The World Lagomorph Society (WLS) is an association, which intends to intensify the communication between persons who are interested in the research, management and conservation of lagomorphs (rabbits, hares and pikas). The World Lagomorph Society (WLC) was founded on November 24th 2005 after the co-founders, Klaus Hackländer and Paulo Célio Alves, understood the need of an association that can im
prove the knowledge and information exchange on lagomorphs (rabbits, hares and pikas). The principal intention of the WLS is to intensify the communication between people who are interested in the research, management and conservation, as well as increasing awareness and understanding in this mammals group. Lagomorphs are widespread in all continents and have not adapted to a single particular environment: individuals are extraordinarily successful in occupying the most diverse habitats throughout the world, from rather arid areas to open grassland or even artic environments. The Society encourages students, investigators and all people who are interested in lagomorphs and want to become a member. The WLS offers grants to student members that wish to attend lagomorph workshops and conferences. Moreover, with a membership you can access the WLS website and take advantage of material such as recent news, information about the members, literature, projects, meetings and more. Membership: 15€/ year student; 30€/ year full member
Website: http://www.worldlagomorphsociety.org/
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