Native ecosystems, species underpin Hawaiian culture
Dr. Samuel M. ‘Ohukani’ōhi’a Gon, III is the Senior Scientist and Cultural Advisor for The Nature Conservancy of Hawai’i, and a leading expert on Hawaiian ecology. This year he is one of the four keynote speakers at the annual Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ATBC) meeting, which is being held next week in Honolulu, […]
ATBC Resolution in Support of Urgent Measures to Conserve Protected Animal Species in the Greater Congo Basin
The forests of the Greater Congo Basin, encompassing the contiguous forests of central Africa, comprise the second largest tropical wilderness area on Earth. They are home to forest elephants, giant pangolins, okapi, great apes, and many other unique animals. However, commercial hunting and trade in bushmeat is increasingly practiced at unsustainable levels, emptying forests of […]
Networking for the Sustainable Future of the Tropics
Japanese Society for Tropical Ecology (JASTE) will hold its 25th Annual Meeting from 19 to 21 June, in Kyoto, Japan, kicking off with an international symposium, “Networking for the Sustainable Future of the Tropics”. The International Network of Next Generation Ecologist (INNGE) will sponsor a YouTube live streaming this event, available only to those pre-registered. […]
Results of the ATBC 2015 Survey
Thanks to all who completed the recent ATBC survey. Your responses have been very helpful in the development of our new Strategic Plan, a draft of which will soon be distributed to all ATBC members. For your interest, we provide a summary of the responses to the survey. Note that some open-ended questions could not […]