July Monthly Meeting

Written by Praneeth Ratnayake

August 2, 2023

Monthly Meeting will be held on 29th July 2023 (last Saturday of the month of July) at the NZR, Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science, University of Colombo. From 09.30am  to 11.00am. 
The monthly lecture will be conducted on “Living in harmony with birds and other backyard wildlife: preparing artificial nests to support garden birds a success story by Naturalist Mr. Channa Ekanayake. 
Your presence is greatly appreciated.

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