The Bulawayo Natural History Museum this July and August

Monday, 22 July 2013 14:59

Thursday 25th July @ 5:15pm The next talk in our water series with partners Alliance Francaise is presented by Buhle Francis entitled “Every tree cut down affects our water system”. Teas and eats on sale.

Sunday 28th July @ 3.00pm: Drums of Peace will be drumming followed by interactive drumming. Entrance by donation to the drummers.

Thursday 1st August @5.15: Documentary MOVIE: on a reforestation project in Mali: The life and struggle of Sekou exile and their return. Teas and eats on sale

Friday 9th August @ 1.00pm: Léna & Paul Bottriell Wildlife Field Researchers with the Rex Foundation England with give a presentation on The Cheetah: The Geographic Imperative which will discuss the King Cheetah and expand into their major cheetah phylogeography project that they are working on. Entrance by Donation. Cafeteria will be open for your refreshments

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