Challenges, Success, and the Future of Conservation at the SCB 2009 Annual Meeting in Beijing

Association for conservation biology, global association of conservation experts held the first annual general meeting on the Asian continent this summer. Protection: Harmony between nature and society is organized by the Botanical Research Institute of Chinese Academy of Sciences with over 1,200 protective scientists and practitioners from 74 different countries. This presentation covers a wide range of topics and geographical areas, but I especially pay attention to the challenges of Asia and its unique protection.

Conservation Biology Association: In addition to advocating conservation of biodiversity, SCB also provides networking opportunities for its members through global conferences and regional / regional gatherings. Membership also includes professional advantages such as training courses and worklists. Biological students have access to educational materials, scholarship opportunities and scholarships. The SCB is committed to changing policies of governments and industries around the world. The American Association for the Advancement of Science: The American Association for the Advancement of Science has members in 91 countries and supports students and experts in fields of mathematics, engineering, technology and science. The association strongly supports education and citizen's participation, promotes a global outreach program, and conducts research. Members have access to career lists, communication seminars, and four scholarship programs. AAAS also offers opportunities for student internship

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