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Speakers: Tony Rebelo, Suvarna Parbhoo, Ismail Ebrahim, Eunezia Sitoe, Vathiswa Zikishe
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JULY, 25 2024 | LIVE ZOOM WEBINAR RECORDING. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED.

The Great Southern Bioblitz_ Engage, Explore, and Make a Difference”

Join us for the webinar, “The Great Southern Bioblitz_ Engage, Explore, and Make a Difference.” – we will dive into the fascinating world of biodiversity and learn how you can help document and protect the rich natural heritage of the Southern Hemisphere.

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26 September

 

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Southern Overberg Branch: Mandela Day at Flower Valley
Despite rain in Cape Town, the day was not disrupted, in fact the sky cleared. Before going out to the veld, the Flower Valley management were keen to share their enthusiasm for all the activities Flower Valley Trust
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