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The oldest Canadian Biosphere reserve is using the latest communication technology
The Mont Saint Hilaire Biosphere Reserve has a new website. It was a lot of work to do but the result is more than satisfactory. Please have a look...
Virtual Museum of Canada (MVC). Website. Canada. Publicated: 25-1-2008

Third World Congress of Biosphere Reserves. 4 - 9 February 2008. Madrid, Spain
What does the future hold for biosphere reserves? What measures must be taken for them to meet the challenges of today? These questions will be the focus of debates at the third World Congress of Biosphere Reserves which will take place in Madrid (Spain) from 4 to 9 February. The Congress will also take stock of the current Biosphere Reserves Programme and define objectives for the five years ahead.
UNESCO. Media Advisory. Nº.2008-05. Publicated: 18-1-2008

Courses: Men and environment - University of Yaounde. Cameroon
Men and environment is a course on line carried out by the pr. Maurice TSALEFACK of the University of Yaounde 1, with the support of the university Agency of francophonie (AUF).
It is accessible free on the site from the French-speaking numerical Campus. The degradation of the natural resources by an unceasingly increasing population poses serious problems of long-term development at the human societies. It is that one realizes more and more that the man is likely to destroy the environment of which it depends and consequently itself. From where the concept of development durable launched to the conference of Rio and whose taking into account in the Universities resulted in the development of the environmental concerns in the lesson.
Thot Cursus. Courses. Canada. Publicated: 17-1-2008

UNESCO's World Heritage Centre and Nature Conservancy launch online course on Sustainable Financing of Protected Areas
UNESCO's World Heritage Centre, in cooperation with the Nature Conservancy, one of the world's largest nature conservation organizations, and with the University of Washington is pleased to announce the launch of an online course entitled ‘Business Planning - Achieving Sustainable Financing for Protected Areas'.
World Heritage Centre (WHC). News. France. Publicated: 9-1-2008

CVA Monthly e-News: January Conservation Volunteers e-News
Conservation Volunteers e-News is the monthly email newsletter that is filled with information about upcoming conservation projects, nature holidays, opportunities to volunteer overseas and special offers.
Conservation Volunteers Australia (CVA). Australia. Publicated: 9-1-2008

PDF Linking Indigenous and Scientific Knowledge: improving lives
In the past, indigenous and scientific knowledge systems have been on parallel but separate paths. Yet there is enormous potential benefit in bringing these two forms of knowledge together and capturing the best elements from each, for specific local conditions. The challenge is thus to combine modern science and indigenous knowledge in practical and effective ways, for the benefit of rural development and for the sustainable management of natural resources by local societies.
UNESCO Office Windhoek. Annual Report 2007. SADC Wide Activities. Namibia. Publicated: 9-1-2008

PDF Publication of the RIPAM2 papers in the journal NATURALIA MAROCANA
The organizing committee of RIPAM2 is pleased to send you the guidelines for authors, for a possible publication of the RIPAM2 papers in the journal NATURALIA MAROCANA: the journal of the Museum of Natural History of the Caddy Ayyad University of Marrakech. -"We have reached an agreement with this journal with the purpose of publishing our works in a special issue devoted to the RIPAM2." I wish to remind you that the deadline to present papers dated 31st December has been extended until 31st January 2008 in order to let participants send their papers whether they have not still been able to do it.
University of Cadi Ayyad. News. Marocco. Publicated: 8-1-2008

 
 

 

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