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A Conversation with Loren Rieseberg from Molecular Ecology
Loren Rieseberg is a Professor in the Department of Botany at the University of British Columbia (UBC), and serves as Chief Editor of Molecular Ecology.
Apresentação - O ABSCH: o mecanismo de intercâmbio de informações sobre ABS (Português)
Henry Philippe Ibañez de Novion, ABS Initiative
National records
PN-NC_012022
PN-NC_042021
Mr. Georgi Yanakiev
Cartagena Protocol National Focal Point | BCH National Focal Point | Emergency Measures (Article 17) Contact Point | ABS National Focal Point
Ms. Rita Khanna
CBD National Focal Point | ABS National Focal Point | Clearing-House Mechanism National Focal Point | SBSTTA National Focal Point | Traditional Knowledge National Focal Point | Global Taxonomy Initiative National Focal Point | Resource Mobilization Focal Point | Global Strategy for Plant Conservation National Focal Point
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The Marine Genome Project (MGP)
Non-governmental organization (NGO)
Webinar apresentação países de língua portuguesa ABSCH (Apr 2022)
Webinar Presentation Relatório do Webinar: “O ABSCH: o mecanismo de intercâmbio de informações sobre ABS” Quinta-feira, 7 de abril às 14h CET
Webinar relatorio - países de língua portuguesa ABSCH (Apr 2022)
Webinar report. Relatório do Webinar: “O ABSCH: o mecanismo de intercâmbio de informações sobre ABS” Quinta-feira, 7 de abril às 14h CET
WORKSHOP REPORT: ABS FOR UTILIZATION OF DSI & POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES FOR OPEN ACCESS (Nov 2021)
The workshop "ABS for Utilization of DSI & Possible Consequences for Open Access / Open Science" was organized by the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) at the International Academy for Nature Conservation on the Isle of Vilm. Scientific support was provided by the Leibniz Institute DSMZ, German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures and the Leibniz Institute IPK, Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research.
