Seabirders live and work in some incredible places. As we prepare for the Third World Seabird Conference, the WSU Early Career Scientists’ Committee is shining a spotlight on some of these places in a series we’re calling “World of Seabirds.”. We will be accepting videos on a rolling basis until WSC3!
We’re collecting video introductions to seabird colonies around the world, which we’ll be posting on the World Seabird Union YouTube channel along with live Q&A sessions with scientists starting in September/October 2019. We hope you’ll join us by submitting your own video at https://tinyurl.com/field-site-videos! For details on how to make and submit your videos, please click the following links for full instructions in English, Spanish, French, and Japanese, and contact jslamb@uri.edu with any questions.
More info at worldseabirdconference.com
Symposia and workshop acceptance notification is August 1st 2019
When issues arise in specific areas that warrant responses to protect or enhance seabird outcomes the regional group would provide the first response on such issues. If the issue is considered significant to warrant a stronger level of support, where international implications are expected from the lack of conservation of a species or its habitat, then the WSU may be approached to provide further ‘moral’ support to the issue.
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RO, Cluj-Napoca
Aug. 26, 2019 - Aug. 30, 2019
Get on Twitter every Saturday and follow #seabirdersaturday ! It's an opportunity to communicate with seabird scientists from around the world!
