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The CBD for Botanists: an Introduction to the Convention on Biological Diversity for People Working with Botanical Collections by China Williams, Kate Davis & Phyllida Cheyne (2003), ix + 95 pp., Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, UK. ISBN 1 84246 065 X (pbk), £50/$82.50.
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- 12 February 2004, p. 115
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Notes and News
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- 24 April 2009, pp. 113-123
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Annual Report for the Year ending 31st December, 1962
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- 24 April 2009, p. 49
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The Cat
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- 03 September 2009, pp. 65-71
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Report on a Visit to East Africa
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- 03 September 2009, pp. 173-186
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Reintroductions, introductions, and the importance of post-release monitoring: lessons from Zanzibar
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- 24 April 2009, pp. 89-97
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Saving the Hawksbill Turtle
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- 24 April 2009, pp. 93-98
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Briefly…
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- 24 April 2009, pp. 25-36
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The Elephant Problem in the Serengeti
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- 24 April 2009, pp. 404-406
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“Save the Flamingo “: Was It a Good Idea?
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- 24 April 2009, pp. 48-51
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Range contractions in the Critically Endangered Seychelles terrapins (Pelusios spp.)
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- 24 April 2009, pp. 313-321
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In the Abuko Nature Reserve, The Gambia
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- 24 April 2009, pp. 332-333
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Meetings
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- 24 April 2009, p. 82
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Recent jaguar records confirm the conservation value of the Baritú–Tariquía corridor between Argentina and Bolivia
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- 28 November 2022, pp. 670-672
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On the road to self-sustainability: reintroduced migratory European northern bald ibises Geronticus eremita still need management interventions for population viability
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- 13 February 2023, pp. 637-648
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Status of vertebrate species in Danial Cave, northern Iran
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- 23 June 2023, pp. 104-109
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The crested porcupine in Tunisia's semi-arid steppes
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- 13 January 2023, p. 10
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Population monitoring of a Critically Endangered antelope, the mountain bongo, using camera traps and a novel identification scheme
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- 13 November 2023, pp. 1-8
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Launching of the IUCN Species Survival Commission Indonesia Species Specialist Group
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- 11 December 2023, pp. 689-690
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Capacity development for conservation
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- 30 August 2022, pp. 641-642
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