This event will be presented both in-person and digitally via Zoom.

Presenter – Dan Marsh

As the Director of Education at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, a central theme of Dan’s work is to celebrate the successes we have seen in ensuring the survival of wildlife and wild places.  In part, because we have accomplished so much over the past 120 years and because taking a positive outlook on the future is much more motivating than the pessimist’s path.  One, often overlooked, success story is the South Western country of Namibia.  Namibia has the only growing population of black rhinos and lion on the African continent.  Concurrent with this success, the international community has put pressure on Namibia to manage wildlife as they would like, which has created a slow smoldering tension.  This raises important questions like the title of this talk – “Who does Namibia’s wildlife belong to?” In this talk, we will celebrate Namibia’s wildlife, people and landscapes as well as explore this question and more.

ATTENDING IN-PERSON
Programs are now held at the Oxford Presbyterian Church’s Seminary Sanctuary located on the second floor of the building at 104 East Church Street in Oxford. Please note, this building is separate from the main church building located on Main Street.

HOW TO ATTEND DIGITALLY VIA ZOOM

• To attend this event, click on this link.

• You will need to use this pass code to enter the meeting: 293004

• If you would like to use your phone for audio during the meeting, call this number 1 646 558 8656 US (New York)

* AMV members and friends are welcomed to attend and can use the link above to join the meeting.