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Seminar in SG: Shark’s Fin Soup: To Ban Or Not To Ban?

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Seminar in SG: Shark’s Fin Soup: To Ban Or Not To Ban?

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  1. Shark’s Fin Soup: To Ban Or Not To Ban? http://web1.iseas.edu.sg/?p=6876 http://web1.iseas.edu.sg/wp-content/upload...02/16feb121.pdf

     

    Will banning shark’s fin soup from restaurant menus really save shark populations from extinction?

     

    NO,

    says one man, a vet, an animal lover, and member of a UN body on endangered species.

     

    Join us for an ISEAS seminar

    “Shark’s Fin Soup Helps the Poor: Is the Fin Industry all that Bad?”

    Thursday, 16 February 2012

    9:30am - 12:30pm

    ISEAS Seminar Room II

     

    SPEAKER

    Dr Choo-Hoo Giam

    Committee Member, CITES (UN  Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora)

     

    DISCUSSANTS

    Mr Louis Ng - Executive Director, ACRES (Animal Concerns Research and Education Society)

    Mr Hank Jenkins - President, Species Management Specialists

    Professor Steve Oakley - Chairman, Shark Savers Malaysia

     

    PROGRAMME

    9:30am to 10:15am “Sharks Fin Soup Helps the Poor: Is the Fin Industry all that Bad?” by Dr Choo-Hoo Giam

    10:15am - 10:30am Tea Break

    10:30am - 12noon

    Discussants: Mr Louis Ng

    Mr Hank Jenkins

    Prof Steve Oakley

     

    12noon Q & A

     

    To register, email may@iseas.edu.sg Or http://web1.iseas.edu.sg/?page_id=6877

  2. Xaria, does that mean Giam will NOT be on the panel? If not, will he be doing a Q&A?

  3. Giam is the (main) Speaker.

     

    3 Discussants.

     

    There will be a moderator from ISEAS...

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