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​​WITH RUPERT KOOPMAN, nolwazi mbongwa, deidre prins-solani and glynn allard

SEP, 29 2022 | LIVE ZOOM WEBINAR RECORDING. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED.

People, Plants and Heritage

We’re tapping into this very idea in our next plant conservation webinar, to chat about the different layers of heritage – from plants to people. We’re asking the questions: How does heritage underpin the work we do? How can we ensure our multigenerational bond with plants isn’t lost? And what role can BotSoc and our partners play in ensuring this bond stands proud alongside our natural heritage?

Save the Date for the next webinar:

Thursday, 27 October 2022

 

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