Friday, 28 June

BUGS – Who on Earth Needs Them? - BUGS – Pwy ar y Ddaear sydd eu hangen?

What bugs do for us - Beth mae bygiau yn ei wneud i ni

By ReConnecting

Date and time

Fri, 28 Jun 2024 10:15 - 11:30 PDT

Location

Online

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About this event

1 hour 15 minutes

The talk by Dr Ian Bedford explains where terrestrial invertebrates came from (the bugs), and just how soon after humans evolved, they became mankind’s greatest adversary. However, the importance of bugs in sustaining life on planet earth has rather foolishly been overlooked as humanity continues to increase in number and use more of the natural resources that other species also need for their survival. What might the future have in store for humans if the bugs continue to decline?

Organised by

ReConnecting

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