Record

RefNoCMB/174/37
LevelItem
TitleSeventh meeting of the Southern Zone Research Committee
Date2 July 1969
DescriptionPresent: Sir Maurice Yonge; Professor E J H Corner; Dr F C Fraser; Sir Vivian Fuchs; Professor T N George; Professor J S Kennedy; Dr L H Matthews; Dr F R Parrington; Professor O W Richards; Lt Cdr D P D Scott; Professor J A Steers
Present by invitation: Dr D r Stoddart; Dr H G Vevers

Matters discussed:
1.) Previous minutes confirmed
2.) Conservation in the Seychelles
3.) Aldabra
4.) Cook bicentenary expedition
5.) Great Barrier Reef
6.) New Hebrides
7.) International symposium on corals and coral reefs
8.) Pacific science congress
9.) Discussion meeting on coral reefs of the Western Indian Ocean
10.) Tristan da Cunha
11.) Introduction of weasels into the British Solomon Islands protectorate
12.) Southern Chile
13.) Results from scientific expeditions
14.) Palau Islands
15.) Coral reef fishes

Summary of recommendations

Signed C M Yonge 16 June 1970
Document reference SZR/5(69) [C/132(69)]
Extent5pp
FormatTypescript
AccessStatusOpen
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