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December 2007 newsletter:
Editorial
Robin Sharp CB explains what's in the box
Chair’s message
Jon Hutton reviews recent events of importance for sustainable use
Brainstorming for SUSG at White Oak
Rosie Cooney summarises a forward looking think-session
SUSG’s Global Partnership Project: The Sustainable Use of Species
Rosamunde Almond and Thomasina Oldfield describe the Asia module
Weathering the storm of changing conservation policy: olive ridley egg harvesting in Ostional, Costa Rica
Lisa Campbell describes a long term success for sustainable use
Using wild resources across Europe - values and governance (UNWIRE)
Robert Kenward reports on ESUSG’s Vienna Workshop
CITES COP 2007 – backwards or forwards?
Kai Wollscheid reflects on The Hague meeting
Sustainable hunting workshop
Lee Foote provides a short overview of a follow-up to the London symposium at the SCB meeting in Port Elizabeth
Biodiversity and small businesses: an opportunity to grasp
Zenon Tederko and Zbig Karpowicz point a way forward from Lisbon
Gathering fungi in Europe: impact and participation
Beatrice Senn, European Council for the Conservation of Fungi, gives comfort to mushroom pickers
Sailing towards Barcelona: navigating IUCN’s 4th World Conservation Congress
Robin Sharp CB offers a short guide through the narrows
Sustainable hunting: Austrian principles revamped
Wolfgang Lexer explains the process and the results
Poland to Lomond
Robert Kenward reports on meetings about raptors (for meetings with raptors see ‘The Goshawk’ below)
Green shoots
Alex Hatton describes how hunters are aiding conservation in North Wales
Kangaroos
Rosie Cooney discusses whether use of this abundant species is truly sustainable
Central Asia SUSG expand their GEF project
Tahir Raheed sends news from Balochistan
Book review: Conservation and Sustainable Use
Robin Sharp CB reviews a ground breaking volume
Shorter news items:
SSC Marine Sub-Committee – what is it up to?
Vilm Mark II Poverty & Conservation
2008 International Calendar
Canada, the WTO and European seal products ban
Polar bear die off unlikely
The Goshawk review
All change at ESUSG
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