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September
2003
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WPC
Programme
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World
Parks Congress
Media Events & Press Conferences
Day 3 -
Wednesday 10 September
Day1
// Day 2 // Day 3
// Day 4 // Day 5
// Day 6 // Day 7
// Day 8 // Day 9
// Day 10
| Press events
at
Durban International Conference Centre (DICC) can
only be booked by organizations participating in the Vth IUCN
World Parks Congress. Congress organizers will take into account
preferred date and time, but final allocation depends on demand
and availability. The
DICC Press Room will be set up with theatre-style seating
(chairs only) and will have a capacity of 50 people. The standard
equipment in the DICC Press Room will consist of a podium,
a data projector screen, microphones for presenters
and the audience, and an audio sound system. Event organizers
will be required to bring their own laptops. A technician
will be available to assist organizers. After reception of
the form, a member of our events team will contact you with
a booking reference and further instructions. Please
fill out the entire form: PDF
Format // Word
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LIST
OF PRESS CONFERENCES / MEDIA EVENTS AT THE WPC
Day 3 - Wednesday
10 September
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TIME
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EVENT
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10:30-11.30
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State governor of Amazon announces a new protected areas programme
Organised by: CI
Brazil
Description:
Countries in Africa and South America, with which CI has been
working closely, are poised to announce major new protected
areas that could make them global leaders in conservation.
CI helped identify the places of greatest threat, and is helping
the governments fund the new areas. In total, several million
of acres of habitat will be preserved. (Video Available)
Contact: Andrea Margit
a.margit@conservation.org.br
Speakers:
Eduardo Braga, State Governor of Amazon // Russel Mittelmeir,
President, CI // José Maria Cardoso, VP for
Science, CI, Brazil
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12:30-14:00
SIDE EVENT
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Shattering
the Myth about Extinction in the Oceans
Organised by: IUCN-SSC
Contact: Anna Knee
alk@iucn.org
Description: tba |
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13:00
- ??
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Launch : Environment Matters
Organised by: World
Bank
Contact: Sergio Jelinek
sjellinek@worldbank.org
Kristyn Ebro
kebro@worldbank.org
Description: tba
Speakers:
Achim Steiner // Ian Johnson, President for Sustainable
Development, WB // Kristalina Georgieva, Director for
Environment, WB // Rep from SA Ministry of Water
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14:00-15:00
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Launch -TNC-WWF-IUCN Global Fire Partnership
Organised by: TNC
/ IUCN
/ WWF
Contact: Dena Cator
dena.cator@iucn.org
Description: tba
Speakers:
William Jackson, Director of Global Programme, IUCN
// Steve McCormick, CEO, TNC // Claude Martin,
DG, WWF
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15:30-16:30
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State of the World's Oceans
Organised by: CI
Description:
Amid growing indications that the ocean is in serious trouble
from collapsing fish stocks to dying coral reefs
a team of marine scientists led by CI will issue the first
specific set of recommendations aimed at reversing the decline
of the worlds oceans. Born out of Defying Oceans
End, an international marine science conference held in Mexico,
the concrete recommendations come with a price tag calculated
by a team of business leaders led by Goldman Sachs.
Contact: Brad Phillips
b.phillips@conservation.org
Speakers:
Dr. Sylvia Earle, Executive Director of CI's Global Marine
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