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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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