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​​WITH RUPERT KOOPMAN, Sissie Matela, Noel Oettlé and Michael Grover

June, 24 2021 | LIVE ZOOM WEBINAR RECORDING. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED.

Good land management

We’re joined by Noel Oettlé, Sissie Matela and Michael Grover to discuss principles of land management, what happens when land is not managed sustainably, and how you, as a BotSoc member, can promote good land management in your daily activities.

Save the Date for the next webinar:

Thursday, 29 July 2021

 

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