Jan
03
2012
nayana
Hi Friends !
If you guys know any online resource to identify the butterflies of China would you please send me the link.
I just upload some pictures here http://srilankabutterflies.net/gallery/butterflies-china Help me to identify those 
Wish you all a very happy 2012.
Kind Regards,
Nayana
(Ps. Two days back had chance to chat with Peter and got to know the XTBG getting cold. As Chuck mentioned it is one of the GREAT tourist destinations. Glad to here all good news and hope you all are doing well. )
Love XTBG
Aug
08
2010
nayana
Hey Friend, You have done a GREAT job. It was exciting !!!!
I really like it http://www.pfs-tropasia.org/
Thank YOU
Best regards,
Naya
Mar
17
2010
nayana
Long time no see
How you are doing..
Love XTBG
Miss UU
Naya.
Jan
03
2010
nayana
Hi Friends……
Tom Cruise
Angelina Jolie
Aishwarya Rai
Arnold
Jennifer Lopez
Amitabh Bachhan
& Me..
All the Stars wish u a Very Happy New Year.
BEST wishes !!!!!
Nayana
Nov
09
2009
nayana
Derly & Dou
I just found this and it may be useful for you too.
http://free-gis-data.blogspot.com/
BEST.
Naya.
Oct
12
2009
nayana
The 2010 international meeting of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation will be held 19-23 July at the Sanur Beach Hotel in Bali, Indonesia. The ATBC, founded in 1963, is the world’s largest professional society devoted to promoting biological research and conservation in the tropics, and fostering communication among biologists working in tropical countries. This year will be the first time the full Association has met in Southeast Asia.
The conference theme is “Tropical biodiversity: surviving the food, energy and climate crisis.” We will tackle major environmental issues of relevance to professional biologists, managers and politicians, while also exploring the amazing biological diversity of the tropics, as exemplified by the forests and oceans of Indonesia. Many subdisciplines of biology will be represented, from ecosystem ecology to microbiology, from marine physiology to forest conservation, from biodiversity informatics to education. The conference will comprise plenary talks, parallel oral sessions and poster sessions, with banquets and cultural events. The conference location actually overlooks Wallace’s line and provides an excellent base for field trips to the various islands of Indonesia. Student participation is welcomed, and we plan to offer numerous scholarship and mentorship opportunities.
We invite you to submit proposals for organized oral sessions (symposia) before 15 December 2009, and to prepare abstracts for papers before 15 February 2010. General registration will open in November and close 15 March 2010. Please see: http://atbc2010.org/ for further details.
Come join us for an exciting meeting on a beautiful, friendly tropical island in the World’s most biologically and culturally diverse archipelago!
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CU there
Cheers,
Nayana
Oct
12
2009
nayana
Hi friends,
Youth climate Forum 2009, planing to held on 5 t0 14 December2009 at south Sulawesi, Indonesia. If you guys are interested to apply see the link http://groups.yahoo.com/group/byee_indonesia/message/1241
Dead line – November 27th , 2009
Cheers,
Nayana
Oct
01
2009
nayana
Happy birthday to china !!!
Sep
24
2009
nayana
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Call for Applications
2010 Conservation Leadership Programme Awards
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| The Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) is now accepting applications for 2010 Conservation Awards. The CLP aims to promote the development of emerging conservation leaders and equip them with the capacity to address the most pressing conservation issues of our time. We do this by providing small grants, training, mentoring and networking opportunities, where award winners gain practical skills and experience and develop leadership capabilities through the implementation of projects focused on high-priority biodiversity conservation issues.
The CLP is a partnership of four international conservation organizations – Birdlife International, Conservation International, Fauna & Flora International and the Wildlife Conservation Society – with support from multinational energy company BP. The CLP has been helping young conservationists to achieve their goals and move into positions of influence within the conservation sector – and 2010 marks the 25th Anniversary of this highly successful program!
This year we are happy to announce that we will be accepting applications from teams working across Africa, Asia, Eastern and South-eastern Europe, the Middle East, the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean. Countries that are NOT ELIGIBLE include those countries designated as high-income economies by the World Bank, with the exception of island nations in the Pacific and Caribbean and some countries in the Middle East. If you have any questions about eligible countries, please contact the CLP.
Available awards include:
Future Conservationist Awards: Approximately 20 awards of up to $12,500 each
Conservation Follow-up Awards: Approximately 5 awards of up to $25,000 each (available only to previous CLP award winners)
Conservation Leadership Awards: 2 awards of $50,000 each (available only to previous CLP award winners)
The application deadline is 6th November 2009 for ALL applications, and awards will be announced in March 2010. Please visit the CLP website for detailed eligibility criteria, guidelines and an application form. Please forward this announcement to other interested individuals, organizations or academic institutions.
Successful applicants will: 1.) Develop the knowledge, skills and abilities of team members; 2.) Implement a focused, high-priority conservation project combining research and action; and 3.) Contribute to the long-term success of local conservation efforts.
All teams submitting an application will receive feedback on their proposal*. Applicants are strongly encouraged to contact a member of the CLP team well before the application deadline for advice on project eligibility, methods and project activities. The CLP can also put teams in touch with local partner offices or other experts who can provide additional advice.
A representative from each award-winning team will be invited to attend an international training event and the International Congress for Conservation Biology in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada in June/July 2010 organized by the CLP. These events will allow winners to share ideas and experience, develop new skills and network with their peers and experts.
*If you are interested in participating in the application review process, please send an email with your name, contact details, countries and regions where you have worked and taxonomic expertise.
Have additional questions or need advice? Send an email to clp@birdlife.org or visit our website: www.ConservationLeadershipProgramme.org.
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