中国野生动物保护协会科学考察委员会2023年度工作会议在山东东营召开

2023年3月9日至12日,中国野生动物保护协会科学考察委员会2023年度工作会议在山东东营召开.中国野生动物保护协会秘书长、科学考察委员会主任武明录,中国野生动物保护协会办公室副主任聂顺礼,北京林业大学教授郭玉民,科学考察委员会副主任张德志、雷佳民、李连成、王建国,黄河三角洲国家级自然保护区管理委员会副主任刘晓、正高级工程师单凯出席了开幕式,来自黑龙江、吉林、辽宁、河北、新疆、宁夏、内蒙古等18个省、市、自治区的60多名科考委员参加了此次会议.     

挥毫泼墨共叙和谐生态——聚焦中国野生动物保护协会“鹊境人居”生态书画摄影展

2014年7月30日,“鹊境人居”生态书画摄影展在秦皇岛野生动物救护中心举行。展览由中国野生动物保护协会和中国生态书画院联合举办,旨在通过书画名家围绕“鹊境人居”主题创作的有关人与自然和谐共处的精美作品,塑造生态艺术空间。十一届全国人大常委会副委员长周铁农,国家林业部原副部长刘广运,全国政协书画室副主任、中国野生动物保护协会会长赵学敏,中国生态书画院常务副院长张世俊,中国野生动物保护协会副秘书长赵胜利,中国野生动物保护协会科学考察委员会常务副主任兼秘书长张德志,北京书法家王振等人亲临现场参加本次活动。     

笔墨含情绘生态

正初春的京城天朗气清,惠风和畅。3月19日,一批关注生态事业的书法、绘画和摄影名家齐聚北京中国生态书画院,共同展出他们创作和拍摄的生态文化艺术精品,结合野生动物标本科普展览宣传,探讨生态艺术与生态保护的契合关系,为生态文明建设探索新路。中国生态书画院名誉院长、全国政协书画室副主任、中国野生动物保护协会会长赵学敏,中国生态书画院院长张虎、常务副院长张世俊、中国野生动物保护协会副秘书长赵胜利、中国野生动物保护     

中动协《科学保护野生动物》展览成中国·贵州生态产品(技术)博览会关注热点

《科学保护野生动物》展览与公益同行 《科学保护野生动物》展是由中国野生动物保护协会主办,中国野生动物保护协会科学考察委员会(以下简称“科考委员会”)、《旅游纵览》杂志社、中国生态摄影网承办的生态影像公益展览.中国野生动物保护协会副会长、科考委员会主任委员陈建伟,中国野生动物保护协会科普处处长郭立新,科考委员会常务副主任委员兼秘书长、 《旅游纵览》杂志社社长张德志亲临现场指导工作,并参加公众科普宣传服务活动.     

广州长隆野生动物世界 启动全民拍猴大比拼

正4月26日,来自南美亚马孙流域的4种珍稀灵长目动物——松鼠猴、黑吼猴、黑丛尾猴和白额卷尾猴在广州长隆野生动物世界金猴王国首次亮相,新奇的面孔和娇萌的神态引来众多游客的观赏和拍照。     

“美丽中国·跨界科考”第二季 走进习水

正一条鱼、一条河、一个部落、一个方国。在黔北富有灵性的山水间,在美丽而又神奇的习水县,一个"习"字穿起了这里的千古文明和生命链条,纵贯古今,源远流长。2016年9月6至12日,由联合国教科文组织人与生物圈中国国家委员会、中国野生动物保护协会、贵州省林业厅和颂和文化发展公司等共同发起的"美丽中国·跨界科考"第二季走进贵州习水,开展了涉及多学科的探秘科考,这是继2015年11月贵州省石阡县成功举办之后的又一大型跨界科考活动。     

中国野生动物保护协会科学考察委员会正式成立

<正>经过两年多的筹备,经中华人民共和国民政部、中国科学协会批准,中国野生动物保护协会科学考察委员会正式成立。3月30日下午四点,中国野生动物保护协会科学考察委员会成立大会在湖北京山县隆重举行。这是一次群贤毕至、众杰云集的盛会;是一次海纳百川、集思广益的盛会。中国野生动物保护协会会长赵学敏莅临会议指导工作并做了重要讲话,中国野生动物保护协会副会长陈建伟主持大会,来自全国各地的生态摄影人、专家、学者共近百人出席了会议。     

中国野生动物保护协会2014年理事会在北京召开

<正>元旦前夕,以"保护野生动物,促进生态建设"为主旨的中国野生动物保护协会2014年理事会在北京召开,来自全国各省市自治区的130多位代表参加会议,国家林业局副局长刘东生和中国科学技术协会有关部门领导到会并讲话。热心关注野生动物保护事业的中国作家协会副主席张抗抗、中央电视台播音指导赵忠祥也应邀到会。中国野生动物     

Administration for Scientific Research

Abstract

Stability and change are the poles of the field in which scientific research exists: Ideally stable – better: growing-resources for ever-changing scientific aims? The author deals first with the 'why' of science management and introduces some basic aspects from the point of view of the German lawyer as science administrator. Dealing next with the 'how' of science management, he gives examples of lines of action in personnel, finance, and procurement using the Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum as a model. Finally, he sketches some character traits of a science administrator and a scientist: ideally not opponents, sitting on the poles of stability and change respectively, but partners working together for the enhancement of scientific research in their field.     

The Military Factor in Scientific Research

Abstract

The role of the military imperative in science is here examined. The historical drives of nation states to defend themselves, or to transmute defence into offence, have been a consistently compulsive and political factor since at least the European Renaissance. Here the manifold aspects of the military factor are reviewed, including the rare occasions when improved weapons technology was spurned, the drive for mass production of arms, chemical warfare, the economic and political power of the arms bazaar, export control of arms and finally the efforts to achieve disarmament.     

Scientific Research In the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

TheQinghai-TibetPlateauhasbeenaffectingtheworldwithitsrisingelevation,uniquenaturalenvironmentandrichlyendowednaturalresources.Itcommandsincredibleimportanceforstudyingtheformationandevolutionoftherockcircleandthemovementoftheearth'scrust.FIRSTSTAGE.TheChineseAcademyofScienceshas,eversincethe1950s,beenorganizingscientificsurveyintheQinghaiTibetPlateau.Beginningin1973,teamsofscientistsweresenttosurveytheRiseoftheQinghai-TibetPlateauandItsImpactontheNaturalEnvironmentandHumanActivit…     

The Congressional Committee Intelligence System: Information,Oversight, and Change

Data from a study of top staffers on congressional committees indicate that Congress is rich in sources of information about the executive branch, and that it exploits these sources surprisingly well. An observer of the contemporary Congress can read Max Weber's classic essay on "bureaucracy" with minimum alarm. Weber's bureaucracy had an "overtowering" position relative to its nominal political masters because of its continuity, expertise, and ability to guard information (secrecy). U.S. congressional committees have built a formidable counter organization. Committee staffers are not mere "dilettantes" who stand opposite administrative "experts." They have a significant level of experience in the areas covered by the agencies they oversee, and well developed communication networks which give them significant opportunities to push aside any veil covering bureaucratic decisions and activities. Moreover, they indicate a surprisingly active approach to keeping track of agency activities, leading one to question the predominance in the contemporary period of the "fire alarm" approach described in the literature. The article develops reasons why an active information seeking style may be more attractive now than in the past and suggests a connection between environmental changes, changes in information seeking behavior, and changes in other aspects of oversight behavior.