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Papers presented in a symposium on "Insect conservation" at the 1995
annual meeting of the Acadian Entomological Society at Campobello, NB,
Canada will be published in a special issue of the Northeastern
Naturalist.
Papers included are:
Insects, entomologists and the conservation of biodiversity.
Malcolm L Hunter, Jr. and Jeff Jaros-Su.
The conservation of invertebrates in Maine and New England:
Perspectives and prognoses. Mark A. McCollough.
Butterfly poaching for profit in Baxter State Park. Jean Hoek-
water.
Bee conservation and increasing Osmia spp. in Maine wild blue-
ber-ry fields. Constance Stubbs.
Conservation status and reintroduction of the endangered American
burying beetle. Michael Amaral, Andrea Kozol and Thomas
French.
The role of the amateur in insect conservation. Paul-Michael
Brunelle.
Copies of this special issue may be obtained for $5.00 (Can. or US) if
ordered by June 1, 1997 from:
Northeastern Naturalist
Dyer Bay Road, PO Box 9
Steuben, ME, USA 04680-0009
(For further information contact the Northeastern Naturalist at TEL 207
546-2821 or email [log in to unmask])
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