Celebrating the role of Citizen Scientists with the SABAP 1&2 Bird Atlas Projects, Southern African Frog Atlas Project (SAFAP) and Southern African Reptile Conservation Assessment (SARCA) - and of course the Southern African Butterfly Conservation Assessment (SABCA). The ADU (Animal Demographic Unit) of the University of Cape Town is the organising body for all these and more. Come along and celebrate the ADU's 20th Anniversary - Steve Woodhall will be there to give a presentation on the SABCA/LepSoc experience.

There has been an upsurge of scientific interest in African Geometridae in recent years. This comes not a moment too soon as African Geometridae, like many other organisms in Africa, are at a turning point. We are down to the last bits of habitat for many species. As raw materials become increasingly scarce with rapidly growing economies, especially China, mining operations in even the remotest regions of Africa are advancing at an alarming rate. Many of the international mining companies are sensitive to the environment and conduct environmental impact assessments prior to development. But you cannot assess what you do not know. FORUM HERBULOT 2012 will be focussed on the state of our scientific knowledge of African Geometridae and will hopefully highlight much needed research, a prerequisite for the effective conservation of African Geometridae.

There has been an upsurge of scientific interest in African Geometridae in recent years. This comes not a moment too soon as African Geometridae, like many other organisms in Africa, are at a turning point. We are down to the last bits of habitat for many species. As raw materials become increasingly scarce with rapidly growing economies, especially China, mining operations in even the remotest regions of Africa are advancing at an alarming rate. Many of the international mining companies are sensitive to the environment and conduct environmental impact assessments prior to development. But you cannot assess what you do not know. FORUM HERBULOT 2012 will be focussed on the state of our scientific knowledge of African Geometridae and will hopefully highlight much needed research, a prerequisite for the effective conservation of African Geometridae.

There has been an upsurge of scientific interest in African Geometridae in recent years. This comes not a moment too soon as African Geometridae, like many other organisms in Africa, are at a turning point. We are down to the last bits of habitat for many species. As raw materials become increasingly scarce with rapidly growing economies, especially China, mining operations in even the remotest regions of Africa are advancing at an alarming rate. Many of the international mining companies are sensitive to the environment and conduct environmental impact assessments prior to development. But you cannot assess what you do not know. FORUM HERBULOT 2012 will be focussed on the state of our scientific knowledge of African Geometridae and will hopefully highlight much needed research, a prerequisite for the effective conservation of African Geometridae.

There has been an upsurge of scientific interest in African Geometridae in recent years. This comes not a moment too soon as African Geometridae, like many other organisms in Africa, are at a turning point. We are down to the last bits of habitat for many species. As raw materials become increasingly scarce with rapidly growing economies, especially China, mining operations in even the remotest regions of Africa are advancing at an alarming rate. Many of the international mining companies are sensitive to the environment and conduct environmental impact assessments prior to development. But you cannot assess what you do not know. FORUM HERBULOT 2012 will be focussed on the state of our scientific knowledge of African Geometridae and will hopefully highlight much needed research, a prerequisite for the effective conservation of African Geometridae.

There has been an upsurge of scientific interest in African Geometridae in recent years. This comes not a moment too soon as African Geometridae, like many other organisms in Africa, are at a turning point. We are down to the last bits of habitat for many species. As raw materials become increasingly scarce with rapidly growing economies, especially China, mining operations in even the remotest regions of Africa are advancing at an alarming rate. Many of the international mining companies are sensitive to the environment and conduct environmental impact assessments prior to development. But you cannot assess what you do not know. FORUM HERBULOT 2012 will be focussed on the state of our scientific knowledge of African Geometridae and will hopefully highlight much needed research, a prerequisite for the effective conservation of African Geometridae.

There has been an upsurge of scientific interest in African Geometridae in recent years. This comes not a moment too soon as African Geometridae, like many other organisms in Africa, are at a turning point. We are down to the last bits of habitat for many species. As raw materials become increasingly scarce with rapidly growing economies, especially China, mining operations in even the remotest regions of Africa are advancing at an alarming rate. Many of the international mining companies are sensitive to the environment and conduct environmental impact assessments prior to development. But you cannot assess what you do not know. FORUM HERBULOT 2012 will be focussed on the state of our scientific knowledge of African Geometridae and will hopefully highlight much needed research, a prerequisite for the effective conservation of African Geometridae.

There has been an upsurge of scientific interest in African Geometridae in recent years. This comes not a moment too soon as African Geometridae, like many other organisms in Africa, are at a turning point. We are down to the last bits of habitat for many species. As raw materials become increasingly scarce with rapidly growing economies, especially China, mining operations in even the remotest regions of Africa are advancing at an alarming rate. Many of the international mining companies are sensitive to the environment and conduct environmental impact assessments prior to development. But you cannot assess what you do not know. FORUM HERBULOT 2012 will be focussed on the state of our scientific knowledge of African Geometridae and will hopefully highlight much needed research, a prerequisite for the effective conservation of African Geometridae.