RE bird Survey techniques

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Subject:	RE bird Survey techniques
From:	Niels Poul Dreyer <>
Date:	Thu, 30 Apr 1998 21:03:21 +1000 (EST)

Hi Folks

Thank you for all the references, It was a great help. I will let you know
the results of our project in due course. It may go over several years.

Learned over the news that the World Bank, WWF and the Government of Brazil
agreed to protect 250.000 km2 forest. It may not save the Amazont in the
long term but the plan certainly buys some time. It is a start! And it shows
an improved attitude. Democracy in Latin America may not be perfect, but is
certainly better than the rotten Asian model. Some of our pollies like to
dance with Asia and their cronies, but why not trade vith Latin Amica instead..

Regards from Niels
Niels Poul Dreyer
10/35-37 Denman camp Road
Scarness, Qld 4655
Telephone 0741 248132

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