A
number of specialist interest societies and NGOs have been
extremely helpful in assisting us with redeveloping the Hillside
Dams area. We are grateful for their generous advice and hope
that this will mark a more long-term association. Several
of the groups have already come back to use the area and with
the construction of the various infrastructural projects we
hope that they consider this their home ground, holding their
various meetings and presentations at Hillside Dams.
Some
of those with whom we are cooperating include:
The
Aloe, Cactus & Succulent Society of Zimbabwe
Matabeleland
Branch
Birdlife
Zimbabwe
Matabeleland
Prehistory
Society of Zimbabwe
The
Prehistory Society is interested in matters of archaeology,
history and ethnography and is open to anyone with similar
interests
P.O.
Box A 723, Avondale, Harare, Zimbabwe
Email
the Prehistory Society
Download
their latest Newsletter
Tree
Society of Zimbabwe
Membership
of the Tree Society is open to all who have an interest in
trees and who wish to learn more about them.
P.O.
Box A 723, Avondale, Harare, Zimbabwe
Flora
of Zimbabwe
An
associated site with invaluable resources on the wild plants
of Zimbabwe, not just trees. The aim of this web site is to
provide information (including images, descriptions and keys)
about the native and naturalized flora of Zimbabwe. To date,
they have a total of 3,900 images which cover 1,600 species.
The
Matobo Conservation Society
The
Matobo Conservation Society, a registered welfare organisation,
is committed to the conservation, appreciation and sustainable
use of the natural and cultural resources within the Matobo
Hills region.
Download
their latest Newsletter in a PDF format
Wildlife
& Environment Zimbabwe
Matabeleland
Branch
The
Zambezi Society
The Zambezi Society works to promote the conservation and
environmentally sound management of the Zambezi River and
its basin for the benefit of people, wilderness and wildlife
P.O.
Box FM 441, Famona, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
The
Bulawayo Lecture Series
This
group holds monthly lectures of academic interest. Currently
they are held on the second Thursday of each month at the
Natural History Museum, Bulawayo.
Email
The Bulawayo Lecture Series
Where
they exist we have indicated the websites of the various groups,
but most are small and do not have the funds to operate such
relative luxuries. We have therefore extended to them as a
small way of thanks the opportunity to advertise their linkages
as well as details of up and coming events on this page. We
do not organise these events, neither can we be held responsible
for the regular updating of the information. |
