Know, grow, protect and enjoy South Africa's indigenous plants

Join our BotSoc Plant Conservation Webinars, where you’re invited to listen to topics that are newsworthy, fascinating or simply fun. On the last Thursday of every month, between 17:00 and 18:00, we chat to the experts via Zoom on topics relating to our mantra: To know, grow, protect and enjoy indigenous plants. And you’re invited to participate during these interactive webinars, to ensure your questions are answered by the presenting team. 

To join the Zoom events, become a BotSoc member, and we’ll email the registration link to you monthly.

Upskilling Youth in Plant Conservation and Horticulture
Hop To It: conservation efforts for frogs and other water wildlife
Reverse the Red – conserving and restoring South Africa’s plant species
Conserving Our Natural Heritage:  An Overview of Biodiversity Stewardship
Conversation: Cultivating Healthier Habits and Habitats
The Great Southern Bioblitz_ Engage, Explore, and Make a Difference
Ecosystem Corridors- a web of plant connection with a focus on Birds
Tools to maximise to Citizen Science Data
Climate Smart gardening in Autumn
A year of action: BotSoc’s conservation footprint
Never too small: How to garden with limited space
BotSoc Conservation Webinar: Indigenous food – From field trials to table
Webinar: Inspiration for growers
Webinar: Where to enjoy nature’s bounty this spring
Webinar: Unfurling flowers in the veld: Enjoying nature’s awakening
Webinar: Desirable plants and how to protect them
Webinar 20 years of CREW
Webinar: Tree conservation
Webinar: Putting indigenous plants to work
Webinar: Getting your garden on
Webinar: Plant Taxonomy
Webinar: Herbaria: What’s the blooming point?
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Open Monday to Friday 10h00 to 14h00. Closed on weekends and public holidays.

 

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We are experiencing intermittent faults with our landlines. If you can't get through on our landline +27 (0) 21 797 2090 , please phone or send a message to our alternate WhatsApp number: +27 (0) 65 922 6163.

 

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