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Call for papers
The First SWS Asia Chapter's Asian Wetland Convention and Workshop will be held on October 23- 26, 2008 in Taipei, Taiwan.
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Announcement 9/22/2008: Calling the Attention of Non- Taiwanese Session Speakers to the 2008 Asian Wetland Convention and Workshop! |
| The Taiwanese sponsors are offering NT$6000 as your allowance being a session speaker. NT$3000 out of the NT$6000 will be used to pay for your Taiwanese visa.If you already paid for your Taiwanese visa, this will be reimbursed minus tax. But you need to show up and present your paper/research study at the NTUHICC during the 2008 Asian Wetland Convention and Workshop. You are also required to submit a 4 page full paper/article of your presentation for publication. Please submit your abstracts and your 4 page full paper/ article on or before Sept. 30, 2008. |
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An abstract accepted list is released first round 9/15/08; and Abstract Submission is extended until 9/30/08.
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Adel Dagher Fahed Budagher (Bahrain) |
Protect Wetland thru right Management |
Adnan Abubakr (India) |
Improving Dal lake Water Quality by Macrophyte based Engineered System under Himalayan temperate climatic region |
Atampugre Gerald (Ghana) |
Detection and Analysis of Land Cover Change (LCC) in the Muni- Pomadze Ramsar site |
Ayumi Nakazono (Japan) |
Relationship between mire vegetation and volcanic activity: a case study from Tadewara mire, South-Western Japan |
Bhagwan Raj Dahal (Nepal) |
Using Participatory Socio-economic Wetland Valuation to Address Wetland Management Issues at Koshi Tappu, Nepal |
Fu Gao (China) |
Dashanbao Subalpine-Plateau Wetland Served as Fresh Water Towers for Zhaotong City, Yunnan Province, China |
I-Chen Hsueh (Taiwan) |
Assessment of Ecosystem Service Functions in Chigu Wetland, Taiwan |
Joseph Sebastian Paimpillil(India) |
Women Participation in Wetlands Conservation and Poverty Reduction - Eco-friendly Rice Farming with Shrimp |
Keita Furukawa (Japan) |
Adaptive management of Coastal Wetland (Target Setting, Research & Development, Situation Understanding, and Implementation) |
Madhu Verma (India) |
Contingent Valuation Method– A Tool for seeking Conservation Value of Bhoj Wetland |
Jui-Yu Chou (Taiwan) |
A Logistic Regression Approach to Explore Pondscape Changes From 1926-1960, a Period of Taoyuan Main Channel in Taoyuan, Taiwan |
Ravi Shanker Kanoje (India)(*Invited Keynote Speaker) |
Management of Wetlands of Kanha Tiger Reserve as Habitat of Water Birds |
Shiau-Yun Lu (Taiwan) |
Urban Wetland: Transformer of Land Value System |
Shu-Jui Chang (Taiwan) |
Cooling Effects of Three-Dimensional Modeling upon Wetland Ponds at Landscape Scale in Taoyuan, Taiwan |
Smita (India) |
Management and Conservation Strategies of
Marine Resources (Fishery Resources) in
Chi-Gu Lagoon, Taiwan and Vembanad Lagoon, India |
Tomohide Ishigami (Japan). |
Phosphorus Release from the Sediment in the Riparian Community and its Effect on the Primary Productivity of the Estuary Ecosystem |
Tsutomu Iyobe (Japan) |
Effect of Artificial Fire on the Stream Water Chemistry in a Small Mountainous Peatland, South-Western Japan |
Vo Luong Hong Phuoc (Vietnam) |
The Role of Hydrodynamics in the Development of Mangroves in Coastal Cangio, Southern Vietnam |
Yi-Chun Chen (Taiwan) |
A Novel Hybrid MCDM Model for Evaluating the Wetland Environment Plan |
Zulfiqar Ali (Pakistan) |
Developing Sustainable Livelihoods for Communities in a Ramsar Site: the Makran Coastal Wetlands Complex, Pakistan |
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Convention Program 10/14/2008
First SWS (Society of Wetland Scientists) Asia Chapter's
Asian Wetland Convention
Date: Oct. 23- 24, 2008.
Venue: National Taiwan University Hospital (NTUH)
International Convention Center
Conference Day 1
Date: October 23（Thursday）
Time |
Program |
Chairs/ Speakers/ Attendees |
0800-0830 |
Registration
R 201, National Taiwan University Hospital (NTUH) International Convention Center
(Address: 2F, No. 2, Xuzhou Road, Zhongzheng District 101, Taipei City, Taiwan) (http://www.thcc.net.tw/en/index.htm) |
0830-0840 |
Opening Ceremony
Chair Speech |
Chair：Mr. Liaoyi Liao; Minister, Ministry of the Interior |
0840-0845 |
Introduction to SWS Country Designates |
Chair： Prof. Isidro T. Savillo; Regional President, SWS Asia Chapter |
0845-0910 |
Honorable Guest Speech
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Honorable Guests：
Dr. Patrick Megonigal (SWS President 2007-2008);
Dr. Christopher Craft (SWS President 2008-2009);
Dr. Peter Bridgewater (Secretary General, Ramsar Convention, 2003-2007) |
SessionⅠ Ecological, Economic and Cultural Significance of Asian wetlands |
0910-0940 |
Keynote Speech 1
Wetlands:
What are they? and Conceptual Evolution of Wetlands |
Chair：Prof. Shing Wang (National Taiwan University)
Speaker：Prof. Isidro T. Savillo (SWS Asia Chapter President) |
0940-1010 |
Keynote Speech 2
Wetlands：
Our Ecological Heritage |
Chair：Mr. Shih-Wen Yeh (Director-General, Construction and Planning Agency, MOI)
Speaker：Mr. Mamunul Hoque Khan（Programme Officer and Research Fellow, United Nations Development Programme, UNDP） |
1010-1030 |
Coffee Break (Eco-video Watching) |
SessionⅡ Wetland Technology and Restoration |
1030-1100 |
Keynote Speech 3
Wetlands of International Importance Panama: A Trip through History and the Development |
Chair：Prof. Hsin-Bai Liu (Chairman, Wild Bird Society of Taipei (WBST))
Speaker： Ms. Rosa Montañez (Executive Director, Ramsar Regional Center for Training and Research on Wetlands in the Western Hemisphere (CREHO), Panama) |
1100-1130 |
Keynote Speech 4
Wetscapes - a New Concept for the Ramsar, CBD and CMS Conventions |
Chair：Prof. Lucia Liu Severinghaus (Research Fellow, Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica)
Speaker：Dr. Peter Bridgewater, Secretary General Ramsar Convention, 2003-2007. |
1130-1200 |
Keynote Speech 5
Coastal Wetland Restoration
- Dynamics, Network and Environmental Informatics |
Chair：Dr. Sam S. S. Lau (Country Designate SWS, China and Hong Kong SAR; Associate Head & Senior Lecturer, Environmental Conservation Studies ; Coordinator, College of International Education, Hong Kong Baptist University)
Speaker：Dr. Keita Furukawa (Director, National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management, Japan) |
1200-1330 |
Lunch (R 201) / SWS Member Meeting (R 202) |
1330-1550 |
Panelist Discussion: Session I |
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Ecological, Economic and Cultural Significance of Asian Wetlands |
Wetland Technology and Restoration |
Wetland Science and Research |
Round Table Meeting
SWS, Ramsar, and CPA |
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201 |
202 |
203 |
205 |
1330-1340 |
Chairs |
Deputy Director-General
Jim-Maw Huang, CPA, MOI. |
Prof. Lucia Liu Severinghaus
Research Fellow, Academia Sinica |
Prof. Akira Haraguchi
SWS Country Designate, Japan |
Prof. Isidro Savillo
Dr. Peter Bridgewater |
1340-1510 |
Paper Titles/
Presentors |
Passing on the Heritage of Wetland - Lungshan Temple as Example(Hwey-Lian Hsieh, Chang-Po Chen, and Chia-Yu Lee) |
Paradigm Shift and Evolution in Aogu Wetland Restoration (Sinite C. Yu, Jeng-Chuan Liou, Jyh-Shyan Tsay, Fu-Hsiung Hsu Hong-Thih Lai |
Study on the Pulse Stability of the Succession of the Lacustrine Ecosystem in the Sheng-Mi Lake, Nau-An, North Taiwan (Chung-Hsin Juan, Tze-Ying Chen, Jean-Jay Mao, and Men-Wei Chiu) |
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A Potential Ramsar Reserve with Community-based Ecotourism around Sihcao Area in Tainan, Taiwan (Henry C.L. Chen) |
Management and Conservation Strategies of Marine Resources (Fishery Resources) in Chi-Gu Lagoon, Taiwan and Vembanad Lagoon, India（Smita and Shiau-Yun Lu） |
Effects of Sediment Compaction on Macroinfauna in a Protected Coastal Wetland in Taiwan (Chorng-Bin Hsu, Chang-Po Chen, and Hwey-Lian Hsieh) |
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A Review on Taiwan’s Wetlands Eco-Tourism (Ping-Hsiang Hsu) |
A Design for Taiwan Mid-elevation Constructed Wetland and Its Monitor of Indicator Species (Yu Ching Lai, Jui-Sheng Chang, Chi-Rung Chen, Bi-Li Tsai) |
Greenhouse Gas Emissions from a Constructed Wetland System Treating Campus Wastewater in Southern Taiwan (Ying-Feng Lin, Shuh-Ren Jing, Rey-May Liou, Yih-Feng Chang, and Jian-Jr Lai) |
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Understanding the Impact of the Gao Ping River Old Iron Bridge Wetland Park on Tourists’ Environmental Attitudes and Behavioral Intentions (Ching-Hsing Chiu, Pei-Shan Tsou, Yung-Tan Lee, and Meng-Lung Lin) |
Study of Restoration of a Tidal Freshwater Wetland: Status of Ecology Functions and Evaluation of Progresses of Restoration Practices (Hwey-Lian Hsieh, Chang-po Chen, Shou-Chung Huang, Chain-Fu Lu, Yi-shen Ho, Tzung-Su Ding) |
Modelling of Sediment Transport and Heavy Metals for the Erh-Chung Flood Way Wetlands (Chou-Ping Yang, Chih-Hung Hsu, Wu-Seng Lung, Jan-Tai Kuo, and Jihn-Sung Lai) |
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Urban Wetland: Transformer of Land Value System (Shiau-Yun Lu) |
Reconstruction of the Wetland Vegetation from an Estimation of Pollen Production and Dispersal Potential (Liang-Chi Wang, Su-Hwa Chen, Jiunn-Tzong Wu, and Wei-Ta Fang) |
A Logistic Regression Approach to Explore Pondscape Changes in Taoyuan, Taiwan from 1926-1960 (Jui-Yu Chou, Isidro Savillo, and Wei-Ta Fang) |
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1510-1530 |
Panelist Discussion |
Dr. Cheng Tsao and
Mr. Mamunul Hoque Khan |
Dr. Chang-Po Chen and
Dr. Patrick Megonigal |
Dr. Jen-Yang Lin and
Dr. Christopher Craft |
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1530-1550 |
Open Discussion |
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1550-1610 |
Coffee Break (Eco-Video Watching) |
1610-1710 |
Round Table Discussion
Chairs：Mr. Fong-Wei Lai (Deputy, Ministry of the Interior), Dr. Christopher Craft (SWS President 2008-2009; Professor, Indiana University)
Panelists: Dr. Peter Bridgewater (Secretary General, Ramsar Convention, 2003-2007), Mr. Mamunul Hoque Khan（Programme Officer and Research Fellow, UNDP）, Dr. Adel Dagher Fahed Budagher (SWS Designate, Middle East Region), Mr. Shih-Wen Yeh (Director-General, Construction and Planning Agency, MOI), Dr. Chang-Po Chen (Research Fellow, Biodiversity Research Cente, Academic Sinica), Ms. Judy Chin-Ying Huang (Secretary-General, Archlife Research Foundation), Mr. Ming-Yuan Chiou (General Secretary of EEF), Mr. Tung-Hui Kuo (Chairman, Chinese Wild Bird Federation), Prof. Hsin-Bai Liu (Chairman, Wild Bird Society of Taipei (WBST)) |
Closing |
1845-2100 |
Welcome Banquet (Mayor’s Residence Arts Salon)(Concert Wind Band/ Performance by Chung Hua University)
(Address: No. 46, Xuzhou Road, Zhongzheng District 101, Taipei City, Taiwan) |
Conference Day 2
Date: October 24（Friday）
Time |
Program |
Chairs/ Speakers/ Attendees |
0800-0830 |
Registration
R 201, National Taiwan University Hospital (NTUH) International Convention Center
(Address: 2F, No. 2, Xuzhou Road, Zhongzheng District 101, Taipei City, Taiwan) (http://www.thcc.net.tw/en/index.htm) |
0900-0930 |
Speech |
Chair： Mr. Shih-Wen Yeh, Director-General, Construction and Planning Agency, MOI
Speaker：Mr. Feng-Wei Lai, Deputy Minister, Ministry of the Interior |
SessionⅢ Operation and Management of Wetlands |
0840-0910 |
Keynote Speech 6
Mechanisms for Sustainable Management |
Chair：Dr. Chang-Po Chen (Research Fellow, Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica)
Speaker：Dr. Sam S. S. Lau (SWS Country Designate, China and Hongkong SAR; Associate Head & Senior Lecturer, Environmental Conservation Studies; Coordinator, College of International Education, Hong Kong Baptist University) |
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0910-0940 |
Keynote Speech 7
Legal and Land Policy Instruments |
Chair：Prof. and Dean Monica Kuo (College of Environmental Design, Chinese Culture University)
Speaker：Mr. Ming-Cheng Wang (Director, Urban and Rural Planning Office, Construction and Planning Agency, MOI) |
0940-1000 |
Keynote Speech 8
Protect Wetland through Right Management |
Chair：Prof. Akira Haraguchi (SWS Country Designate, Japan)
Speaker：Prof. Adel Dagher Fahed Budagher (SWS Designate, Middle East Region; Academic Advisor, Trinity International University, Kingdom of Bahrain) |
1010-1030 |
Coffee Break |
1030-1100 |
Keynote Speech 9
Management of Wetlands of Kanha Tiger Reserve as Habitat of Water Birds |
Chair: Vice Magistrate and Prof. Hong-Yuan Lee (Taipei County; National Taiwan University)
Speaker: Mr. Ravi Shanker Kanoje, Freelance Ecological Researcher & Consultant, India. |
Session IV Global and Local Community Participation and Education |
1100-1130 |
Keynote Speech 10
KODOMO Ramsar: Children’s Participation in Effective Implementation of the Convention on Wetlands |
Chair：Deputy Minister and Prof. Wen-Yan Chiau (Environmental Protection Administration; National Taiwan Ocean University)
Speaker：Dr. Reiko Nakamura (Secretary General, Ramsar Center Japan) |
1130-1200 |
Keynote Speech 11
NGOs and Participatory Involvement |
Chair：Dr. Patrick Megonigal (SWS President 2007-2008)
Speaker：Dr. Yih-Tsong Ueng (President, Wetlands Taiwan; Kun Shan University) |
1200-1330 |
Lunch (R 201)/ SWS Member Meeting II (Discussion with Ramsar’s Delegates)(402A) |
1330-1550 |
Panelist Discussion: Session II |
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Global and Local Community Participation and Education |
Operation and Management of Wetlands |
Wetland Science and Research |
Coastal Wetland Management |
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201 |
402A |
402B |
402D |
1330-1340 |
Chairs |
Mr. Rong-Shaw Lai
Vice President, The Society of Wildness, Taiwan |
Dean and Prof. Hsien Yu (Ayo) Cheng
National Tainan University, Taiwan |
Prof. Tung-Chi Liu
National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan |
Dr. Keita Furukawa
Director, National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management, Japan |
1340-1510 |
Paper Titles/
Presentors |
Developing Sustainable Livelihoods for Communities in a Ramsar Site: the Makran Coastal Wetlands Complex, Pakistan ( Zulfiqar Ali) |
Application Experiences of Constructed Wetlands in Southeastern Asia
(Shuh-Ren Jing) |
Human Impact on Peatlands and Restoration (Akira Haraguchi) |
Adaptive Management of Coastal Wetland (Target Setting, Research and Development, Situation Understanding, and Implementation) (Keita Furukawa) |
The Implementation Analysis of Environmental Education Program in the Guandu Nature Park
(Nelson Chen) |
A Science-Based Strategy for Ecosystem Management in Tapong Bay, Southern Taiwan (Hsing-Juh Lin) |
Relationship between Mire Vegetation and Volcanic Activity: a Case Study from Tadewara Mire, South-Western Japan (Ayumi Nakazono) |
Necessity of Adaptive Management in Restoration of Ecological Systems at the Mouths of Rivers in Urban Areas (Tomonari Okada and Keita Furukawa) |
The Study of the Strategy of Environmental Education- A Case Study of the Sicao Wetland in Tainan City
(Yu-Lin Fan) |
The Management and Challenges of the Wetlands in Taiwan-Lessons from the Assessment of Management Effectiveness of the Wu-Wei-Kang Wildlife Refuge (Dau-Jye Lu and Mu-Ning Wang ) |
Extracellular Enzyme Activity in a Salt Marsh and Intertidal Flat Sediment ( Hojeong Kang ) |
Management and Wise-use of Constructed Tidal Flat on Reclaimed Land in the Tokyo Bay Area by Citizen Volunteers (Kota Nakase, Yuji Yagi, and Hisamitsu Chiba) |
Strengthening Communities and Institutions for Sustainable Management of Heavily Used Vembanad Backwaters of Kerala, (India) ( Priyadarsanan Dharma Rajan, Siddhartha Krishnan, Kiran, M.C., Latha Bhasker Deepak, D. Jojo. T.D. ) |
Cooling Effects of Three-Dimensional Modeling upon Wetland Ponds at Landscape Scale in Taoyuan, Taiwan (Wei-Ta Fang and Su-Jui Chang) |
Phosphorus Release from the Sediment in the Riparian Community and Its Effect on the Primary Productivity of the Estuary Ecosystem (Tomohide Ishigami) |
The Role of Hydrodynamic in the Development Management in Coastal Cangio, Southern Vietnam (Vo Luong Hong Phuoc) |
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The Strategy and Influence on the Conservation of Coastal Wetland by NGO (Ying-Shih Chen, Albert Ku) |
Artificial Wetlands for Self-Purifying Ecological Design-A Case Study of Touchian River, Hsinchu County, Taiwan
(Monica Kuo, Chung Twn Kuo, Lawrence J. Wang) |
Effect of Artificial Fire on the Stream Water Chemistry in a Small Mountainous Peatland, South-Western Japan (Tsutomu Iyobe) |
A Novel Hybrid MCDM Model for Evaluating the Wetland Environment Plan (Yi-Chun Chen, H. P. Lien, Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng, Lung-Shih Yang) |
1510-1530 |
Panelist Discussion |
Victor Yu (General Secretary of CWBF) and Zulfiqar Ali |
Prof. Juju Chin-Shou Wang (Ching Hua University) and Dr. Peter Bridgewater |
Prof. Ching-Ming Wang (National Taiwan Normal University) and Prof. Hojeong Kang (SWS Country Designate, Korea) |
Prof. Yuan-Hsun Pang (National Taipei University) and Vo Luong Hong Phuoc (SWS Country Designate, Vietnam) |
1530--1550 |
Open Discussion |
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1550--1620 |
Coffee Break (Eco-Video Watching) |
1620-1720 |
Round Table Discussion
Chairs ：Mr. Mamunul Hoque Khan（Programme Officer and Research Fellow, United Nations Development Programme, UNDP）and Dean and Prof. Hsien Yu (Ayo) Cheng (College of Environmental Sciences and Ecology, National Tainan University, Taiwan)
Panelists：Prof. Isidro T. Savillo (Regional President, SWS Asia Chapter), Prof. Hojeong Kang (SWS Country Designate, Korea) , Dr. Keita Furukawa (Director, National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management, Japan), Legislator Chiu-Chin Tien, Prof. and Dean Monica Kuo (College of Environmental Design, Chinese Culture University), Prof. Shing Wang (National Taiwan University), Prof. Juju Chin-Shou Wang (Ching Hua Univ.), Mr. Rong-Shaw Lai (Vice President, The Society of Wildness, Taiwan). |
1720-1740 |
National Important Wetland Awards for Certificate of Honorable Advisors |
Awards Presentor：Minister Liou-Yi Liao, Ministry of the Interior
Committee Chair： Prof. Shing Wang (National Taiwan University)
Awardees ：Dr. Peter Bridgewater, Dr. Patrick Megonigal, and Prof. Isidro T. Savillo, etc. |
1740-1800 |
Announcement of the Wetland Declaration;
Signing Ceremony of the Memorandum of Understanding between SWS and CPA; and
Closing Ceremony |
Chair: Prof. Wei-Ta Fang (Country Designate of Taiwan, SWS; Chung Hua University)
Signing Ceremony Attendees: Director-General Shih-Wen Yeh (Taiwan CPA) and President Christopher Craft (SWS 2008-2009)
Witness Attendees：Minister Liou-Yi Liao, Dr. Patrick Megonigal, Prof. Isidro T. Savillo |
1800-1820 |
Group Photographs |
Attendees |
1830-2100 |
VIP’s Banquet (Invited only, Hosted by the Honorable Minster Liou-Yi Liao, Ministry of the Interior) |
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Theme for the conference: Asian Wetlands: Global Position
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for the Society of Wetland Scientists (SWS) Asia Chapter's 1st ASIAN WETLAND CONVENTION AND WORKSHOP at the National Taiwan University Hospital International Convention Center on October 23- 26, 2008.
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The first SWS Asia Chapter's 2008 Asian Wetland Convention and Workshop is now accepting abstracts for oral and poster presentations for both contributed sessions and symposium. Authors are encouraged to submit abstracts that report the results of research and evaluation projects from professional experience working with wetland conservation, management technologies, programs, and policies. The contributed sessions are divided into four topics below and You are welcomed to submit any abstract belonging to any of the four topics.
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4 Major Topics for the Contributed Sessions |
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1. Ecological, Economic and Cultural Significance of Asian Wetlands
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2. Wetland Technology and Restoration
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3. Operation and Management of Wetlands
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4. Global and Local Community Participation and Education |
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a. Wetlands: An Ecological Heritage
-Eco Tourism in Wetlands
-others
b. Concept Evolution of Wetlands
- Co Management of Wetlands: Conceptual Evolution in Asian Countries
-others
c. Wetlands and Culture
- Socio- economic and cultural relationships of wetlands
-Gender and wetlands
-others
d. Wetland Economic Valuation
-Wetland conservation for sustainable agriculture
-Wetland and Livelihood Issues
-others
e. Wetland Biodiversity and Climate Change
- Climate change and wetlands
- Wetland biodiversity
- Bird migration in Wetlands
-Wetland adaptive management and climate change
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a. Research Development and Application of Wetlands in Permanent Management
b. Wetland Restoration and Rehabilitation
c. Construction of Artificial Wetland
-Constructed Wetland systems for rural waste water management
-others
d. Wetland Hydrology
e. Wetland Properties
-Understanding Lakustrine and Palustrine Systems and Management Alternatives
-Wetland Transboundary Monitoring
-Wetland soil and its functions
-Understanding the muck and peat and its biodiversity
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a. Mechanism for Sustainable Management
-Application of Wetland Science and research in sustainable management of wetlands in
Asia
-Wetland knowledge management, its gaps and application to wetland conservation in
Asia
-Wetland biodiversity conservation and its sustainable use
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b. Ecological- Networking and GIS application
-Geographical Information System and wetland management
-others
c. Legal and Land Policy Instruments |
a. Strategic Environmental Education
-Role of Environmental Education, communication and awareness raising strategies in
conservation of Asian wetlands
-Role of educational institutions for promoting public involvement
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b. NGOs and Citizen Participation
-International Conventions and Wetland Resources Management in Asian Countries-
Case Studies
-Awareness- stake- participation- conservation relationships
-others
c. Academic Advanced Research and Education
-Institutional Wetland Schools for better learning
-Fish Population/Biology and Ecology in Mountain Wetlands
-Wetlands and Human/Avian Health and other health related issues
-Wetlands and new rice varieties and other commodities
-others
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Submission
Please send your abstracts as an email attachment to the local Secretariat: Dr. Wei-Ta Fang at wawaf@hotmail.com and copy furnish to ascertain your submission to this email address: sws_asia_chapter_apprvd2005@yahoo.com |
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Deadline of Abstract Submission: August 30, 2008
Abstract Submission is extended until September 30, 2008.
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Submission of Abstracts for Oral Presentations
1. Abstracts must be submitted in Microsoft Office Word format and must not be more than 200 words.
2. The abstract must include the title of the presentation, author(s) name, institutional and contact addresses.
Once you are informed that your abstract has been accepted, you need to submit your power point presentation to the Secretariat. Announcement of abstract acceptance will begin September 15, 2008. You will receive an email regarding this matter and further instructions on how to submit your required power point presentation.
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Submission of Abstracts for Poster Presentations
1.The poster presenter must inform the local secretariat regarding his/her interest to submit a poster presentation and a number will be assigned to the presenter.
2. The poster must be designed with a maximum dimension of 4' X 4' .
3. The text must be read from 5 feet away and the minimum font size should be no less than 18.
4.The presenting author is responsible for the assembly and removal of his/her poster
For symposium presenters, one must be an SWS member. Pls. come in contact with Dr. Wei-Ta Fang at wawaf@hotmail.com and copy furnish your request to this email address: sws_asia_chapter_apprvd2005@yahoo.com
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Deadline for Abstract Submission: August 30, 2008
Abstract Submission is extended until September 30, 2008.
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