Europe) and a variety of phenophases (mainly spring and autumn plant phenology and bird phenology).
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