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Biobeer: Artificial nest platforms and raptors in the Mongolian steppe PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 20 September 2006
Biobeers will take place on Thursday, 5 October 2006. The speaker will be Dr. Gombobaatar from the National University of Mongolia, who will talk about 'Artificial nest platforms and raptors in the Mongolian steppe'.

Biobeers will be held at Sweet Cafe, located behind the National Information and Technological Park and next to the Admon Printing Company, west of Internom Bookstore Building. As usual, people are requested to arrive after 6pm, in time for the talk to start at 6.30.

Biobeers is a monthly gathering of government and NGO staff, biologists, researchers, and other professionals interested in conservation. Each month, Biobeers sponsors a half-hour presentation on a topic relevant to Mongolian conservation, followed by an informal gathering to discuss activities and issues of interest. Biobeers is an opportunity to find out what is happening in the field of conservation in Mongolia, talk informally to other researchers and peers in your field, and share information about issues critical to the environment and people of Mongolia.
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