“Pangolins: probable origin of COVID-19 and most trafficked endangered mammal”
Friend of the Earth Webinar
WEBINAR: Special Earth Day Webinar about Pangolins & Covid-19
Featuring:
Patrick Boehler
Editor of the Pangolinreports
https://www.pangolinreports.com/
Presenter:
Paolo Bray
Founder and Director
Friend of the Sea – Friend of the Earth
paolobray@friendofthesea.org
Download presentation here:
https://mega.nz/file/UhlkhAoB#5yUR-sZfMAfGZPCkCJMzMMqJOBm5CB05hNGqQHLgiNA
Dear Madam/Sir,
Friend of the Earth is pleased to invite you to the free of charge webinar on “Pangolins: probable origin of COVID-19 and most trafficked endangered mammal”
This webinar can be of interest to:
– media professionals, journalists
– environmental conservation groups, NGOs
– government officials
– pharmaceutical companies
– companies’ sustainability and environmental managers
– bloggers, influencers and many more.
During this half an hour session, Patrick Boehler (editor of The Pangolin Reports) and Paolo Bray (Founder and Director at Friend of the Earth and Friend of the Sea) will cover the following subjects:
Earth Day & Pangolins Pangolins’ Biology and distribution
Threats and IUCN Redlist status Illegal trade of pangolins
Claimed pharmaceutical proprieties of pangolins’ parts
Wet wildlife markets, coronavirus and pangolins
Conservation initiatives to protect pangolins.
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https://meetingdemo.zoho.com/meeting/register?sessionId=1022622844
This webinar will take place on 22nd of April 2020 at 03:00 pm, CET +1 (06:00 am San Francisco; 09:00 am in New York; 02:00 pm in London; 03:00 pm in Johannesburg; 08:00 pm in Bangkok; 09:00 pm in Hong Kong; 23:00 pm in Sidney).
Participation is free of charge.
Friend of the Earth certificate of attendance will be issued to all participants.
If you cannot attend the live session, sign up anyway and we will send you a recording.
You will also have the opportunity to pose questions to the speakers during the webinar.
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