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The European Association for Aquatic Mammals (E.A.A.M.) was founded in 1972 at a meeting at the Dolfinarium of Harderwijk, the Netherlands. The E.A.A.M. is an organisation of people interested in marine mammals in human care, in a zoological environment or in the wild, and includes veterinarians, biologists, zoo and marine park directors and managers, trainers (husbandry professionals), researchers, students and other persons who devote a significant amount of time to the welfare of marine mammals through research, medical care, training, education, conservation, management and related activities. The objectives of the E.A.A.M. are: - To promote the free exchange of knowledge and further scientific progress pertaining to research, medical care, training, education, conservation, management and other aspects of aquatic mammals.
- To provide an organisation for individuals who devote a significant amount of their professional activity to research, medical care, training, education, conservation, management and other aspects in the aquatic mammal field and to offer information on these aspects to the whole membership.
- To advance, by continued study, the theoretical basis for the maintaining of aquatic mammals in human care and/or a zoological environment and to promote the application of the results of this work to practical methods of husbandry.
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New Conditions and Prices for Individual Membership |
For all of those who respect, study, protect, educate about, worked with and/or care of Marine Mammals
If you belong to any of the above categories, you will be pleased upon reading this message...
The EAAM - European Association for Aquatic Mammals has revised the conditions for Individual Membership.
As such, and if you already are an EAAM Member, starting of 2010 you will:
- have a reduced annual fee:
* Full Members: €49 (was €60);
* Associate Members: €39 (was €60);
* Student Members: €24 (was €45);
- continue to have reduced fees to attend the EAAM Annual Symposia;
- have access to the Members' special area at the new EAAM website;
- continue to have free online access to scientific journal "Aquatic Mammals";
- receive an extra copy of the EAAM book "The Marine Mammal Contribution - a path with a past and a future" to offer at your discretion.
If you are a former EAAM Member and would like to regain your Member status, you can receive, starting of 2010:
- access to the reduced fees to attend the EAAM Annual Symposia;
- access to the Members' special area at the new EAAM website;
- free online access to scientific journal "Aquatic Mammals" during your membership;
- a free copy of "The Marine Mammal Contribution - a path with a past and a future" for yourself;
- a second free copy of "The Marine Mammal Contribution - a path with a past and a future" to offer to someone of your choice.
If you are considering becoming an EAAM Individual Member, we can offer you:
- free online access to scientific journal "Aquatic Mammals" during your membership;
- a free copy of "The Marine Mammal Contribution - a path with a past and a future " for yourself.
For further information and conditions, please have a look at the EAAM website (www.eaam.org )
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As of January 2010, the quarterly EAAM newsletter will no longer be sent out via e-mail. The newsletters can be accessed via the EAAM member area here at the website. This is to ensure that the newsletter is only available to current EAAM members in good standing. By logging into the member area, you will gain access to future newsletters (which will be posted on the frontpage) as well as old newsletters (which can be found in the Newsletter Archive). If you have yet to register for the EAAM member area, information on how to do so can be found right here on the homepage. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch. |
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