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About APES
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The Australasian Pollination Ecologists Society (A.P.E.S.) was formed in August 1980. The aims of the Society are to participate in, encourage and communicate research in the field of pollination ecology in Australasia. A.P.E.S. welcomes the involvement of all botanists, ecologists, zoologists, population geneticists, embryologists and others with an interest in pollination ecology in Australasia. A.P.E.S. provides a forum for the exchange of information and ideas through newsletters and meetings. 

A.P.E.S. welcomes and encourages student involvement and since 1998 the APES Scholarship of $500 has been awarded competitively to one student from a field of high quality applicants.

A sugar glider eats (and pollinates) a Banksia..
 
Joining the society
Joining
A.P.E.S.		 The Society has about 100 members and it welcomes new members with interests that support A.P.E.S. Members receive regular newsletters (between 2 and 4 a year). We meet as a group every two years, at informal meetings that have been held in South Australia, Westerm Australia, Victoria, Queensland and New South Wales. Our most recent meeting took place in New Zealand in January 2000. Annual membership to A.P.E.S. costs AUS $10.

If you would like to join A.P.E.S., fill out a membership form. Please complete the form, include AUS $10 for a year's subscription, and send it to: 
 

Dr Sue Carthew, Vice- President A.P.E.S., Dept. of Applied and Molecular Ecology, The University of Adelaide, ROSEWORTHY, SA, 5371, AUSTRALIA, (Australian applicants), or

Dr Alastair Robertson, Ecology Dept., Massey University, Private Bag 11222, Palmerston North, NEW ZEALAND. (Overseas applicants). 
You will be sent a collection of the most recent newsletters and your name will be added to the mailing list for future newsletters. Our newsletters contain book reviews, short articles from members, theses abstracts, lists 
of recent pollination ecology articles, information about approaching conferences and regular updates of members' addresses and research interests.
Next Meeting
To be advised.
Links
Links
  • Scandinavian Association of Pollination Ecology - GO
  • University of Delaware (Dept. Entomology & Applied Ecology) - GO
  • University of Guelph (Dept. Environmental Biology) - GO
  • Bee and Pollination links - GO
  • University of Idaho - GO
  • The Forgotten Pollinators - GO
  • IACR - Rothamsted - GO
Contact
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Site Information
This page is hosted by The University of Adelaide, Roseworthy Campus, and was created by A. Sjöström, C.L. Gross, D.Bos and S. Carthew. Last update: December 2000.