Saturday 22 Nov 2008
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Tue 11 Nov 08
UK beekeepers protest over hive deaths
More money for research demanded as bee numbers and honey production in the UK are decimated. Click here to read full article. Source: The Independent - Nature
Mon 10 Nov 08
Digital images of Linnaeus's original John Dory and more now online

The Linnean Society of London holds 168 of Linnaeus's original fish specimens. The collection constitutes a scientific and historical reference of extraordinary value, containing many type specimens named by Linnaeus including the John Dory or Apostle fish Zeus faber Linnaeus. This unique heritage collection has now been fully documented with high quality digitised images and other data freely available online. See the Linnean Society Website - ‘Linnaean Collections Online’.
Tue 21 Oct 08
Professor Mike C. Dike: National President of the Entomological Society of Nigeria

At the 39th Annual Conference of the Entomological Society of Nigeria held at the National Root Crops Research Institute, Umudike, Umuahia, Nigeria, from 5th to 8th October 2008, Professor Mike C. Dike was elected National President of the Entomological Society of Nigeria. Professor Dike is the BioNET-WAFRINET National Coordinator for Nigeria.
Tue 21 Oct 08
New foundation to promote sustainable collection of wild plants
An important agreement was signed in Barcelona between the four founding institutions of the International Standard for Sustainable Wild Collection of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (ISSC-MAP) to endorse global implementation of the standard through the FairWild Foundation. Contact: Richard Thomas, TRAFFIC International. More...
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Mon 22 Sep 08
BioNET launches website to promote taxonomy in North Africa
BioNET’s North African network, BioNET-NAFRINET, is pleased to announce its new website, available in French and English versions. NAFRINET is a growing partnership and invites individuals and institutions in North Africa and internationally to make contact to explore opportunities for collaboration. Contact: Mohamed Elyes Kchouk, BioNET-NAFRINET Regional Coordinator, Centre de Biotechnologie de Borj Cedria, Tunisia. e: mohamedelyes@gmail.com  

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