Symposium Photographs

	Minister Lee Opens WildAruba Symposium (25 August)
	Attendees listen to talks and ask questions
	Orlando Quandt Moderates Symposium (25 August)
	Dr. Jan Piet Bekker Discusses the Mammals of Aruba (25 August)
	Dr. Howard Reinert presents on the ecology and conservation of the cascabel
	Gerard van Buurt discusses introduced species, and potential problems and impact on Aruba's native species
	Billie Harrison discusses the introduced Eleutherodactylus johnstonei
	Howard Reinert answers questions about the introduced boa constrictor
	Senator Lee carefully listens to issues about our wildlife
	Craig Berg discusses the dispersal of Johnstone's whistling frog in the Caribbean
	Kees Nooren discusses the impact that people have had on Aruba's flora
	Merrill Robles talks about the current state of native flora
	Jafet Nassar presents results of studies of the obligate mutualistic relationship of cacti and nectar eating bats.
	Dr. Lauretta Bushar presented the results of a study of lizards densities on the baranca.
	Andy Odum presents an overview of the amphibians and reptiles of Aruba.
	Bill Lutterschmidt discusses the findings of the boa reproductive study.
	The delegates are heavily involved in symposium on the second day
	Robert Reed of the USGS discusses control of introduced snakes.
	Giolina Henriquez from AMMF talks about marine mammals of Aruba
	Delegates attend a "night walk" and examined the introduced boa
	Senator Rudy Lampe with Henry de Cuba  discuss presentations
	Jerry van Dalen calls for action to save marine environs and wildlife
	Richard van der Wal talks about the successful Turtugaruba program that has helped save Aruba's sea turtles.
	Fernando Simal discusses the process used to create and manage Bonaire's  National Park system and how their successes could be applied in Aruba.
`	Jimmy Myer from Arikok presents the history and future of Aruba's natural parks