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Darwin projects in Thailand

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The following Darwin projects have worked in Thailand:

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	Ref	Title	Dates	Locations
1.	4015	Practical Training in Taxonomy Field Studies Council - FSC	1995 –	Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand
2.	4197	Melaleuca Wetlands Project (AKA 04-073) Royal Holloway University of London - RHIER	1995 –	Thailand, Vietnam
3.	4207	Study of genetic diversity within oysters throughout Thailand: a requirement for management and conservation in a declining fishery Chulalongkorn University - ARRI, Mahidol University, ...	1995 – 1997	Thailand
4.	5028	Marine Benthic Biodiversity and Agriculture in Thailand Plymouth Marine Laboratory	1996 –	Thailand
5.	5108	Taxonomic Information Across the Internet, Thailand Kasetsart University, NHM - Natural History Museum, Zoology	1996 – 1999	Thailand
6.	6065	Four Volume Field Guide to Herpetofauna of Mainland SE Asia Bangor University	1997 – 2000	Thailand
7.	11023	Education and training for restoring tropical forest biodiversity in Thailand Forest Restoration Research Unit - FORRU of Chiang Mai Uni, ...	2002 – 2005	Thailand
8.	13003	Taxonomic capacity building in support of biodiversity conservation in Thailand NHM - Natural History Museum, Entomology, ...	2004 – 2007	Thailand
9.	13026	Guide to the Forest Trees of Southern Thailand National Parks, Wildlife & Plant Conservation Dept, RBG Kew - SPG	2005 – 2007	Thailand
10.	13030	Gurney's Pitta research & Conservation in Thailand & Myanmar Biodiversity and Nature Conservation Association (BANCA), ...	2005 – 2008	Burma (Myanmar), Thailand

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£80,583,844 invested in 729 projects in 155 countries since 1992

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	Wed Jan 18 13:03 \| Fossils collected by #Darwin discovered in cabinet at HQ of the British Geological Survey http://t.co/GAe0n921
	Thu Jan 12 12:00 \| Remember - there is a subtle difference in the eligibility requirements this year. Read the guidance materials closely. http://t.co/ltEQ77oI
	Thu Jan 12 11:57 \| Working in biodiversity and development? 18 days til the deadline for applications to the Scoping, Fellowship and Challenge Fund.
	Thu Jan 12 09:20 \| The Darwin Initiative @Darwin_Defra assists poor countries that are rich in #biodiversity. Research by @UniofExeter http://t.co/SC0OQuwJ
	Fri Jan 06 09:06 \| Birdlife new documentary highlights importance of Important Bird Areas (IBAs) for people in Nepal http://t.co/35avTjgN
	Wed Jan 04 13:33 \| We're looking for articles for the next #Darwin newsletter from all Darwin project past and present. Deadline January 23rd!
	Thu Dec 22 15:58 \| Merry Christmas from all at the Darwin Initiative. We hope to announce the results of the recent funding call in the New Year.