Australian Geographic Society Lecture: Brisbane 1 June 2005

[toxinologist]

Hi all,

I?ll be in Brisbane on the 1st June on behalf of the Australian Geographic Society to present a lecture on society-sponsored research in Papua New Guinea. Details from the Society website are as follows:

?SNAKE TRACKS? David Williams

David brings snakebite research and treatment to some of the most remote parts of Papua New Guinea. Listen to his fascinating story.

Wednesday, 1 June, 7.30 p.m. $15.00.

Queensland Museum,
South Bank,
cnr. Grey & Melbourne Streets,
Brisbane.

To book online go ot the Australian Geographic Society website (http://www.australiangeographic.com). Or phone 1300 555 176, fax (02) 9473 6790 quoting your credit card number; or by mail to AG Society Lectures, PO Box 321, Terrey Hills NSW, 2084.

Look forward to seeing some herpers there!

Cheers


David

 

[indicus]

RE: Australian Geographic Society Lecture: Brisbane 1 June 2

Sounds like it will be a informative story, for those that have a interest in PNG, it's herps, and those out there doing it. Look forward to hearing about it....

 

[Kenshin]

RE: Australian Geographic Society Lecture: Brisbane 1 June 2

i used to live in PNG

 

[NCHERPS]

RE: Australian Geographic Society Lecture: Brisbane 1 June 2

David,

Are you likely to be coming to Sydney with this, maybe the AHS, or is it only to be held in QLD?

Neil

 

[toxinologist]

RE: Australian Geographic Society Lecture: Brisbane 1 June 2

Hi Neil,

I guess whether they bring me to Sydney depends on if I fall off the stage or not in Brissie ...

I'll let you know of any other venues as they come up. I would however be happy to do a talk for the AHS sometime - I'll be in Sydney at the end of June, or for that matter for the VHS while I am in Melbourne at some stage.

Cheers


David

 

[toxinologist]

RE: Australian Geographic Society Lecture: Brisbane 1 June 2

REMINDER

As the original notice is now a couple of weeks old ... this is a quick reminder about tomorrow night's Australian Geographic Society lecture at the Queensland Museum in Southbank ... the talk is all about snakes, snakebite and rural life in Papua New Guinea ... starts at 7.30pm ... proceeds go to the Australian Geographic Society and tickets are available from AGS shops throughout SE Queensland...

Cheers


David Williams
PNG Snake Venom Research Project

 

[Dicco]

RE: Australian Geographic Society Lecture: Brisbane 1 June 2

It was a great lecture mate, glad I could make it. I learnt a lot from it.