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WITH DR KATE PARSLEY, PROF WILLIAM BOND, DENISHA ANAND AND RUPERT KOOPMAN

JAN, 27 2022 | LIVE ZOOM WEBINAR RECORDING. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED.

Plant and biome-awareness disparity

As a plant lover, you appreciate our indigenous plant life. But many people simply don’t notice plants and this oversight has real world repercussions in the plant conservation arena. Dr Kate Parsley, Prof William Bond and Denisha Anand join us with tips to help us develop our plant-awareness skills.

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