Sino-Ecologists Association Overseas was founded in 1988 for the purpose of promoting the exchange of ideas, knowledge, and scientific development in Ecology and related sciences, among Chinese ecologists overseas as well as between ecologists overseas and those in China. SINO-ECO provides an efficient channel between Chinese and foreign ecologists, through which mutual understanding and cooperation can be enhanced.
The SINO-ECO email server is Sino_eco@yahoogroups.com .
To sign on, please send an email to:Sino_ECO-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
To unsubscribe from the server, send an email to: Sino_ECO-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
The SINO-ECO Newsletters are published three times per year, in addition to any special issues. Comments, suggestions, and news items and articles are welcome. Submissions can be sent to Dr. Frank Chang (fchang@sino-eco.org)
Any individual with Chinese origin and at least one year of overseas professional experience in ecological fields, willing to recognize and follow the bylaws and paying the membership dues, shall be deemed to be eligible as a member. The due for Regular and Student Members in developed countries will be $10 and $5 (US Dollars or equal foreign currency) respectively, for those in developing countries will be $5 and waived, respectively. Memberships are on an August 1-July 31 schedule. For new members, dues paid before March 1 will cover the current year and the following year; those paid between October 1 and February 28 will be half of the due and will cover the current year. Paying multi-year dues is encouraged. Donation is greatly appreciated. Please send your check, payable to SINO-ECO, to: Ms.
Wei Ren,
Email: renwei1@auburn.edu for mailing instructions.
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| Regular Membership: $10/year | |
| Student Membership: $5/year | |
| Regular Membership in Developing Countries: $5/year | |
| Student Membership in Developing Countries: free |
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