Alien plants threaten the Okavango Delta

The Seminar audience attentively listening to the presentation
The Seminar audience attentively listening to the presentation

Have you ever looked at a beautiful plant in awe and admired how it flourished? Have you ever spotted a plant and wondered how you had never seen it in the past years, or what plant species it is?

Plants specialists Alison and Rodger Heath, who studied plants of Northern Botswana for the past 16 years were at Cresta President Hotel on the evening of February 16 to make a presentation to a diverse crowd of scholars, Government departmental heads, private sector companies, Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), the media and private individuals.

The presentation was aimed at alerting the attendees about the Invasive Alien Species (IAS) plants and their effect, with emphasis on the Okavango Delta.

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