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Darwin Initiative: Bees and biodiversity in developing countries

The Darwin Initiative project Bees, Biodiversity and Forest Livelihoods in the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve (15-001) is organising a Symposium entitled: "Darwin Initiative: Bees and biodiversity in developing countries". This will take place on 12 September 2007 within the Apimondia Congress, being held in Melbourne, Australia. We will introduce our own project within this Symposium, and would like to invite other Darwin Initiative Projects researching in related fields to participate. It is necessary to submit an abstract (before end of February) at: http://www.apimondia2007melbourne.com/.

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