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NeoCons, Vol. 2. No. 6. Diciembre / Dezembro / Décembre / December 2002Boletín Neotropical de Biología de la Conservación / Boletim Neotropical de Biologia da Conservação / Bulletin Néotropical de Biologie de la Conservation / Neotropical Conservation Biology Bulletin http://www.conservationbiology.org/SCB/Publications/NeoCons/ NeoCons es publicada por la Sociedad para la Biología de la Conservación, una organización profesional internacional dedicada a la promoción del estudio científico de los fenómenos que afectan el mantenimiento, pérdida y restauración de la diversidad biológica (http://www.conservationbiology.org/). NeoCons é publicado pela Sociedade para a Biologia da Conservação, uma organização profissional internacional dedicada à promoção do estudo científico dos processos que afectam a conservação, perda e restauração da diversidade biológica (http://www.conservationbiology.org/). NeoCons est publié par la Société pour la Biologie de la Conservation, une organisation professionelle internationale visant à promouvoir l'étude scientifique des phénomènes qui influencent le maintien, la perte et la restauration de la diversité biologique (http://www.conservationbiology.org/). NeoCons is published by the Society for Conservation Biology, an international professional organization dedicated to promoting the scientific study of the phenomena that affect the maintenance, loss, and restoration of biological diversity (http://www.conservationbiology.org/).
NeoCons PRESENTE EN TODO EL MUNDO / NeoCons PRESENT THROUGHOUT THE WORLDLuego de dos años de crecimiento continuo, el número de subscriptores de NeoCons parece haberse estabilizado. Actualmente, contamos con 945 subscriptores en 55 países: 57% están residenciados en América Neotropical y Austral (ANA), 34% viven en Canadá y los Estados Unidos, y el 9% restante habita en Africa, Asia, Europa, Oceanía y las islas naciones de los Océanos Indico y Pacífico. Una característica algo inesperada de los subscriptores a NeoCons es que sólo una pequeña minoría, más o menos 10%, son socios de la SCB. Invitamos al 90% restante de los lectores de NeoCons a que consideren afiliarse a la SCB: el costo de la afiliación es sólo US$ 10 por año (sin acceso a la revista científica), mientras que la tarifa para miembros en países en desarrollo, que incluye acceso a Conservation Biology en formato electrónico, es de apenas US$ 25 anuales. En comparación con muchas otras sociedades científicas, el costo de afiliación a la SCB es muy razonable. Las principal misión de NeoCons es fortalecer la disciplina de la biología de la conservación en ANA. Esto se logra sólo por el apoyo recibido de la SCB. El crecimiento de las afilicaciones a la Sociedad permitirá establecer una sólida y organizada comunidad científica en la región, garantizando la continuidad del apoyo a NeoCons. After two years of continual growth, the number of subscribers to NeoCons seems to have stabilized. At present, we have 945 subscribers in 55 countries: 57% are based in Austral and Neotropical America (ANA), 34% live in Canada and the United States, and the remaining 9% inhabit Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania and the island nations of the Indian and Pacific Oceans. A somewhat unexpected characteristic of NeoCons subscribers is that only a small minority, around 10%, are members of SCB. We invite the other 90% of readers of NeoCons to consider joining us: the cost of membership only (with no journal access) is just US$ 10 per year, while the rate for full membership in developing countries, which includes electronic access to the journal Conservation Biology, is just US$ 25. Compared with many other scientific societies, this is a bargain. The principal mission of NeoCons is to strengthen the discipline of conservation biology in ANA. We achieve this only through support from the SCB. Your membership will help ensure a solid and well organized scientific community in the region, and continued support for NeoCons. Jon Paul Rodríguez
PARTE I / PART I: Conservation Biology (2002) Vol. 16, No. 6 CONTENIDO (Castellano solamente / Spanish only)Los resúmenes de los artículos en castellano pueden ser consultados en: http://www.conservationbiology.org/SCB/Publications/ConsBio/Search/English titles and abstracts can be found at the SCB website: http://www.conservationbiology.org/SCB/Publications/ConsBio/Search/ ERICA FLEISHMAN <efleish@leland.stanford.edu>, El Error de Juicio: la Lucha por la Neutralidad en Ciencia y Periodismo, pp: 1451-1453. TREVOR J. C. BEEBEE, Fenología de Anfibios y cambio Climático, pp: 1454-1454. ANDREW R. BLAUSTEIN, TERRY L. ROOT, JOSEPH M. KIESECKER, LISA K. BELDEN, DEANNA H. OLSON, y DAVID M. GREEN, Fenología de Anfibios y cambio Climático, pp: 1454-1455. GARY K. MEFFE, Agradecimientos del Editor, pp: 1456-1456. DAVID W. ORR, Cuatro Retos de la Sustentabilidad, pp: 1457-1460. JAY McDANIEL, Espiritualidad y Sustentabilidad, pp: 1461-1464. JONATHON PORRITT, Sustentabilidad sin Espiritualidad: ¿Un Contrasentido?,
IAN CHRISTIE, Sustentabilidad y Renovación Espiritual: El Reto de Creaar una Política de Veneración, pp: 1466-1468. NICK SALAFSKY, RICHARD MARGOLUIS, KENT H. REDFORD, y JOHN G. ROBINSON, Mejoramiento de la Práctica de la Conservación: Un Marco Conceptual y una Agenda Para la Ciencia de la Conservación, pp: 1469-1479. SACHA SPECTOR <spector@amnh.org>, Intersecciones Biogeográficas como Áreas Prioritarias para Conservación de Biodiversidad, pp: 1480-1487. BRIAN CZECH <brianczech@juno.com>, Un Enfogue Transdisciplinario para la Adquisición de Tierras para Conservación, pp: 1488-1497. SARAH A. MORLEY <sarah.morley@noaa.gov> y JAMES R. KARR, Evaluación y Restauración de la Salud de Arroyos Urbanos en la Cuenca Puget Sound, pp: 1498-1509. J. ALAN CLARK, JONATHAN M. HOEKSTRA, P. DEE BOERSMA, y PETER KAREIVA, Mejorando los Planes de Recuperación del Acta Especies en Peligro de E. U.
LOUISE C. MENDEL <louise.mendel@adelaide.edu.au> y J. B. KIRKPATRICK, Progreso Histórico de la Conservación de Biodiversidad en el Sistema de Áreas Protegidas de Tasmania, Australia, pp: 1520-1529. KEITH A. HOBSON, ERIN M. BAYNE, y STEVE L. VAN WILGENBERG, Conversión de Gran Escala del Bosque a Agricultura en las Llanuras Boreales de Saskatchewan, pp: 1530-1541. CARLA A. WISE <carla@cmug.com>, TOM A. RANKER, y YAN B. LINHART, Modelando Problemas en Conservación Génica con Brassica rapa: Variación Genética y Adaptación de Plantas Bajo Condiciones Moderadas y Estables, pp: 1542-1554. MICHAEL J. GUNDALE <mjgundal@yahoo.com>, Influencia de Lombrices Exóticas en el Horizonte Orgánico del Suelo y el Helecho Raro Botrychium mormo, pp: 1555-1561. ÅSA BERGGREN <asa.berggren@nvb.slu.se>, BENGT BIRATH, Y OSKAR KINDVALL, Efecto de los Corredores y los Bordes del Hábitat Sobre la Conducta de Dispersión, las Tasas de Movimiento y los Ángulos de Movimiento del Grillo de Arbusto de Roesel (Metrioptera roeseli), pp: 1562-1569. ANDREAS KRUESS <akruess@gwdg.de> y TEJA TSCHARNTKE, Intensidad de Pastoreo y la Diversidad de Chapulines, Mariposas y Abejas y Avispas, pp: 1570-1580. PHILLIP S. LEVIN <phil.levin@noaa.gov> y JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Efectos Interespecíficos de Peces Propagados Artificialmente: Un Riesgo Adicional para la Conservación del Salmón, pp: 1581-1587. CARLOS DAVIDSON <cdavidson@csus.edu>, H. BRADLEY SHAFFER, y MARK R. JENNINGS, Pruebas Espaciales de la Deriva de Pesticidas, Destrucción de Hábitat, UV-B e Hipótesis de Cambio Climático para la Declinación de Anfibios de California, pp: 1588-1601. P. J. WEATHERHEAD, G. BLOUIN-DEMERS, y K. A. PRIOR, Variación Sincrónica y Tendencias a Largo Plazo en Dos Poblaciones de Culebras Ratoneras Negras,
MICHAEL D. CRAIG <mcraig@myrealbox.com>, Ecología Comparativa de Cuatro Especies Paserinas en Bosques de Jarrah Usados para Producción de Madera en Suroeste de Australia Occidental, pp: 1609-1619. NANCY A. BEECHER, RON J. JOHNSON, JAMES R. BRANDLE, RONALD M. CASE, Y LINDA J. YOUNG, Agroecología de Aves en Granjas Orgánicas y No Orgánicas, pp: 1620-1631. ERICA H. DUNN <erica.dunn@ec.gc.ca>, Utilización de la Declinación de Poblaciones de Aves para Identificar Necesidades de Acciones de Conservación, pp: 1632-1637. KRISTEL K. BAKKER, DAVID E. NAUGLE, Y KENNETH F. HIGGINS, Incorporación de Atributos del Paisaje en Modelos de Conservación de Aves Migratorias de Pastizal, pp: 1638-1646. JAMES P. GIBBS <jpgibbs@syr.edu> y W. GREGORY SHRIVER, Estimación de los Efectos de la Mortalidad en Carreteras Sobre Poblaciones de Tortugas, pp: 1647-1652. CARL E. BOCK, KERRI T. VIERLING, SANDRA L. HAIRE, JOHN D. BOONE, Y WILLIAM W. MERKLE, Patrones de Abundancia de Roedores en Pastizales a Espacio Abierto en Relación con los Bordes Sub-urbanos, pp: 1653-1658. ROBERT J. WHELAN <rob_whelan@uow.edu.au>, Manejo de Regímenes de Incendios para la Conservación y Protección de Propiedades: Una Respuesta Australiana, pp: 1659-1661. MIGUEL B. ARAÚJO <mba@uevora.pt>, Áreas Primordiales y Zonas de Transición Ecológica, pp: 1662-1663. DAN BINKLEY, ¿Qué tan Productivo es tu Planeta?, pp: 1664-1665. ANDREW V. SUAREZ, Conservación del Camaleón Común, pp: 1665-1665. JOSEPH K. GAYDOS, Invasión Biológica: un Caso de Estudio, pp: 1665-1666. JAIME R. RAU, Biodiversidad y su Cuantificación, pp: 1666-1668. PAUL HERSCH-MARTÍNEZ, Una Aproximación Integral, pp: 1668-1669.
PARTE II: OTRAS INFORMACIONES / OUTRAS INFORMAÇÕES / AUTRES INFORMATIONS / OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
1. Scholarships available / Becas disponibles: KLEINHANS FELLOWSHIP, RAINFOREST ALLIANCE, RESEARCH IN TROPICAL NON-TIMBER FOREST PRODUCTS (English only / Sólo inglés) 2. Scholarships available / Becas disponibles: FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONSERVATION PROFESSIONALS FROM LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN ON CONSERVATION AND STEWARDSHIP (English only / Sólo inglés) 3. Nuevo libro / New book: DIVERSIDAD Y CONSERVACIÓN DE LOS MAMIFEROS NEOTROPICALES / DIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION OF TROPICAL MAMMALS (Información en castellano e inglés, libro sólo en castellano / Information in Spanish and English, book only in Spanish) 4. Conferencia / Conference: SEXTO CONGRESO LATINOAMERICANO DE HERPETOLOGIA
5. Curso / Course: QUINTO CURSO REGIONAL DE POSGRADO "BIOLOGIA DE LA
1. Scholarships available / Becas disponibles: KLEINHANS FELLOWSHIP, RAINFOREST ALLIANCE, RESEARCH IN TROPICAL NON-TIMBER FOREST PRODUCTS (English only / Sólo inglés) Applications due by January 10, 2003 The Kleinhans Fellowship supports research to better understand and improve the impacts of non-timber forest product (NTFP) harvest and marketing on rural livelihoods and tropical forest ecosystems. A successful application will outline the need for research, its potential applications and its likely impact on local communities and forest ecosystems. Examples of potential research topics include: a) the development of new markets for NTFPs, and/or the expansion of existing markets; b) the development of Best Management Practices for commercial NTFPs; c) the impacts of NTFP harvests and/or their commercialization on rural livelihoods, biodiversity or land tenure; d) means of integrating NTFP harvests and timber forest management. The Fellow will be expected to submit quarterly progress reports throughout the duration of the fellowship, and a paper suitable for publication in a peer-reviewed journal when the fellowship is completed. Fellows are also expected to summarize and disseminate project results in the local language to communities in and around the study area. GEOGRAPHIC FOCUS: The Kleinhans Fellowship research area is restricted to Latin America. Applications for projects conducted in the Peten region of Guatemala or Southern Mexico are especially encouraged. ELIGIBILITY: Applications for any tropical forest type are eligible. The successful applicant will have a master's degree in forestry, ecology, botany, environmental science or an appropriate related field. Doctoral candidates or post-doctoral researchers are preferred. Applicants may substitute relevant experience for degrees. AWARD AMOUNT: The fellowship provides a grant of $15,000 (US) per year, for two years. Please note that the Fellowship will not subsidize academic tuition and fees, nor will it cover costs of purchasing transport vehicles, or unnecessary or unreasonable equipment. SELECTION: Each application will be judged on the merits of the proposal, the feasibility of the plan and the qualifications of the candidate. Judging is conducted by a panel of forestry and botany experts and tropical conservationists. The following are some of questions the committee will consider: a) Can the research be carried out as proposed? b) Does the investigator appear to have the necessary skills and experience to bring the research to a fruitful conclusion? c) Is the proposal practical and is it for a project that can eventually have commercial potential? d) Will the research help provide a livelihood for communities in and around tropical forests without causing destruction of the forests? e) If the research is site-specific, can the methodology be adapted and applied by people in other countries? f) Is the project new and entrepreneurial? g) Will the research be useful to someone with no business experience and with little or no venture capital? APPLICATION FORMAT: There is no official application form. Completed applications must include the following (in English): a) A proposal that cannot exceed seven typed pages in length. Proposal should include an abstract, a review of the relevant literature, detailed methodology, and a discussion of the project's practical applications; b) A budget; c) A copy of the candidate's curriculum vitae or resume; d) Two letters of recommendation; e) A list of past, current and potential funding sources for both the applicant and the project. Applicants are required to submit their completed application in digital (electronic) form by email to Deanna Newsom at dnewsom@ra.org or by regular mail to: Kleinhans Fellowship 2003
Please do not fax applications. Please do not send videos. Photos, maps and other visual materials are encouraged but cannot be returned. SCHEDULE: Applications must be received before January 10, 2003. A decision will be made by May 1, 2003.
2. Scholarships available / Becas disponibles: FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONSERVATION PROFESSIONALS FROM THE LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN ON CONSERVATION AND STEWARDSHIP (English only / Sólo inglés) Application Deadline: 5 March 2003 Next summer the Atlantic Center for the Environment will conduct a four-week fellowship program on land conservation and stewardship for conservation professionals from countries in the Caribbean and Latin America. Up to eight positions will be available. This intensive program will be practical and problem-solving in its approach, introducing participants to conservation issues in the northeastern United States and eastern Canada, and enabling them to begin a dialogue with their North American counterparts. Its broad goals are to provide training and professional development for conservation leaders from the Caribbean and Latin America, promote an exchange of ideas and innovations in the area of landscape conservation and stewardship, and strengthen the capacity of NGOs in both regions to conserve natural areas through stewardship. Through round-table discussions, site visits and internships, participants will have the opportunity to share ideas with their counterparts, acquire new information and develop their practical skills. DATES: 12 July - 9 August 2003 (specific dates to be confirmed) FELLOWSHIP ACTIVITIES: The fellowship program will begin at the Atlantic Center's headquarters in Ipswich, Massachusetts and will involve travel in the northeastern United States (including Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont) and eastern Canada. PROGRAM THEME: The program theme of stewardship takes an overall landscape view, addressing conservation needs on land which cannot be separated from human existence and commerce, and encouraging personal responsibility for sound natural resource management. The fellowship will focus on landscape conservation and the related fields of biodiversity conservation, rural economic development, and sustainable agriculture and forestry. There will be a special emphasis this year on coast and marine conservation. PROGRAM DETAILS: This is a group fellowship program. Applicants should be advised that the program includes intensive periods of travel as part of a group. Accommodations will be small inns (double-occupancy) and homestays. We will work with selected applicants to meet the costs of tuition, food, lodging and ground transportation (approximately US$5,000/person) through new and existing sponsorships. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: The fellowship program will be open to individuals working as leaders, staff or volunteers with a Latin American or Caribbean institution (NGO or relevant government agency) active in the areas of biodiversity conservation, marine/coastal protected areas, landscape conservation, or rural community development. Applicants should be able to work well in a group and participate actively in discussions. Since all discussions will be in English and it is not feasible to provide interpreters, proficiency in English is required. Other criteria include: project experience in one of the aforementioned areas; leadership potential as demonstrated by past work as a manager, citizen activist, organizer and/or educator; and ability to make use of and share the fellowship experience in one's work at home. APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Interested applicants should send the following
1. A letter of application (no more than four pages), in English, answering the following questions: a) Describe your experience in environmental protection, generally, and in conservation and stewardship in particular. Describe any relevant projects that you are working on or planning. b) What are your long-term goals for promoting conservation and stewardship in your community, region or country? c) What are the specific needs of your NGO to help strengthen its function and activities in this area? d) How would this fellowship experience benefit your work and that of your organization? How would you disseminate the knowledge gained to other NGOs? e) In what ways could you imagine playing a long-term role in an NGO stewardship project at the local, national and/or international levels? 2. A resume (curriculum vitae) 3. A brief description of the organization with which you work and its activities 4. Two letters of reference (one should be from the leader of an NGO other than your own) describing the applicant's qualifications, activities within the environmental movement, and the potential impact of the fellowship opportunity on his or her work. (English is not required.) Applications should be sent to Brent Mitchell, Director of Stewardship, QLF/Atlantic Center for the Environment, 55 South Main Street, Ipswich, MA 01938, USA; brentmitchell@qlf.org. Incomplete applications will not be considered. The letter of application, resume, and organizational description should be in English. Application materials cannot be returned. Email applications will be accepted, but must be accompanied by signed letters of reference. Decisions will be announced in May 2003. For more information, see: http://www.qlf.org (English below) 3. Nuevo libro / New book: DIVERSIDAD Y CONSERVACION DE LOS MAMIFEROS NEOTROPICALES / DIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION OF TROPICAL MAMMALS (Información en castellano e inglés, libro sólo en castellano / Information in Spanish and English, book only in Spanish) Ceballos G & J.A. Simonetti, editores (2002) Diversidad y conservación de los mamíferos neotropicales. CONABIO & UNAM, México D.F., 582 pp. Este libro presenta varias síntesis de la diversidad, distribución y conservación de los mamíferos en 15 países neotropicales, incluyendo México, Cuba, Costa Rica, Panamá, Venezuela, Colombia, Guyana, Brasil, Perú, Ecuador, Bolivia, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay y Chile. Los autores de los capítulos son algunos de los expertos en mamíferos más reconocidos en sus respectivos países. Este libro es la primera obra en su estilo, por lo que es una herramienta util en cuanto al conocimiento y la conservación de los mamíferos en el continente más diverso de la tierra. El costo del libro es US $ 15 más envío. Para adquirirlo por favor ponerse en contacto con Gerardo Ceballos (gceballo@miranda.ecologia.unam.mx). The book present synthesis of the diversity, distribution, and conservation of mammals in 15 Neotropical countries, including Mexico, Cuba, Costa Rica, Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Guyana, Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Chile. The authors of the chapters are among the foremost experts on the mammals of their countries. The book is the first compilation of its kind, so it is quite valuable for the knowledge and conservation of mammals in the most diverse continent on earth. The cost of the book is US $15 plus postage. It can be adquired from Gerardo Ceballos (gceballo@miranda.ecologia.unam.mx).
(English below) 4. Conferencia / Conference: SEXTO CONGRESO LATINOAMERICANO DE HERPETOLOGIA (VICLAH)/ SIXTH LATIN AMERICAN CONGRESS OF HERPETOLOGY (Castellano e inglés / Spanish and English) 19-23 enero 2003 en Lima, Perú. Becas de alojamiento disponibles para estudiantes participantes. El objetivo del VICLAH es presentar y discutir los avances en el campo de la Herpetología, así como desarrollar intercambios de experiencia y establecer lazos de colaboración entre instituciones e investigadores de diversos campos relacionados con el estudio de los anfibios y reptiles de esta región del mundo. El Museo de Historia Natural de la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos está organizando el evento, que se llevará a cabo en el campus de la Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina. La información sobre el congreso está disponible en la página web del VICLAH: http://barrioperu.terra.com.pe/VICLAH/. También puede contactar el comité organizador a la dirección VICLAH@terra.com.pe o con la Secretaria Ejecutiva del congreso, Lily Rodríguez, a la dirección lilyrodriguez2@terra.com.pe. 19 ? 23 January 2003 in Lima, Peru. Housing fellowships available to participating students. The objective of the Congress is to present and discuss recent advances in Herpetology, as well as to encourage exchange of ideas and experiences related to the study of amphibians and reptiles in Latin America. The congress is organized by the Museo de Historia Natural, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos and will be held at the Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina. Announcements, call for papers, posters and symposia for the congress are available on the VICLAH homepage at http://barrioperu.terra.com.pe/VICLAH/. More information is also available from Lily Rodríguez at lilyrodriguez2@terra.com.pe or from the VICLAH secretariat at VICLAH@terra.com.pe.
5. Curso / Course: QUINTO CURSO REGIONAL DE POSGRADO "BIOLOGIA DE LA CONSERVACION: BASES CONCEPTUALES" CHILE, OCTUBRE 2003 (Sólo castellano / Spanish only) Coordinador: Dr. Javier A. Simonetti, Departamento de Ciencias Ecológicas, Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Chile, Casilla 653, Santiago, Chile, teléfono 56 (2) 6787264, jsimonet@uchile.cl Por quinta vez se dictará este curso, que consta de sesiones teóricas y prácticas de campo en torno a la filosofía, teoría y metodología de la conservación de la diversidad biológica en Latinoamérica. Se dispone de fondos para apoyar con pasajes y estadía a alumnos de otros países de Latinoamérica y apoyo parcial para alumnos chilenos. Se requiere estar en posesión de grado de licenciatura o título equivalente y tener conocimientos de inglés al menos al nivel de lectura. Para solicitar informaciones, dirigirse exclusivamente al coordinador del curso o consultar la página web de la Red Latinoamericana de Botánica
Para postular al curso y acceder a becas de la RLB, enviar una carta de intención, un curriculum vitae, dos (2) cartas de recomendación y copia de sus publicaciones a Dr. Javier A. Simonetti, Departamento de Ciencias Ecológicas, Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Chile, Casilla 653, Santiago, Chile. Para envíos de mensajería (puerta a puerta), reemplazar ?Casilla 653? por ?Las Palmeras 3425, Ñuñoa?. No se aceptarán postulaciones enviadas por fax o e-mail. Fecha límite de postulación: 30 de julio del 2003. Los resultados se darán a conocer en agosto del 2003 (por favor, indicar fax o dirección postal donde escribir en esa fecha). La nómina de alumnos seleccionados será publicada en la página web de la Red Latinoamicana de Botánica
La Sociedad para la Biología de la Conservación (SCB) es una organización profesional internacional dedicada a la promoción del estudio científico de los fenómenos que afectan el mantenimiento, pérdida y restauración de la diversidad biológica. La membresía de la sociedad abarca una gran variedad de personas interesadas en la conservación y el estudio de la diversidad biológica: gestores de recursos naturales, educadores, empleados de organizaciones gubernamentales y no gubernamentales, y estudiantes. A Sociedade para a Biologia da Conservação (SCB) é uma organização profissional internacional dedicada à promoção do estudo científico dos processos que afectam a conservação, perda e restauração da diversidade biológica. Os membros da Sociedade abrangem um grupo diverso de indivíduos interessados na conservação e estudo da diversidade biológica: gestores de recursos, educadores, profissionais de conservação governamentais e privados, e estudantes. La Société pour la Biologie de la Conservation (SCB) est une organisation professionelle internationale visant à promouvoir l'étude scientifique des phénomènes qui influencent le maintien, la perte et la restauration de la diversité biologique. La Société regroupe des personnes intéressées dans la conservation et l'étude de la diversité biologique: managers de ressources, éducateurs, travailleurs gouvernementaux et privés en conservation et étudiants. The Society for Conservation Biology (SCB) is an international professional organization dedicated to promoting the scientific study of the phenomena that affect the maintenance, loss, and restoration of biological diversity. The Society's membership comprises a wide range of people interested in the conservation and study of biological diversity: resource managers, educators, government and private conservation workers, and students. Mayor información / Maiores informações / Informations supplèmentaires/ Additional information: http://www.conservationbiology.org/ NeoCons es distribuida electronicamente cada dos meses por la Sociedad para la Biología de la Conservación. La subscripción es gratuita. NeoCons é distribuído electronicamente todos os dois meses pela Sociedade para a Biologia da Conservação. A subscrição é gratuita. NeoCons est distribué électroniquement tous les deux mois par la Société pour la Biologie de la Conservation. La souscription est gratuite. NeoCons is distributed electronically every two months by the Society for Conservation Biology. Subscription is free of charge.
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