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This mornings program: Mr Ryan Rattray who is the winner of the Best young scientist award of 2019 is the Plenary speaker. An interesting talk about using multi-disciplinary techniques to authenticate and regulate herbal products in SA.
Join us for a discussion on #climatechange on 01 August 2019 in Pretoria. RSVP before 30 July. Entrance is free. Brought to you by the NRF in partnership with @environmentza as part of National Science Week 2019. #NSW2019
British Fast Food Fish Shops Are Serving up Endangered Shark Meat - https://t.co/0KoWFkF4Pg #GoogleAlerts. This is not a problem that is going away unless additional monitoring is put in place. Easy to implement tools like @LifeScanApp will move us closer to a solution.
Expand your taste horizons and add some indigenous flavor to your veggie garden. There are lots of edible indigenous plants to choose from. Some are Wild Sorrel, Ribbon bush, Thicket Gasteria, Cape May, Cross-berry, Wild garlic, Carpet Geranium. – @VeldandFlora @BotSocSA
#Hessea mathewsii (#Amaryllidaceae) Grows in damp depressions adjacent to granite outcrops between Vredenburg and Langebaan on the #WestCoast. It is known from only three fragmented subpopulations and is threatened by urban development. Red Listed as #CriticallyEndangered.
Final Call for Nominations: 2018 Women In Science Awards. Deadline for applications is tomorrow. Nominations and applications clearly indicating the category, should be submitted electronically to [email protected]
Download the form https://t.co/NFJZv5ITFa
Did you miss my earlier #sciencetwitter request? I’m looking for any and all folklore, legends, myths, etc. that contain #sharks and their relatives. Reminder: that includes stingrays, skates, chimaeras! Please RT- it’s for science.
This is some vital work.
It was fun and interesting being involved with the mapping. And we've been using the data non stop since. https://t.co/5Uyz9FuFGx