WORLD OWL CONFERENCE 2007

Owls, Ambassadors for the Protection of Nature In their Changing Landscapes

31 October – 4 November 2007, Groningen, Netherlands

Birdlife the Netherlands, Center for Biological Diversity - Global Owl Project, and the World Owl Trust are pleased to invite you to attend the World Owl Conference, which will be held in Groningen, Netherlands from 31st October through 4th November, 2007.

Warming-up workshop, three days of science, one day birding and further evening socialising all included.

There is also the possibilty to meet hundreds of Dutch Owl enthusiasts at once, during the Dutch National Owl Study Day, facilitated by the Dutch Barn Owl and Little Owl Protection Workgroups.

Please check out this website for further details and tell others about this event! We hope to see you all!

(A list of participants is available under "Downloads/ Participants".)

The organising committee.

Endangered species known only from captured individuals seen in wild for first time

The extremely rare Long-whiskered Owlet (Xenoglaux loweryi), a species that wasn’t discovered until 1976, and until now was only known from a few specimens captured in nets after dark, has been seen in the wild for the first time by researchers monitoring the Area de Conservación Privada de Abra Patricia – Alto Nieva, a private conservation area in Northern Peru.

Also see http://www.abcbirds.org/whiskeredowlpic.htm.

Photo by Asociación Ecosistemas Andinos (ECOAN)

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