Trans-boundary management of natural resources
17 March 2001 - 17 March 2001
The faculty of sciences at the University of Lisbon, Portugal, is hosting a seminar on 'Trans-boundary management of natural resources' on 17 March 2001. The seminar aims to explore the emerging concept of 'new environmental borders', concerning the governance of shared natural resources.
The seminar programme will focus on some of the main problems of the Iberian Peninsula, related to::
- Shared management of species with transboundary populations, including the Lynx (Lynx pardinus), the Great Bustard (Otis tarda) and diadromous fish (such as Petromyzon marinus, Alosa spp., Anguilla anguilla, and Acipenser spp.);
- Geological resources - some sedimentological aspects in international rivers;
- Institutional and associative participation in cooperation between Portugal and Spain.
For further information, please contact:
Mrs Paula Chainho
Faculty of Sciences
University of Lisbon
Tel. +21-7500000 Ext. 22 353 or 20 303
E-mail: paula.chainho@fc.ul.pt
The seminar programme will focus on some of the main problems of the Iberian Peninsula, related to::
- Shared management of species with transboundary populations, including the Lynx (Lynx pardinus), the Great Bustard (Otis tarda) and diadromous fish (such as Petromyzon marinus, Alosa spp., Anguilla anguilla, and Acipenser spp.);
- Geological resources - some sedimentological aspects in international rivers;
- Institutional and associative participation in cooperation between Portugal and Spain.
For further information, please contact:
Mrs Paula Chainho
Faculty of Sciences
University of Lisbon
Tel. +21-7500000 Ext. 22 353 or 20 303
E-mail: paula.chainho@fc.ul.pt