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	Charles Darwin Foundation announces a major scientific symposium for 2009 Darwin’s 200th Birthday and 50 years of conservation in the Galapagos: the role of science in developing a sustainable future 2009 will mark the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth, the 150th anniversary of the publication of his seminal work 'On the Origin of Species' and 50 years since the establishment of the Charles Darwin Foundation (CDF). The CDF will be celebrating these three momentous events by hosting an international scientific symposium:“Darwin’s 200th Birthday and 50 years of conservation in the Galapagos: the role of science in developing a sustainable future”. The symposium will focus international attention on one of the world's most vulnerable and unique ecosystems. Click for more information….
	CDF postgraduate course offering: Modeling the Dynamics of Marine Resources and Environmental Variability 8 -12 December 2008 Santa Cruz, Galapagos This course, offered by the Charles Darwin Foundation in conjunction with the Ecological Marine Center of the Bremen University, Germany, will cover a methodology that “combines” the surplus production model (SPM) for marine resources with environmental variability. The course is intended for graduates, marine biologists with experience in fisheries, fishery administrators and other professionals with an interest in utilizing fishery-climate models. For more information (only in Spanish) ….
	Annual Report 2006 Our Annual Report for 2006 is now available online in both English and Spanish. The report gives an overview of the Charles Darwin Foundation's work and achievements during 2006 and reflects our new way of thinking and accomplishing our mission. Annual Reports page
	CDF Supports the Actions and Decisions of INGALA Council The Charles Darwin Foundation supports the actions and decisions presented in today's meeting of the INGALA Council in Galápagos. Graham Watkins, the Executive Director of the CDF, expressed his support for the decisions of President Rafael Correa's government to strengthen the role of the INGALA Council. more information

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