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Ecosystem Corridors – A web of plant connection with the focus on “No Mow” areas
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Innovations in plant poaching to conserve SA’s plants
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Our Blog: Plants and other Stories Know Grow Protect Enjoy #PLANT#CONSERVATION Speakers: ​Esther Matthews, Emily Kudze, Zwelakhe Zondi & Adam Harrower Hosted by Dr Martina treurnicht JUNE, 27 2024 | LIVE ZOOM WEBINAR RECORDING. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED. Innovations in plant poaching to conserve SA’s plant Join us for the webinar, “Innovations in plant poaching to conserve SA’s plants.” – we will discuss groundbreaking  innovative strategies to combat plant poaching and preserve South Africa’s rich biodiversity. Save the Date for the next webinar: 25 July   Rejoi ..read more
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Ecosystem Corridors- a web of plant connection with a focus on Birds
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Our Blog: Plants and other Stories Know Grow Protect Enjoy #HABITAT#BIRDS Speakers: ​Monique Mc Quillan, Andre Venter,  Francois Cilliers, Helen Mitchell, Ceinwen Smith, Hosted by Cherise Viljoen   MAY, 30 2024 | LIVE ZOOM WEBINAR RECORDING. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED. Ecosystem Corridors – a web of plant connection with a focus on Birds Join us for the webinar, “Ecosystem Corridors – a web of plant connection with a focus on Birds” – where we will showcase and share some wonderful initiatives that reports on linking remnant plant habitats for plant and wildlife conservation in urban ..read more
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Climate Smart gardening in Autumn
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Our Blog: Plants and other Stories Know Grow Protect Enjoy #SMART#INDIGENOUS ​​DR MARTINA TREURNICH, CHERISE VILJOEN, ANDY DE WET, SISANDE VELEMBO-STOKWE AND MASHUDU TSHITERKE   MARCH, 28 2023 | LIVE ZOOM WEBINAR RECORDING. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED. Climate Smart Gardening in Autumn Join us as we head on a journey to explore BotSoc’s mantra to “know, grow, protect and enjoy” South Africa’s indigenous plants. This month’s webinar hosted by Master Horticulturist Cherise Viljoen will showcase how to practically apply climate-smart gardening techniques, using attractive indigenous plants an ..read more
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Protected: 10 tips for a Winter Eco School
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Protected: A year of action: BotSoc’s conservation footprint
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Growing resilience
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MEET THE CURATOR Growing resilience Walking into the Harold Porter National Botanical Garden in Betty’s Bay to a view stretching from a lily pond to the xxx mountains is a peaceful moment – but succeeding as curator of this fire and flood-prone garden requires a stout heart and creative energy INTERVIEW AND PHOTO BY BY PATRICIA McCRACKEN MEET THE CURATOR Growing resilience Walking into the Harold Porter National Botanical Garden in Betty’s Bay to a view stretching from a lily pond to the xxx mountains is a peaceful moment – but succeeding as curator of this fire and flood-prone garden requ ..read more
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