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Speakers: Ismail Ebrahim, Donovan Kirkwood, Victoria Wilman, Tony Rebelo, Richard Hay hosted by: Dr Martina Treurnicht

FEBRUARY, 27 2024 | LIVE ZOOM WEBINAR RECORDING. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED.

“Reverse the Red – conserving and restoring South Africa’s plant species”

Join us for the webinar, “Reverse the Red: Conserving and Restoring South Africa’s Plant Species.” 🌿 We’ll explore the urgent need for plant conservation, the challenges faced, and how you can contribute to protecting South Africa’s rich botanical heritage. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the movement to reverse biodiversity loss!

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