LectureTalks
The unique hydrology of the Okavango delta, Northern Botswana, and its beneficial effects on its biodiversity
Price
£3
£3; free to members
Where
Queen Parade, Harrogate HG1 5PP
About
A talk detailing the geological origins of the Okavango Delta and how its unique hydrology affects the biodiversity of Northern Botswana.
The presentation covers the geological origins of the Okavango Delta and its salt pans. It explores how these geographical features impact the local wildlife and discusses the destructive effects caused by the EU. The talk includes numerous wildlife pictures and observations of animal behavior.
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