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This shopping market is popular for bridal wear, jewelry & footwear.
Climate change is projected to impact drastically in southern African during the 21st century
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projected to become generally drier under enhanced anthropogenic forcing (Christensen et
al., 2007; Engelbrecht et al., 2009; James and Washington, 2013; Niang et al., 2014). These
changes in temperature and rainfall patterns will plausibly have a range of impacts in South
Africa, including impacts on energy demand (in terms of achieving human comfort within
buildings and factories), agriculture (e.g. reductions of yield in the maize crop under higher
temperatures and reduced soil moisture), livestock production (e.g. higher cattle mortality as
a result of oppressive temperatures) and water security (through reduced rainfall and
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What illnesses ZIKA is related to?
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Symptoms
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Which Countries should be avoid?
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Tests
Advices
Vaccines
Surveillance
References
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Conference sasaqs 2nd announcement 10_feb2016
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Southern
African
Society of
Aquatic
Scientists
SASAQS 2016
26-30 June 2016
Skukuza, Kruger National Park
Dear SASAQS Delegates
Our 2016 congress will be hosted by North West University’s Research
Unit for Environmental Sciences and Management in the Kruger
National Park from 26-30 June 2016.
A panel of international acclaimed researchers will act as keynote
speakers with our theme: Aquatic Research, Management and
Conservation in a rapid changing world!
This is in the high season school holiday period and therefore we would like to make a
special request with you that all registration and accommodation fees will have to be
paid by the 1st of March 2016 in order for us to keep the reservation. The rest of the
camp is already fully booked!
We know there are challenges with some of
the Academic Institutions and Government
Departments and would like to accommodate all
of you as far as possible but we will require pre-
payment as the Society have to pay that over to
Sanparks and cannot take the financial risk. The
recommendation is that you all make provision
for an advance in order to settle your registration
and accommodation fees in time.
Please note that purchase
orders should also be
processed and paid by the 1st
of March 2016 to secure your
booking, please check the
procedure with your financial
department to adhere within
the timelines. Quotes,
Invoices and Statements
are available on the online
registration system.
• We can only take reservations for the congress date. (26 June - 30 June)
Any pre or post congress bookings should be made directly with Sanparks.
www.sanparks.org.
Call for Papers
Abstracts in all fields of aquatic (freshwater, estuarine and marine) sciences are
invited. The deadline for submission of abstracts and posters is the 12th
of February
2016. We will not do electronic posters and the size of the poster boards is A0 in
portrait (84.1 cm wide x 118.9 cm tall lamination included.)
10 Feb 2016
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Please submit electronically on http://savetcon.conference-
services.net/directory.asp It will require you to register with
Oxford Abstracts, just follow the procedure.
• Abstracts can be submitted for consideration either as
oral or poster presentations.
• Oral presentations: 15 minutes, that include a few
minutes for questions.
• Please ensure that e-mail addresses as submitted
are correct, as these addresses will be used in all
correspondence and acceptance notifications.
• Maximum length: 250 words
• Late submissions will not be considered
Delegates will be informed of the outcome via oxford abstracts
by the 20th
of February 2016.
Preliminary Programme
The programme will be structured to allow for early
morning and afternoon drives.
Sunday 26 June 2016: Delegates can enter at the
Kruger Gate. Accommodation will be ready from 14:00.
Registration will be done from 16:00-18:00 followed by a
welcome dinner in the conference venue.
Monday 27 June 2016: Congress day, tea breaks and
lunch will be included. Dinner will be for own account
or self-catering. Restaurant and shop are available at
Skukuza.
Tuesday 28 June 2016: Congress day, tea breaks and
lunch will be included. Dinner will be for own account
or self-catering. Restaurant and shop are available at
Skukuza
Wednesday 29 June 2016: Congress day, tea breaks and
lunch will be included. Gala dinner will be included for all
registered delegates.
Thursday 30 June 2016: Check out time is 10:00
ACCOMMODATION
ALL BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES HAVE
AIRCONDITIONING
SELF CATERING (Utensils and own kitchen)
BD2 (Bungalow) 1 bedroom with 2 single beds R1 098.00 per night
SELF CATERING (Utensils and communal kitchen)
BE2 (Bungalow) 1 bedroom with 2 single beds R1 008.00 per night
BE3 (Bungalow) 1 bedroom with 3 single beds R1 008.00 per night
Please take note
of the following
deadlines for the
conference:
Early Abstract
acceptance: 12 February
2016. This deadline is
specifically for people /
organisations who need an
abstract acceptance letter
to book the accommodation
and conference fees. A
confirmation of acceptance
will be sent by 20 February
2016.
Accommodation booking
deadline: 1 March
2016. Accommodation
at Skukuza has been
booked for us for the
conference but if this
accommodation is not
booked and paid for by 1
March 2016 it reverts back
to the KNP. Please ensure
your accommodation
bookings are finalised
by 1 March otherwise we
cannot guarantee space in
Skukuza Rest Camp.
Final abstract deadline:
29 April 2016. If you do
not need an abstract
acceptance letter to book
and pay for the conference
and accommodation,
abstracts will still be
accepted until 29 April
2016. However, please take
note of the accommodation
deadline as well.
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ACCOMMODATION BOOKING FORM
SASAQS 2016 CONGRESS (Not registered for VAT)
SKUKUZA KNP
Booking Date:
Name:
Registration number:
Required accommodation: (e.g. BD3)
Arrival date: Departure date:
Invoice to be made out to:
Are you willing to share?
If you replied yes, name of person sharing:
Banking details:SAVETCON
Standard Bank
Brooklyn Branch
Branch code; 011245
Account No: 011846496
PLEASE NOTE THAT
ACCOMMODATION HAS TO BE PAID
WITHIN 7 DAYS FROM BOOKING, AND
USE YOUR NAME AND REGISTRATION
NUMBER AS REFERENCE
Allocated accommodation:
Invoice No: Receipt No:
Date:
Please complete the booking form and send to Erna at admin@savetcon.co.za
REGISTRATION
All delegates are required to register online at www.savetcon.co.za
Registration includes:
• Abstract book;
• Conference bag;
• Tea’s/Coffee’s;
• Lunches (3); Dinners (1) and Gala dinner. Breakfasts and other dinners are for
own account.
Registration Category Payment required
before 1 March 2015
SASAqS member R4 500.00
SASAqS non-member R5 400.00
SASAqS Student member R3 700.00
SASAqS Student non-member R4 200.00
Day Registration SASAqS member R1 500.00
Day Registration SASAqS non-member R1 800.00
Accompanying person (partner or spouse) fee for lunches
and dinners as specified
R2 000.00
CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT
Mrs Petrie Vogel - Registration and Administration
Tel: +27 (12) 346 1674, Fax: +27(12) 346 2929
Email: petrie@savetcon.co.za
Mrs Erna Klopper - Accommodation Bookings
Email: admin@savetcon.co.za