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DESCRIPTION:On Monday 16 February Honorary Associate Professor Peter Taylor
  will speak to us about the proposal to list Canberra as the first Interna
 tional Wetlands City in Australia. This proposal will protect and publicis
 e the extent of wetlands associated with the city of Canberra as the 'Bush
  Capital' and provide another important promotional area  for tourism for
  the city while protecting the environment. Professor Taylor is attached t
 o the Fenner School at the ANU where he supports students and provides gui
 dance for those interested in a career working in the environment area of 
 the Public Service\, or with the environment in general. He was a senior e
 xecutive in the Australian Pubic Service working in Environment and has si
 nce worked with Honours Students with their midterm reviews and the Indige
 nous Protected Areas through the protected areas in the National Reserve S
 ystem. This meeting will be at lunchtime at the Commonwealth Club on Monda
 y 16 February. Please register as soon as possible (and by COBN Thursday) 
 as numbers will be given to the Commonwealth Club on Friday morning. 
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LOCATION:The Commonwealth Club
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SUMMARY:RCC Lunchtime Meeting Monday 16 February 
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>On Monday 16 February Honorary Associate Pr
 ofessor Peter Taylor will speak to us about the proposal to list Canberra 
 as the first International Wetlands City in Australia. This proposal will 
 protect and publicise the extent of wetlands associated with the city of C
 anberra as the &#39\;Bush Capital&#39\; and provide another important prom
 otional area&nbsp\; for tourism for the city while protecting the environm
 ent.</p>\n\n<p>Professor Taylor is attached to the Fenner School at the AN
 U where he supports students and provides guidance for those interested in
  a career working in the environment area of the Public Service\, or with 
 the environment in general. He was a senior executive in the Australian Pu
 bic Service working in Environment and has since worked with Honours Stude
 nts with their midterm reviews and the Indigenous Protected Areas through 
 the protected areas in the National Reserve System.</p>\n\n<p><strong>This
  meeting will be at lunchtime at the Commonwealth Club on Monday 16 Februa
 ry.</strong></p>\n\n<p>Please register as soon as possible (and by COBN Th
 ursday) as numbers will be given to the Commonwealth Club on Friday mornin
 g.</p>\n
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