I spoke at the 2020 Friends Of Kloofendal annual general meeting. I had a few requests for a copy of the presentation. Instead of emailing text, I recorded an audio file of the presentation.
Date 8th August 2021
Time 1pm to 3pm
Location Kloofendal Nature Reserve
Bookings Online booking through Quicket. Strictly limited to 20 participants.
Please note this event is not suitable for children under 8 years old.
Details The miracle of nature is that whenever there has been a challenge, there is an organism that has found a way to conquer it. There are just over 8.7 million described plants and animals on Earth which are essentially individual science experiments, perpetually testing out new ways of doing things in order to find a better way. There is no doubt that we have much to learn from this 4.85 billion years of natural capital accumulation. Since humans live under the same laws of nature and under the same conditions, it makes sense that we learn from the inner workings of the natural world.
Jonathan Leeming will guide you on a practical exploration of Kloofendal Nature Reserve to discover inspiration that will help us solve the challenges of our time.
Jonathan Leeming is a best selling author of 9 books including Scorpions of southern Africa, and One World. International speaker and award winning conservationist. Jonathan helps organisations and individuals create their own One World through his books, presentations, workshops, activities and free resources.
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