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CramQ - Seabirds presenting signs of interaction with fisheries

Recording date: Jun 5, 2012

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MARPRO Life Project Presentation. This workshop takes place in the framework of Life Program co-funded by the European Commission. Various organizations from Portugal and abroad present their work and research on rehabilitation of marine fauna during this workshop.

series: Workshop MARPRO: Stranding and Marine Animal Rehabilitation Networks

Conference introduced by: Ms. Catarina Eira
MARPRO overall project coordinator. Researcher, CESAM / Aveiro University
: Ms. Tania Lopes
Veterinarian nurse, CRAM-Q

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