2001

February 24 - 25
Technology & Globalization Teach-In at Hunter College, University of New York

A weekend of expert panals, speakers and stimulating discussion about the new generation of technology and era of globalization. Some of the questions discussed will include Who should control the evolution of technology? What are the intrinsic consequences of certain technologies in terms of health, the environment, social justice and democracy, religion, and how we view the effects on us? Do the new telecommunications serve democracy or the opposite?
Contact: New York Open Center
(212) 219-2527 x 110 or (888) 629-9269
www.ifg.org

The Rainforest Alliance's renowned musical event. On March 6, 2001 at the Beacon Theatre in New York City, the Rainforest Alliance will host our fourth annual benefit concert featuring Gibson SmartWood-certified musical instruments and performances by an ensemble of amazing artists and musicians. This year, headliners will include Dr. John, Keb' Mo', Levon Helm, BR5-49, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, Fabulous Thunderbirds Kim Wilson, and many special guests!
Benefit ticket prices range from $200/individual to $25,000 ticket packages. General Admission tickets will be available in February. For more information, and to purchase benefit tickets, please call (212) 677-1900 x 228.
Email: Michelle Staudinger at mstaudinger@ra.org.
More information on this Web site.

NWF host Dr. Steve Torbit will lead a trip to Yellowstone, describing the process of returning wolves their natural ecosystem.
Web site: www.nwf.org/expeditions/trips/trip_wolves.html

A series of slide lectures with topics including intertidal seaweeds, kelp forests and mangrove coasts, salt marshes and maritime woods. The series take place on four Monday afternoons, and four Thursday evenings.
Contact:
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024
To register: (212) 769-5200
Email: visitorinfo@amnh.org
Web site: www.amnh.org

Contact: American Museum of Natural History
Central Park West at 79th Street, New York, NY 10024
Tel: 212-769-5100
Email: visitorinfo@amnh.org
Web site: www.amnh.org

An exploration of issues involving indigenous peoples, conservation, development and ethnosciences for the new millenium. Presented by The University of Hawai'i at Manoa & The JuliFlora Foundation
For more information, contact:
Building Bridges Conference
University of Hawai'i
Honolulu, HI
96822-2279
Fax (808) 956-3923
Email: bbt2@hawaii.edu

NWF will guide a trip into British Columbia where they will explore the world of the Grizzlies.
Web site: www.nwf.org/expeditions/trips/trip_grizzly.html

The Galapagos IMAX

Part adventure, part scientific expedition, part personal quest, and part fantastic voyage, this unprecedented non-fiction film takes audiences on a journey with marine biologist Dr. Carole Baldwin, from the Smithsonian Institutions's Museum of Natural History, on her first trips to the famed Galapagos Islands.
Check for local area listings of all IMAX films at www.imax.com/theatres and also inquire about special showings for groups.

Dive into the world of dolphins, and study the communication and predation patterns among these elusive marine mammals. Featuring music by Sting, "Dolphins" aims to foster respect for our oceans and the life they contain.
To find theaters near you go to: www.dolphinsfilm.com/FSShow.htm

This syndicated television show explores the troubled and threatened Florida Everglades, home to over 60 rare and endangered species, including wood storks, manatees and Florida panthers. Narrated by Ed Begley, Jr.
To find local schedules: www.nwf.org/productions/onlocation.html

The first IMAX from the National Wildlife Federation, this combination of art and science presents a fresh new perspective on the mysterious and quiet life of whales. Critics have called the film "breathtaking" and a "dazzling poetic experience." Narrated by Patrick Stewart.
To find theaters near you go to: www.nwf.org/productions/whalestheaters.html

Each month they will select and exhibit one winning image on the Conservancy's web site. Winners will receive a complimentary Conservancy membership for one year and other exciting prizes donated by Canon USA, Orvis and Lowepro.
For more info go to: www.tnc.org/frames/index.html?/news/index.html

Step into the Rainforest!
Explore the 10-story Rainforest Pyramid where butterflies, birds and tropical fish share the lush environment with exotic plants from the rainforests of Africa, Asia and the Americas. Beneath the verdant canopy you'll find crashing waterfalls, gentle pools and a Mayan Colonnade. You'll also find the popular Bat Cave and the Butterfly Hatching Hut.
For more info go to: www.moodygardens.com/rainforest_home.html

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