British Chelonia Group Spring Symposium
 

An opportunity to hear about projects from people directly involved as well as meeting other tortoise enthusiasts and asking questions.

For further details and to enrol email: symposium.bcg@ntlworld.com

A good day out for all tortoise fans and hope to see some of you there.

Mary

i'm hoping this includes b+b !!
:?::?:

Where is it being held please Mary?

Hi Sandy

Sorry it's at the Open University in Milton Keynes at The Berrill Theatre.

Mary

Mary,
I suggest that it would be a good idea for you to publish the programme of the event on Shelled Warrior forum?

British Chelonia Group Spring Symposium
 

Here you are Paul these are the speakers for the symposium:

Professor John Cooper, DTVM, FRCPath, FRCVS and Mrs Margaret Cooper LLB, FLS with a joint presentation on the Reptile Workshops in Kenya

Dr Justin Gerlach PhD, MA, FRGS a two part talk on The end of the Seychelles Giant Tortoise Project and An overview of early turtle evolution

Mr Martin Lawton BVetMed, Cert V Ophthal, Cert LAS, CBiol, MSB, DzooMed, FRCVs from the Lawton and Stokes Vertinary Practice on Chelonia Respiration - In Sickness and in Health

Miss Emma Woods BSc in Conservation Biology and Ecology from the University of Exeter with a talk in two havels on Marine Turtle Conservation in Northern Cyprus and A New Tool for Regulating the UK Tortoise Trade?

Looks like a good day witha varied program and more details can be obtained by emailing symposium.bcg@ntlworld.com

Mary

Thanks Mary,
checked the BCG website too. It seems that there are two full colour posters, under the events page. The second of these details the programme of speakers.
Would you like help posting this on the Forum?

Yes please Paul that would be good as although I have the instructions how to post pictures and have tried to do it still can't!!!

Many thanks

Mary

http://i528.photobucket.com/albums/d...mPoster001.jpg
There you go Mary! It would help, if Ute Omeara saved this document as a Jpeg, rather than a PDF. This would make it much easier for BCG members to post on Fora such as this. You might also have sent it to the editor of the Practical Reptile Keeping Magazine for him to publish and advertise the event too.

Many thanks for your help and advice Paul.

Mary