Hello All
I am posting this on behalf of an old friend. Two women, a biologist (Eva
Jablonka) and a retired biologist, would like to go on a small group birding or
more general natural history tour of kakadu. They have in mind something like
the dates of 5th and the 9 September, though they have some flexibility. They
would consider either joining a tour already being planned, or hiring a guide
and vehicle (they would rather not drive in an unknown country themselves). If
you are such a guide, or know of someone you would like to recommend, please
contact Eva ; I shall c/c this message to her.
Thanks in advance folks. I can recommend Eva as a naturalist with broad
interests and enormous enthusiasm. She has co-written (for the biologists out
there) a terrific book on the role of social learning in animal life called
Animal Traditions.
Kim
Kim Sterelny, School of Philosophy, Research School of the Social Sciences,
Australian National University, Acton, 0200, ACT, Australia
or
61-(0)2-6125-2886
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