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This week I am offering for discussion an article from The Washington Post by Alexander Pyron, a herpetologist.

It presents a perspective on endangered species conservation that has proved very controversial. 

See also Pyron's partial backdown on his lab website here

**IMPORTANT - CHANGE OF VENUE**

University House was unable to give us access to a room, so instead we will meet in Robertson Building, no. 46, Biology Place, ANU (= the old RSBS building, refurbished).

Enter from the front, via the sliding doors to the left of the Little Pickle Cafe (doors are locked at 6 pm).

Go up the ramp on the right and continue straight ahead to the end of the first floor.

We will be sitting at a table behind the kitchen on the left.

ALSO IMPORTANT: BRING YOUR OWN DRINKS. Fridge is available if needed.

Coopers and Cladistics is a long-running evolutionary biology discussion group held every second Thursday at University House, ANU. Please contact Mike Crisp if you would like to be included on the C&C email list.