User:Maias
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[edit] Maias
I live in Australia, although I have spent many years of my life growing up, getting educated and working in Europe and in Eastern and South-East Asia. My occupational background includes journalism, publishing and database management. I am interested in wildlife and ecology, with a special focus on the SE Asian and Australasian regions. I am also interested in the history, people, dynamics, organisations and sociopathology of the biological sciences and conservation of the natural environment.
If you wish to ask or to tell me something, please do it on my talk page. Then put my talk page on your watchlist if you expect a reply as I will do so there. I prefer any such interchange to be in the one place for ease of following the dialogue.
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