Pacific Seabird Group
(PSG)
Dedicated to the study of Pacific seabirds and their environment
PSG News
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26 FEBRUARY 2010 |
The 1st World Seabird Conference will take place on 7-11 September 2010 at
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The Pacific Seabird Group successfully hosted its 37th Annual Meeting 17-20, February 2010 in Long Beach, California (visit the Annual Meeting web page for more information). Dr. Daniel Anderson, a founding member of PSG, was the recipient of the PSG Lifetime Achievement Award, and Dr. Franklin Gress received PSG's 2010 Special Achievement Award. The next PSG Meeting will be held February 2012 in Hawai'i. |
08 OCTOBER 2009 |
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05 MARCH 2009 |
The 36th Annual Meeting of the Pacific Seabird Group was held in Hakodate, Japan from 18-26 February 2009. The meeting was a huge success: over 171 participants from 11 countries attended 95 papers and viewed 37 posters. Dr. Haruo Ogi, a founding member of PSG, was the recipient of the PSG Lifetime Achievement Award, and Dr. Yutaka Watanuki received PSG’s 2009 Special Achievement Award. |
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31 MARCH 2008 |
PSG Craig S. Harrison Conservation Grants: The Pacific Seabird Group renamed their Conservation Small-grants Program to honor Craig S. Harrison. Please visit the Grants web page for more information on the program and Craig Harrison. |
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05 MARCH 2008 |
The 35th Annual Meeting of the Pacific Seabird Group was held in in Blaine, Washington from 27 February to 02 March 2009. John Croxall received the PSG Lifetime Achievement Award; Lora Leschner and Kim Nelson each received PSG Special Achievement Awards. Please visit the PSG 2008 Awards webpage for more information about the recipients. |
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03 JANUARY 2008 |
The 25th International Ornithological Congress will be held in Campos do Jordao, Brazil, 22-28 August 2010. The Scientific Program Committee has been formed and a web page is in place (http://www.i-o-c.org or http://www.ib.usp.br/25ioc). |
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