III Int'l Biodiversity Measuring and Monitoring Course

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The Smithsonian Institution's Man and the Biosphere Program (SI/MAB) 
is offering an extensive 5 week training program in inventorying and 
monitoring biodiversity.  This will be held 3 Sept - 6 Oct 1995 at 
the Conservation & Reseach Center in Front Royal, Virginia, USA.  The 
total costs is S3,900 including food and lodging, local 
transportation, books and materials, and use of field and lab. 
equipment.  Topics will include vegetation, invertebrates, fish and 
aquatic invertebrates, amphibians and reptiles, birds, mammals, and 
wildlife diseases.   For more information, contact Dr. Francisco 
Dallmeier, Biodiversity Measuring and Monitoring Course, Smithsonian 
Institution/MAB program, 1100 Jefferson Dr. SW, Suite 3123, 
Washington, DC 20560 USA. Fax: 202-786-2557. Email: simab@ic.si.edu
Thanks, Gyde

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