Alan Broughton on Pest and Disease Prevention

Join us for an informative talk with Alan Broughton, Agroecology Educator of the Organic Agriculture Association & Mekong Organics. Alan will be going over the reasons pests and diseases attack crops, the principles of pest and disease prevention, using a refractometer to gauge plant health and many other topics to help protect your crops and…

Celestial Emu

Sydney Observatory will host a special event that celebrates First Nations sky and country. Come along and join us for the premiere of Celestial Emu, a short film project with Gamilaroi astrophysicist Karlie Noon and Bangarra Dance Theatre dancer Daniel Mateo, directed by Olivia Costa. Highlights include Gail Mabo in conversation, a performance by Wiradjuri/…

Cosmodome – Launching Minds Into Orbit

Know a young explorer who would love to embark on a journey through the cosmos? Join us this National Science Week for a pop-up planetarium. In collaboration with Cosmodome, enjoy relaxing under the stars and discovering the wonders of space. Whether you are a budding young astronomer or simply curious about the cosmos, this event…

Bee for Biodiversity

Join Friends With Honey for an engaging workshop where we delve into the captivating world of bees and explore ways to support these vital pollinators. This session will include a delectable honey tasting experience. This event is part of Libraries At Dusk, which is designed for ages 16+.

Moorooduc Possum Dreys

Let’s get crafty for a cause! At Moorooduc PS our 5/6 students will work with ‘Living with Wildlife’ to create possum dreys from hanging baskets repurposed for special local possum rehabilitation efforts. We can’t wait to help local possums! 

Macrofauna – the base of biodiversity at Calgardup Cave

Come along and help Calgardup Cave staff survey invertebrates in the bushland above Calgardup Cave. Learn about the fundamental roles that macrofauna play in the forest ecosystem, and about the threatened community of cave fauna that depends on the forest above.  Invertebrates make up around 95% of animal biodiversity in Australia, yet most species remain undescribed and are…

Sydney Science Trail Community Day at the Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan

Celebrate National Science Week with a free family-friendly science bonanza at the Australian Botanic Garden. Inspired by the Science Week Schools theme Species Survival – More than just sustainability, join us for a full day in recognition and celebration of diverse conservation efforts across South West Sydney. Go behind-the-scenes and discover the world-leading conservation efforts…

National Science Week Storytime

Come along to your local library to celebrate National Science Week! This National Science Week learn the science behind how plants grow! Come along, sing some songs and plant your own Cress Head! Storytime sessions are for children 2-5 years of age and include songs, rhymes, stories and activities. The session will run for approximately…

Virtually Inspired – A Journey Through Art and Science with the Masters

Join our Virtually Inspired workshop at Charles Darwin University this National Science Week for a journey through art and science. Starting with a virtual journey, you’ll visit galleries filled with detailed botanical artworks, and explore the synergy of art and scientific exploration. Next, you will dive into an interactive experience and create your own botanical…

Get Scientwisted Science Show

60 minutes of fun, laughter and a little bit of learning. Dive into the world of science with experiments about air pressure, chemical reactions, vacuums and forces. Audience participation is a must! Suitable for ages 5 and up. Presented at Greater Dandenong Libraries and facilitated by TwistED Science. A National Science Week event, presented with…