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Lecture

The critical role of taxonomy in carabid conservation and biosecurity

Prof Kip Will Lecture Event Image featuring Prof Will and Carabid beetles

Join us for a special lecture from Professor Kip Will, the world's leading expert on carabid beetles, as he shares his carabid research and why fundamental taxonomic science is critical to modern conservation efforts and biosecurity.

Join the world's leading expert on carabid beetles for an enthralling lecture on carabid research and why fundamental taxonomic science is critical to modern conservation efforts and biosecurity. 

Professor Kip Will from the University of California, Berkeley, is visiting Australia as part of a partnership between the WA Museum, Fortescue, and the WA Museum Foundation. HBI is delighted to host a special lecture for staff, students and guests at Murdoch University on Thursday, 2nd April from 10:30am-12pm.

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Lecture

The critical role of taxonomy in carabid conservation and biosecurity

Date

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Location

The Lecture will be held in Murdoch University's Boola Katitjin building, Level 3, room 360.3.002. Please take the lift or escalators to level 3 and follow the signs to room 002 at the southern end of the building. 

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To find out more about studying at Murdoch contact us on study@murdoch.edu.au or 1300 687 3624.

Topics

Animals, Beet, Biosecurity, Ecology, Insects, Sustainability