Animal Biodiversity and Conservation. Volume 34.2 (2011) Pages: 363-367
The Fifth International Little Owl Symposium, 4–6 February 2011, Vic, Catalonia (Spain)
Framis, H., Baucells, J., Zuberogoitia, I., Van Nieuwenhuyse, D.
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The First International Little Owl Symposium took place in Champ–sur–Marne (France) in November 2000, organized by the International little owl Working Group (ILOWG). It was the first international meeting regarding a sole owl species in Europe. Since then, efforts have been made to improve our knowledge and develop management plans for little owl conservation, and every new advance has been shared among all of us, owl researchers and owl friends, at regular international meetings. The Fifth Symposium gave continuity to the series of previous meetings held in France, England and Belgium. The most recent meeting was held in Herzele, Flanders, and the highlight was the presentation of the latest little owl monograph of Van Nieuwenhuyse et al., 2008. This meeting demonstrated the need to promote future gatherings of researchers.
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Framis, H., Baucells, J., Zuberogoitia, I., Van Nieuwenhuyse, D., 2011. The Fifth International Little Owl Symposium, 4–6 February 2011, Vic, Catalonia (Spain). Animal Biodiversity and Conservation, 34: 363-367, DOI: https://doi.org/10.32800/abc.2011.34.0363-
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