Online-Vortrag am 3. Dez 2024: Naturschutz durch Bildung: Potential ethnologischer Perspektiven am Beispiel Ugandas

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 Am Dienstag, den 3.12. um 20:00 halte ich einen online-Vortrag über Naturschutz durch Bildung: Potential ethnologischer Perspektiven am Beispiel Ugandas.

Die Teilnahme ist kostenlos. Für Interessenten hier der Anmelde-Link https://www.bundesverband-ethnologie.de/anmeldung-03-12-24

Nähere Informationen findet ihr auch auf meinem LinkedIn-Account https://www.linkedin.com/in/dagmar-sawistowsky/

Dagmar Sawiwtowsky presents Conservation education in Uganda and the potential of ethnological perspectives at bundesverband der enthnolo*innen e.v. deutschland



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