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DIWPA New Members and DIWPA directory of biodiversity observation sites in 2011!
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In 2011, five persons joined DIWPA, WELCOME to DIWPA!
>>DIWPA New Members
DIWPA is ready for providing the directory of biodiversity observation sites. Four sites were registered in 2011.
>>DIWPA biodiversity observation sites in 2011
News Letter No.26
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This issue contais information on International Field Biology Course 2012 in Kiso River, Japan, which will be held on August 17th (Fri.) - 24th. (Fri.) We'll be looking forward to your applications.
>>DIWPA News Letter No.26
Call for New Membership of DIWPA!
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We are now calling for membership of DIWPA. Membership is no charge. If you would like to join DIWPA, please contact the DIWPA Office.
>>Call for New Member of DIWPA!
News Letter No.25
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We published DIWPA News Letter No. 25 on November, 2011.
>>DIWPA News Letter No.25
DIWPA directory of biodiversity observation sites
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DIWPA is ready for providing the directory of biodiversity observation sites, as we have announced on DIWPA News Letter No.24. Please mail us (diwpa"at"ecology.kyoto-u.ac.jp) if you have further information.
>>DIWPA directory of biodiversity observation sites
News Letter No.24
The 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake
Fortunately, the DIWPA office has not been damaged by the earthquake and tsunami.
We are with the victims in their sorrow and hope to help them for the quick recovery of the disaster areas.
News Letter No.23
New Contact Address
Contact address has been changed to
diwpa＠ecology.kyoto-u.ac.jp
News Letter No.22
Communique
Researchers express for COP15 negotiators the importance of the sustainable management
of Borneo tropical rain forests to meet the goals of UNFCC.
>> Communique (pdf 108KB)
Meetings
The 2010 International meeting of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation
“Tropical biodiversity: surviving the food, energy and climate crisis” will be held on
19-23 July 2010 in Bali, Indonesia.
>> Web site
The International Symposium on Coastal Zones and Climate Change: Assessing the Impact
and Developing Adaptation Strategies will be held on 12th ・13th April 2010 at Monash h
University, Gippsland, Churchill, Victoria, Australia.
>> Web site
>> 1st Circular and Call for Papers
DIWPA poster is displayed during the DIVERSITAS OSC2 in Poster session P20: National
DIVERSITAS Committees and National Programmes.
>> DIWPA Poster
Project
Asia Africa Science Platform Program "Building a Center for Ecosystem Ecology to Develop Societal Adaptability for the Land-use Change in Tropical Rain Forests"
>> Web site
Archives
Site Map
>> Site Map
Fortunately, the DIWPA office has not been damaged by the earthquake and tsunami. We are with the victims in their sorrow and hope to help them for the quick recovery of the disaster areas.
Contact address has been changed to
diwpa＠ecology.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Researchers express for COP15 negotiators the importance of the sustainable management of Borneo tropical rain forests to meet the goals of UNFCC.
>> Communique (pdf 108KB)
The 2010 International meeting of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation “Tropical biodiversity: surviving the food, energy and climate crisis” will be held on 19-23 July 2010 in Bali, Indonesia.
>> Web site
The International Symposium on Coastal Zones and Climate Change: Assessing the Impact and Developing Adaptation Strategies will be held on 12th ・13th April 2010 at Monash h University, Gippsland, Churchill, Victoria, Australia.
>> Web site
>> 1st Circular and Call for Papers
DIWPA poster is displayed during the DIVERSITAS OSC2 in Poster session P20: National DIVERSITAS Committees and National Programmes.
