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NATURAL SCIENCES

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    Te Wahipounamu, New Zealand

    Global Change Research in Mountain Biosphere Reserves

    Over twenty biosphere reserves representing diverse mountain ecosystems in most of the world’s mountain regions actively contributed in the development of a global change research strategy in mountain systems.
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    Navigating on a canoe, Vanuatu

    Local populations accumulate intimate, fine scale ecological information that is not otherwise available to the scientific community. Therefore, community-based research can result in an improved knowledge base with benefits for both long term conservation and resource users.
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    Assistant Professor V. Narry Kim, Laureate of Asia-Pacific

    UNESCO reasserts its determination to promote women

    Five distinguished women researchers in the life sciences were recently named as recipients of the 10th annual L’OREAL-UNESCO Awards For Women in Science.

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    World Science Day for Peace and Development

    Every year, World Science Day is celebrated around the globe on 10 November. This year’s theme is Investing in science: investing in knowledge, a theme which intentionally mirrors that of the World Science Forum taking place in Budapest from 8 to 10 November.

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    National Centre of Oceanographic Research laboratory, Madagascar

    Ministerial Round Table: Science and Technology for Sustainable Development and the Role of UNESCO

    The Ministerial Round Table, held on 26 and 27 October by the Director-General of UNESCO, Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, brought together 48 Ministers of Science and Technology, 25 Vice-Ministers and more than 350 participants and observers overall.

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    Planet Earth: From Space to Place

    A UNESCO exhibition at headquarters in Paris celebrates the diversity and complexity of the Earth and shows how UNESCO’s work is contributing to sustainable development.

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