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Wildlife Trust Alliance's Dr. Rodrigo A. Medellin Awarded National Conservation
Honor by Mexican President Vicente Fox
A Leading Mammalogist, Dr. Medellin is Expert in Bat Conservation and Natural
Resource Preservation
PALISADES, NEW YORK, Dec. 1 -/E-Wire/-- Wildlife Trust, the international
non-profit organization focused on conservation science and the key
relationships between environmental change and wildlife and human health,
announced that Dr. Rodrigo A. Medellin, a member of the Wildlife Trust
Alliance, has won the 2004 Nature Conservation Award for Academic Research by
the National Commission of Natural Protected Areas in Mexico. Mexican President
Vicente Fox awarded the honor on November 27, 2004 in Yum Balam, Quintana Roo,
Mexico.
An internationally respected mammalogist, Dr. Medellin is Professor of Ecology
at the University of Mexico. He is President of the Board of Directors of theAmerican Society of Mammalogists, and serves on a task force of the Millenium
Project of the United Nations, addressing the preservation of natural
resources.
Dr. Medellin is also Director of the Program for Conservation of Bats in
Mexico, and is an advisor to the Mexican government on wildlife issues.
In making the announcement, Dr. Mary C. Pearl, President of Wildlife Trust,
said, "Rodrigo has been on the forefront of wildlife conservation in Mexico for
25 years, and is an expert in bat ecology and conservation. We are delighted
that his work has been honored at the highest level in Mexico, and very proud
that he is a part of the Wildlife Trust Alliance."
The Wildlife Trust Alliance is an international network of leaders in
conservation science and preeminent conservation organizations, and is housed
within Wildlife Trust. The Alliance presented its Conservation Platform at theWorld Conservation Congress held in Bangkok, Thailand in November of 2004.
About Wildlife Trust
Wildlife Trust is an international, non-profit organization dedicated to
innovative conservation science and conservation medicine, linking ecology and
human health in the New York region and around the world. Wildlife Trust trains
and supports a network of local scientists in over twenty countries in their
efforts to save endangered species and their habitats and to protect the health
of ecosystems that are vital to life on Earth. More information can be found on
their website, www.wildlifetrust.org.
For more information, or to speak with Dr.Rodrigo Medellin or Dr. Mary C.
Pearl, please contact Jane Trombley of Temin and Company at (212) 588-8788 or
/SOURCE: Wildlife Trust
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/CONTACT: Dr.Rodrigo Medellin or Dr. Mary C. Pearl,
please contact Jane Trombley of Temin and
Company at (212) 588-8788 or
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