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Monitoring, indicators and targets

Monitoring, indicators and targets

By Nick Askew, Wed, 24/03/2010 - 13:41

The 18th Conference of the European Bird Census Council is taking place in, Cáceres (Extremadura), Spain between 22-26 March 2010. Entitled 'Monitoring, indicators and targets' this Conference will give the opportunity to share experiences and new research findings from bird population monitoring programmes, on the role of birds as bioindicators, their conservation status, and the future targets that need to be met. Find out more at www.seo.org/ebcc2010

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Monitoring, indicators and targets

By Nick Askew, Wed, 24/03/2010 - 13:41

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