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Anniversary Event and Reunion Dinner on Saturday, 12 December in Cambridge.
Book now for our celebration day of talks and discussions on wildlife conservation around the world. Our line-up of speakers come from many areas of conservation, from the deep oceans to the high mountains of the Altai republic, and they will be talking about their work and experiences during the day. They will also be showing how their knowledge is applied in the UK in support of causes such as sustainable fishing in the Channel Islands, all the way to lynx reintroduction in the Scottish Highlands. Local wildlife experts will also be on hand throughout the day to talk about conservation initiatives in the Norfolk Broads and areas close to Cambridge, where the day is being held.
And for those of you who have been with us out in the field, be it from a weekend through to two weeks or more, there is also the rare opportunity to enjoy a candle lit dinner in Magdalene College Hall in the evening. The dinner will be a three course meal served in the 16th century Hall, which will be dressed for Christmas. There will be plenty of opportunities to talk to the experts and former team members throughout the day and evening events.
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The speakers include:
Kristian Teleki
Head of the One Ocean Programme, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre.
Director of the International Coral Reef Action Network (ICRAN).
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Tessa McGregor
Wildlife biologist, environmental journalist and broadcaster/presenter
(BBC Natural History Unit, Discovery Channel and Animal Planet). A
recognised expert on big cat conservation, who has lead expeditions for
Biosphere Expeditions in the Altai Republic (snow leopard) and Oman
(Arabian leopard).
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Jon Shrives
Marine Biologist who has led marine ecology programmes in Indonesia, Honduras, Egypt and the UK.
And many more.
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Treat yourself to a day with us in Cambridge and stay for the weekend to enjoy the pre-Christmas activities of this historic university city, which include an Ice Café and Ice Rink plus a German-style Christmas market.
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Date
Saturday, 12 December 2009
Prices
£22.50 for the day events only
£35.00 for the dinner only
£55.00 for the combined day and dinner
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Talk & slide show "Dunblane to Altai - in search of snow leopards by rail!"
by David Warnock, 23 November 2009 at 7.30 pm in the Kirk Hall, South Church Street, Callander.
Please come to hear about David’s epic 4,000 mile rail journey to the Altai Mountains, Southern Russia to join an
international expedition in search of the elusive snow leopard.
Entry by donation in aid of the Snow Leopard Trust (UK) who are working to help conserve these fantastic animals, their habitat and the way of life of their human neighbours.
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Lecture (Norwich) Conservation research in Oman by Dr Matthias Hammer
Thursday 26 February 2009 at 7.30 pm
The Managing Director of Biosphere Expeditions will talk about the
latest volunteer research expedition to a remote desert and mountain
region of Oman, monitoring Arabian leopard and surveying prey animals,
such as gazelle and ibex.
Venue: Kent Room, Assembly House, Theatre Street, Norwich
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