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Tue 1 Nov 05
Africa: ministers call for strong science collaboration

At Africa's second ministerial meeting on science and technology, Senegal's president called on the continent to become an active participant in research. 
Source: SciDev.net
web http://www.scidev.net/News/index.cfm?fuseaction=readNews&itemid=2388&language=1
Tue 1 Nov 05
The BioMAP project in Egypt
This project is trying to improve the mapping, monitoring, studying and assessment of biodiversity in Egypt's Protected Areas. There is currently no national mapping scheme for Egypt.  BioMAP is engaged in capturing all existing information from specimens in published and unpublished studies and using this to prepare distribution maps. These maps will be available on the Internet, together with an information clearing house for biodiversity information of Egypt.

web http://www.biomapegypt.org/
Tue 1 Nov 05
New NBII Invasive species information node website - Golden Apple Snail
The NBII's Golden Apple Snail (GAS) page has been launched.
web http://invasivespecies.nbii.gov/goldenapplesnail.html
Tue 1 Nov 05
New BioNET website launched

Welcome our new website! We have been working behind the scenes to bring you what we hope is a useful set of new features in an all new, easy to use design. In so doing, we have sought to respond to suggestions received from many BioNET Bulletin and website readers - many thanks to you all.

You will also have noticed the new format of the monthly emailed, printable Bulletin. We will continue to produce this as a digest of the new additions to the Bulletin area of the website, giving you the option of enjoying your BioNET Bulletin once a month or checking the website for regular updates.

Read on for highlights of the website...
Thu 27 Oct 05
Orchis project, Lao PDR: a species identification system to support trade
The Open (Re)source for Commerce in Horticulture aided by species Identification Systems (Orchis) project aims to enhance the export capabilities of Lao PDR in the valuable flora of the country by promoting best practices in trade aided by open source species identification system furthering the integration of Lao PDR in information society. The project also aims at reinforcing institutional capabilities through IT&C to better adhere to international commitments made in conventions like CITES by preventing illegal trade of endangered orchids.
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