As part of the National Science Week, the Sydney Institute of Marine Science (SIMS) and the Gamay Rangers will host an evening of knowledge exchange involving First Nations people, scientists, and community members from the Gamay (Botany Bay) area in Sydney. It will consist of a public evening event including talks, a panel discussion, posters,…
Topic: Environment and Nature
Strathmore Secondary College Science Week
There are 3 events that occur during the lunch break: Wednesday – outside science – elephants toothpaste, mentos and diet coke, water rockets, instant ice cream Thursday – group building challenge – who can build the tallest tower using only tooth picks and marshmallows Friday – Trivia The Year 7’s are also on excursion to…
My Science Rulz, Your Science Droolz – CANCELLED
Unfortunately due to circumstances beyond our control we have to cancel this event. The SA National Science Week Coordinating Committee is delighted to present the science debate of the year: Who will win the battle of brains? Join us as three teams of some of South Australia’s best scientists battle it out for the honour…
Citizen Science Showcase Event – Celebrating 30 years of Waterwatch and all that our beautiful waterways provide – Murray Bridge
Join us for our free National Science Week Citizen Science Showcase Event – Celebrating 30 Years of Waterwatch and all that our beautiful waterways provide. Children’s activities including Bugs and Slugs display from 10:00 – 4:15pm. See the full schedule of interesting short talks from experts and citizen scientists attached. Part day attendance possible.
Citizen Science Showcase – Celebrating 30 Years of Waterwatch
Join us for our free National Science Week Citizen Science Showcase Events – Celebrating 30 Years of Waterwatch and all that our beautiful waterways provide. There will be presentations from Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board, citizen scientists, Department for Environment and Water, Bugs and Slugs and the Murray Darling Basin Authority. Children’s activities will be…
iNaturalist Introduction & Training
Discover the wonders of nature and learn how to document and identify various species using the iNaturalist app. This in-person event will take place at 1.30 pm on Saturday 19 August, at the Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Garden. Jen will provide hands-on training, teaching you how to navigate the app, upload observations, and contribute to citizen…
Citizen Science Matters Seminar
Find out how data from iNaturalist is contributing to scientific research and helping to conserve our environment. Speakers will highlight regional examples from the perspective of scientists and observers – gang-gang cockatoo nest-hollows and diet, conservation management, and filling the gaps in insect knowledge. This symposium proudly presents a trio of distinguished voices, each adding a…
Orchid Walk – A Nature Adventure
Join us for an exciting afternoon of exploration and discovery on this Orchid Walk. Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and experience the wonders of Australia’s native orchids. Local orchid expert Dylan Morrissey will lead you through the native forest in the Botanic Garden, sharing fascinating insights about the unique orchid species found in…
Fermentation Kitchen Science
The Fermentation Kitchen Science workshop is a hands-on experience to make fermented vegetables, while explaining the chemical changes that happen in the process. Fermentation is one of the oldest methods of preserving food and the benefits of consuming these vegetables as part of a wholesome diet will be promoted. The class will include a section…
BirdLife Tasmania – Birds in the Botanical Gardens
Every month, BirdLife Tasmania runs two bird walks that are open to the public as well as members. For National Science Week, we’ve organised a leisurely morning bird walk around the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. The mix of native and exotic vegetation in the Gardens attracts a range of bird species (89 in total and around…