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BIODIVERSITY RESEARCH INSTITUTE

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Mission: Advancing information and research for the conservation of New York’s biodiversity.




ON JUNE 30, 2009, THE BRI PROGRAM OFFICE WILL BE CLOSING DOWN TEMPORARILY. THE ACTING DIRECTOR OF BRI AND THE BRI EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ARE WORKING TO REINSTATE STAFF AND WE HOPE TO BEGIN PROGRAM ACTIVITIES AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. WE DO NOT ANTICIPATE ANY CHANGES TO THE UPCOMING FALL 2009 BRI BIOLOGY AND CONSERVATION LECTURE SERIES OR TO THE 2010 NORTHEAST NATURAL HISTORY CONFERENCE, SO PLEASE PLAN ACCORDINGLY.

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BRI's 2007–2008 Biennial Report — Now Available
BRI staff recently completed this report that highlights some of the program's achievements over the last two years. Read More...



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Biology and Conservation Lecture Series :: Fall 2009
The schedule of speakers and their lecture topics for the October 2009 lecture series are now available. Read More...

 


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Web Seminars Now Available!
Recorded seminars are now available for a limited time for the April 2009 Biology and Conservation Lecture Series.
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Upcoming Conference:
Northeast Natural History Conference XI
April 12 – 13, 2010
Empire State Plaza Convention Center, Albany, NY

 


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