The first issue of the newsletter ‘Odissea Semina’ is already available. Odissea Semina is edited in the framework of the project SEMCLIMED, and it will try to report the activities of all the GENMEDOC network.
The issue has been drafted in French, and provides an excellent overlook on the goals, actions and results of the project SEMCLIMED. Odissea Semina is edited by the Botanical Garden of the University of Valencia (BGUV, Spain), and the editorial committee id compound by Drs Elena Estrelles and Ana M. Ibars (BGUV), François Boillot (CBNP, Porquerolles, France), Antoni Marzo, Christophe Zreik and Pablo Ferrer (CIEF, Valencia, Spain). As well as the main traits of the project, Odissea Semina nr 1 has reported the last activities developed by the SEMCLIMED partners: the seminar on Biotechnology and Plant Conservation (Murcia, Spain, September 2006), the first campaign to harvest plant seeds in Morocco (October 2006), the workshop on in situ conservation organized by the Argotti Herbarium and Botanic Gardens (Malta, March 2007), the seminar on rock gardens and exhibitions on the natural heritage carried out by the Botanical Garden of Soller (Mallorca, Spain, March 2007), and the second joint meeting of SEMCLIMED partners (Rabat, May 2007) organized by the ISR. To get this issue, please freely download from the CCB website http://www.ccb-sardegna.it/download/genmedoc/01Odissea%20Semina.pdf or from the GENMEDOC website, at the GENMENews area, http://www.genmedoc.org/altrenews.aspx?=1&lang=fr . It also will be soon downloadable from the SEMCLIMED project website www.semclimed.org (under construction)
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