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Arabia and beyond

Belgrave of Bahrain
An article on the life of Charles Dalrymple Belgrave, advisor to the ruler of Bahrain.
Botanical Terms
A page with some of the terms used to identify plants, including links to more exhaustive lists on the Internet. The original list was prepared for a workshop evening devoted to plant identification and plant terminology.
Desert Report
Copy of news article from BBC on report by UN on state of the world's deserts. The full UNEP Global Desert Outlook is available in HTML format at the UNEP site. A PDF version is available here.
Kalleri (Nepal) School report
Reports from Howard Trillo on the status of the school development program supported by ENHG members in Nepal.
Medicinal Plants
A Guide to the Medicinal Plants of North Africa. Many of these plants also occur in UAE and Oman.

Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Arabia ...
Information on the ABBA project and lists of Arabian breeding birds.
Bahrain Natural History Society ...
Bahrain Natural History Society (BNHS) has long been considered one of the leading non-governmental organizations concerned with conservation of nature; not only in the Kingdom of Bahrain but throughout the Arabian Gulf region. It was founded in 1976, by a number of mainly expatriates, including Trevor Hallam, who were all keen bird watchers.
International Crane Foundation ...
The International Crane Foundation (ICF) commits to a future where all crane species are secure - a future where people cooperate to protect and restore wild populations and their ecosystems. These efforts sustain the places where cranes live, to the benefit of countless other species.
Qatar Natural History Group ...
"The Qatar Natural History Group (QNHG) was founded in November 1978 to 'bring together people with an interest in the natural history of Qatar and the Gulf', and the inaugural meeting was held in the grounds of the National Museum."
Wildlife Middle East News ...
Wildlife Middle East News is produced as a dual language (English-Arabic) quality newsletter and is published quarterly. Wildlife Middle East News contains papers, reports, letters and announcements submitted by veterinarians, biologists, and other animal care professionals working with captive and free-living wildlife in the Middle East region.

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