Saturday, May 23, 2009

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Yesterday was celebrated World Day biodiversity as protest day to reflect on the many species of all global ecosystems disappearing. In fact, in some scientific fields, there is talk that we direct observers of the 6 th extinction. Only estimates exist about the millions of species that inhabit the earth. For many practical reasons (economic, legal, accessibility of the habitats where organisms live, etc) is a very complicated task census of all, besides invading our direct or indirect role in many places possibly leading to the disappearance organisms yet described. And this is something that is very painful.

These unusual circumstances have led to the proliferation of multiple research projects for the conservation of species, particularly for those who are in danger of extinction. Many of them, especially in the case concerned the "flagship" species are Finanziara by local, state and international character ( life projects for example) which has allowed the state to restore the populations of many endangered species by improving their ecosystems.

Besides these projects, but also emphasizes the EDGE project (evolutionarity Distinct and Globally Endangered) that attempts to preserve some species of mammals and amphibians threatened and rare from the genetic standpoint. These are species that also have high value to researchers because they endorse new and interesting theories about mechanisms of action in evolution ( symbiogenesis ), as we said Lynn Margulis at the conference that gave a few weeks ago in Valencia.

But what needs to be clear is that to conserve species is necessary to first locate, then study them and ultimately establish control meceanismos to protect their populations. But this will never be possible if disappear before the meet.

Saturday, May 16, 2009

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Show "Rosariazo"


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Internships

As stated in the Internship Program from the EMC offer different spaces for students to start making museological practices from specific interventions.
The offerings we provide today are briefly as follows:
  • Performing a Sample Aljibes jointly with the Department of Museology I. The details of this activity can be read by clicking here .
  • Data collection and preparation of fact sheets on Catholic churches in the Archdiocese Rosario. This activity arises from the call made by the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Tourism of the Archdiocese to Museology Student Center that is to retrieve information about certain churches for the purpose of organizing a scripted tour itinerary within a religious tourist circuit.
  • Conducting interviews the oldest members of Alberdi Rowing Club for gathering and shaping future an oral archive institutions.

Students who are interested in some of these activities and for more details of these send an email to cemrosario@gmail.com

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

How To Stop Eyelashes From Falling Out

Biodiversity Conservation Jane Goodall, Doctor Honoris Causa by the University of Alicante

Jane Goodall, is one of those people who's passion for nature result has been an icon in the defense of biodiversity. This zoology, British anthropologist and ethologist (a PhD in ethology from the University of Cambridge), 75, has been performing research work in Africa for more than half a century. Meet the renowned paleoanthropologist Louis Leakey was instrumental in his decision to stay to study wild chimpanzees in Tanzania. Founded in 1977, the Jane Goodall Institute in the Gombe reserve (Tanzania), where he conducted research areas, education and conservation, not only in regard tothe chimpanzees, but through sustainable development in local communities African.
The work of primatologist has been recognized on numerous occasions: Of course, this is not his first honorary doctorate (which has more than 30 universities in the world) but it is the University of Alicante the first English that gives this doctorate. It has also been awarded many international awards, including the Prince of Asturias Award for Research in 2003 in Spain, the Hubbard Medal of the National Geographic Society, the Benjamin Franklin Medal in Life Sciences, the Gold Medal UNESCO, etc. . Also in April 2002, the Secretary-General Kofi Annan named Dr. Goodall as Messenger of Peace " United Nations. In 2009 he has been named official sponsor of the International Year, by the UN.
extensive work has taken a decisive step in the knowledge of the ethology of primates. He has published over 20 books and numerous scientific articles. Besides participating in various productions for film and television, has helped bring the world of chimpanzees and other species to the public.
But his work is not confined only to Africa. There are many centers in the world that advocate for the conservation of chimpanzees. On this trip to Spain to take Jane Goodall to different parts of Spain, the scientific took the opportunity to visit the recovery center and Primadomus primate research, which is being built in Villena (Alicante). On the other hand, has used his visit to promote Speak Out campaign, the forest calls you
organized by the Jane Goodall Institute with which it is intended that people recycle their used mobile phones and other electronic components that use coltan composition. Access to this mineral is causing the destruction of ecosystems where there are multiple species (including the chimpanzee and gorilla).
I wish everyone to follow suit and be conscientious of what important the individual actions in the health of the ecosystem.