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DESCRIPTION:Event Name: Science & Conservation Day\nEvent Url: http://www.a
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 Begin: 2013-02-09\nEvent Date End: 2013-02-09\n\nThe keynote address - Chi
 mpanzee Futures in a Crowded World: Lessons from Western Uganda - will be 
 given by Dr. Richard Wrangham and Dr. Elizabeth Ross. For 25 years\, Dr. W
 rangham and Dr. Ross have collaborated inside and outside Uganda's Kibale 
 National Park to promote a long-term future for more than a thousand chimp
 anzees and tens of thousands of people. Dr. Wrangham's research team has w
 orked with the Uganda Wildlife Authority to promote eco-tourism and protec
 t the rainforest\, uprooted thousands of wildlife snares and monitored the
  Kanyawara chimpanzee community\, and discovered fascinating behaviors tha
 t are unique to Kibale. Dr. Ross's Kasiisi Project works in 14 forest edge
  government primary schools supporting conservation through programs that 
 promote excellent education\, healthy bodies and environmental stewardship
  for nearly 10\,000 children. Between them\, they bring the message of wil
 dlife conservation and hope to the next generation of a critically importa
 nt growing population living in a volatile area containing some of the wor
 ld's most precious wildlife resources. Following the keynote address\, the
 re will be panel discussions focused on behavior and enrichment studies as
  well as veterinary and husbandry studies. There will also be an opportuni
 ty to go behind the scenes at the Zoo.
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SUMMARY:Science & Conservation Day
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