Limited space still available for Crocworld walk and talk by top conservationist, Jonathan Leeming:
Crocworld has announced there are still limited slots available for the ‘Bite Me!’ breakfast presentation, ‘Creepy Crawly Walk’ and ‘Venomous Animal First Responder’ talk by renowned South African author, conservationist and professional speaker, Jonathan Leeming. Anyone who’s interested in participating in any of these delightfully informative sessions – running at Crocworld Conservation Centre on Saturday, 14 March and Sunday, 15 March – are urged to book early to avoid disappointment.
“We are really excited to be hosting the legendary Jonathan Leeming at Crocworld Conservation Centre in March for a really entertaining look at the smallest members of the animal kingdom,” said Martin Rodrigues, Manager of Crocworld Conservation Centre. “Audiences will get to discover interesting details about spiders, scorpions and other interesting creatures, as well as benefitting from his must-attend first-responders seminar on dealing with bites and stings.”
Leeming, who has authored nine books, consults for the Poison Information Helpline and speaks at medical conferences on the subject of envenomation, first aid, and health and safety policy and procedures. Jonathan brings unique, forward-thinking insight into the subject of venomous animals and the resultant bites and stings.
Bite Me! Breakfast Presentation
“How spiders can help us overcome the challenges of our time.”
Date: Saturday, 14 March
Time: 9am to 10am, followed by breakfast
Cost: R50 per person including a light breakfast
The breakfast talk will focus on the medical importance of spiders and their bites, deciphering fact from fiction while examining values, beliefs, scientific literature, medical data and media portrayal. Jonathan presents the information in an entertaining and interesting manner, outlining how these iconic creatures help us to understand our ever-changing world. For more details on the content, visit http://jonathanleeming.com/bite-me/
Creepy Crawly Walk
Date: Saturday, 14 March
Time: 3pm to 4.30pm
Cost: R80 per adult, R50 per child under 12.
Jonathan will host a guided walk from Crocworld Conservation Centre in search of his favourite creepy crawlies. There will be a 15-minute presentation before participants set off in search of spiders, scorpions, insects and other small creatures. During the walk, Jonathan will discuss the importance of these creatures, conservation, natural history, medical importance and more. It’s not only an exploration of the smaller animals that creep and crawl, but also an exploration of perceptions towards them. The walk is suitable for all ages, but limited to 50 people. Participants must bring shoes, a hat, sunblock, water and camera.
Venomous Animal First Responder
Date: Sunday, 15 March
Time: 9am to 1pm
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