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| + | | valign="top" |An exhibition in the pyramids of the Desert Garden in the Botanical Garden of the University of Hamburg. Eight paraecologists from Namibia and South Africa describe the work they did in support of the ecological research activities in southern Africa and explain what the work means to them. | ||
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| + | '''An exhibition by'''<br/>Reginald Christiaan<br/>Richard Isaacks<br/>Donna Kotze<br/>Marianna Johanna Lot<br/>Vilho Snake Mtuleni<br/>Robert Mukuya<br/>Wynand Pieters<br/>Ute Schmiedel<br/>Jeannete Swartbooi<br/>Sebedeus Swartbooi | ||
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| + | Design and text editing: Barbara Engelschall and Stefan Sommer | ||
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| + | Technical support: Bettina Krebs, Angela Jahns, Stefan Rust | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:42, 23 October 2016
Exhibition about BIOTA paraecologists (2011 - 2012)
| An exhibition in the pyramids of the Desert Garden in the Botanical Garden of the University of Hamburg. Eight paraecologists from Namibia and South Africa describe the work they did in support of the ecological research activities in southern Africa and explain what the work means to them.
An exhibition by Design and text editing: Barbara Engelschall and Stefan Sommer Technical support: Bettina Krebs, Angela Jahns, Stefan Rust |
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