Heritage Talk Third Day

Dear friends:

Again I am writing to invite you to participate in the initiative, Let's Talk About Heritage Sessions. The theme of the Third Day is Heritage Talk, One critical look al Natural Heritage of Panama.

This Day, we wish to introduce the vital importance of preserving our natural environment, as an indispensable support to the preservation of biodiversity for our country and for the world.

As you are aware, the aim of the conference is Heritage Talking raise awareness in the general public, alleviating the lack of knowledge around issues of culture and heritage. It is fine, perform monthly events, open to the general public for free, with featured panelists on various issues related to culture and heritage.

The Let's Talk About Heritage Session: One critical look al Natural Heritage of Panama, will take place on Thursday 20 June 2013 at 6:00 p.m., in the Hall The Orioles Panama Metropolitan Park. Admission is free; reservation is not needed. Everyone who wishes to participate is welcome.

This time we have the participation of Dr. Arturo Domenici, who will explain the importance of Ramsar sites in Panama with an emphasis on the Bay of Panama; Also we have the participation of Dr. Oris Sanjur, who will talk about the challenges of governance and protection of the Coiba National Park, which is inscribed on the World Heritage List by the United Nations Organization for Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). We have the Mgter. Mayte Gonzalez as moderator of the Day. You will find attached to this post the front and back of the invitation card, with details about the talks, and short biography of each of our exhibitors, and our moderator.

We have the support of Panama's Metropolitan Natural Park, Marviva Foundation, National Association for the Conservation of Nature (ANCÓN), Natura Foundation, International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) of Panama, Audubon Society of Panama, the Patronato Panama Viejo, and the Organizing Committee, in which I belong.

Admission is free. Come and listen, ask, find out about a thousand interesting things; come with us and let's talk about heritage again.

Regards,

Katti Osorio