The Living World is an immersive 6-week course that explores the extraordinary variety of life on Earth and the powerful environmental forces that sustain it. By combining the study of animal behavior and plant adaptation with an analysis of global ecosystems and climate dynamics, expert biologists and environmental speakers provide a deep dive into the complex web of life and the delicate balance of our planet's habitability. You will investigate everything from evolutionary biology and marine life to terrestrial ecosystems and vital conservation efforts, gaining a comprehensive understanding of how species interact with their surroundings. Suitable for all, this course invites you to marvel at biodiversity, reconnect with nature, and see the environment in an entirely new light.
This 6-week course will run on the following:
Dates::
- Thursday 4th March, 2027
- Thursday 11th March, 2027
- Thursday 18th March, 2027
- Thursday 25th March, 2027
- Thursday 1st April, 2027
- Thursday 8th April, 2027
Time & format: The course will start at 10am, with a coffee and tea break followed by a lively facilitated discussion to answer all your curious questions. The course will finish at 12pm each week
Location: We are delighted to be hosting at Fish and Game, 22a Burness Road, Jervoistown, Napier
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