From tale@uunet.uu.net Thu Nov 10 10:36:46 1994
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sci.bio.conservation is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 188:17 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 4 Nov 1994.

Group submission address:   cons-submit@u.washington.edu
Moderator contact address:  cons-request@u.washington.edu (Preston Hardison)

For your newsgroups file:
sci.bio.conservation	Conservation biology research. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the call for votes:

Sci.bio.conservation is a forum for conservation biologists and others
interested in conservation biology.  The specific goal of this
newsgroup is to help develop the scientific and technical means for
the protection, maintenance, and restoration of life on this planet,
including:

   (1) the promotion of research and the maintenance of the
       highest standards of quality and ethics in research;
   (2) the publication and dissemination of scientific, 
       technical, and management information; 
   (3) the encouragement of communication and collaboration
       between conservation biology and other disciplines
       (including other biological and physical sciences,
       the behavioral and social sciences, economics, law
       and philosophy) that study and advise on conservation
       and natural resource issues; 
   (4) the education, at all levels, of the public, of
       biologists, and of managers, in the principles of
       conservation biology.

Because there are several Usenet newsgroups for discussion of
environmental activism (in particular talk.environment), this
newsgroup will generally not carry such discussions.


DETAILS

Preston Hardison, phd@u.washington.edu, will moderate the newsgroup,
cons-submit@u.washington.edu for the submission address,
cons-request@u.washington.edu for the contact address.

Preston runs the CONSBIO mailing list.  Sci.bio.conservation
effectively duplicates and complements CONSBIO; these two forums may
establish a gateway at some future time, depending on the wishes of
the readers on both sides.  For now, they are separate.

From tale@uunet.uu.net Thu Nov 17 10:34:54 1994
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sci.bio.conservation is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 188:17 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 4 Nov 1994.

Group submission address:   cons-submit@u.washington.edu
Moderator contact address:  cons-request@u.washington.edu (Preston Hardison)

For your newsgroups file:
sci.bio.conservation	Conservation biology research. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the call for votes:

Sci.bio.conservation is a forum for conservation biologists and others
interested in conservation biology.  The specific goal of this
newsgroup is to help develop the scientific and technical means for
the protection, maintenance, and restoration of life on this planet,
including:

   (1) the promotion of research and the maintenance of the
       highest standards of quality and ethics in research;
   (2) the publication and dissemination of scientific, 
       technical, and management information; 
   (3) the encouragement of communication and collaboration
       between conservation biology and other disciplines
       (including other biological and physical sciences,
       the behavioral and social sciences, economics, law
       and philosophy) that study and advise on conservation
       and natural resource issues; 
   (4) the education, at all levels, of the public, of
       biologists, and of managers, in the principles of
       conservation biology.

Because there are several Usenet newsgroups for discussion of
environmental activism (in particular talk.environment), this
newsgroup will generally not carry such discussions.


DETAILS

Preston Hardison, phd@u.washington.edu, will moderate the newsgroup,
cons-submit@u.washington.edu for the submission address,
cons-request@u.washington.edu for the contact address.

Preston runs the CONSBIO mailing list.  Sci.bio.conservation
effectively duplicates and complements CONSBIO; these two forums may
establish a gateway at some future time, depending on the wishes of
the readers on both sides.  For now, they are separate.

From tale@uunet.uu.net Sat Dec 10 10:34:57 1994
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sci.bio.conservation is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 188:17 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 4 Nov 1994.

Group submission address:   cons-submit@u.washington.edu
Moderator contact address:  cons-request@u.washington.edu (Preston Hardison)

For your newsgroups file:
sci.bio.conservation	Conservation biology research. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the call for votes:

Sci.bio.conservation is a forum for conservation biologists and others
interested in conservation biology.  The specific goal of this
newsgroup is to help develop the scientific and technical means for
the protection, maintenance, and restoration of life on this planet,
including:

   (1) the promotion of research and the maintenance of the
       highest standards of quality and ethics in research;
   (2) the publication and dissemination of scientific, 
       technical, and management information; 
   (3) the encouragement of communication and collaboration
       between conservation biology and other disciplines
       (including other biological and physical sciences,
       the behavioral and social sciences, economics, law
       and philosophy) that study and advise on conservation
       and natural resource issues; 
   (4) the education, at all levels, of the public, of
       biologists, and of managers, in the principles of
       conservation biology.

Because there are several Usenet newsgroups for discussion of
environmental activism (in particular talk.environment), this
newsgroup will generally not carry such discussions.


DETAILS

Preston Hardison, phd@u.washington.edu, will moderate the newsgroup,
cons-submit@u.washington.edu for the submission address,
cons-request@u.washington.edu for the contact address.

Preston runs the CONSBIO mailing list.  Sci.bio.conservation
effectively duplicates and complements CONSBIO; these two forums may
establish a gateway at some future time, depending on the wishes of
the readers on both sides.  For now, they are separate.

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From tale@uunet.uu.net Wed May 10 17:05:25 1995
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sci.bio.conservation is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 188:17 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 4 Nov 1994.

Group submission address:   conssub@u.washington.edu
Moderator contact address:  consreq@u.washington.edu (Preston Hardison)

For your newsgroups file:
sci.bio.conservation	Conservation biology research. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the call for votes:

Sci.bio.conservation is a forum for conservation biologists and others
interested in conservation biology.  The specific goal of this
newsgroup is to help develop the scientific and technical means for
the protection, maintenance, and restoration of life on this planet,
including:

   (1) the promotion of research and the maintenance of the
       highest standards of quality and ethics in research;
   (2) the publication and dissemination of scientific, 
       technical, and management information; 
   (3) the encouragement of communication and collaboration
       between conservation biology and other disciplines
       (including other biological and physical sciences,
       the behavioral and social sciences, economics, law
       and philosophy) that study and advise on conservation
       and natural resource issues; 
   (4) the education, at all levels, of the public, of
       biologists, and of managers, in the principles of
       conservation biology.

Because there are several Usenet newsgroups for discussion of
environmental activism (in particular talk.environment), this
newsgroup will generally not carry such discussions.


DETAILS

Preston Hardison, phd@u.washington.edu, will moderate the newsgroup.

Preston runs the CONSBIO mailing list.  Sci.bio.conservation
effectively duplicates and complements CONSBIO; these two forums may
establish a gateway at some future time, depending on the wishes of
the readers on both sides.  For now, they are separate.

From tale@uunet.uu.net Wed May 10 18:55:47 1995
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From: tale@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence)
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sci.bio.conservation is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 188:17 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 4 Nov 1994.

Group submission address:   conssub@u.washington.edu
Moderator contact address:  consreq@u.washington.edu (Preston Hardison)

For your newsgroups file:
sci.bio.conservation	Conservation biology research. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the call for votes:

Sci.bio.conservation is a forum for conservation biologists and others
interested in conservation biology.  The specific goal of this
newsgroup is to help develop the scientific and technical means for
the protection, maintenance, and restoration of life on this planet,
including:

   (1) the promotion of research and the maintenance of the
       highest standards of quality and ethics in research;
   (2) the publication and dissemination of scientific, 
       technical, and management information; 
   (3) the encouragement of communication and collaboration
       between conservation biology and other disciplines
       (including other biological and physical sciences,
       the behavioral and social sciences, economics, law
       and philosophy) that study and advise on conservation
       and natural resource issues; 
   (4) the education, at all levels, of the public, of
       biologists, and of managers, in the principles of
       conservation biology.

Because there are several Usenet newsgroups for discussion of
environmental activism (in particular talk.environment), this
newsgroup will generally not carry such discussions.


DETAILS

Preston Hardison, phd@u.washington.edu, will moderate the newsgroup.

Preston runs the CONSBIO mailing list.  Sci.bio.conservation
effectively duplicates and complements CONSBIO; these two forums may
establish a gateway at some future time, depending on the wishes of
the readers on both sides.  For now, they are separate.

