Calling all mini scientists, birders and keen environmentalists! Let’s celebrate National Science Week as a community and learn more about how to support the survival of our native bird species. Partnered with the Biological Society of South Australia and the Friends of Frank Smith Park group, we will be bird detectives and engage in a bird survey (counting species). We…
Topic: Environment and Nature
Hamlyn Heights Scouts – STEM projects presentation evening
STEM Together, Worley and Scouts are collaborating to support young people in Geelong to engage with real-world STEM. Over recent months, Scouts at Hamlyn Heights have been investigating energy-themed STEM projects with support and mentorship from local Worley engineers. At this presentation evening, the Scouts will present their projects to the group, and be presented…
Connecting to Science through Stories and Sky
Join ICRAR for an evening of science, skies and storytelling under the dome at Scitech this National Science Week! We’ll be screening The Earth Above: A Deep Time View of Australia’s Epic History, a full-dome planetarium show unravelling 140,000 years of scientific and traditional knowledge. We’re also teaming up with local artists and speakers to bring…
International Space, Environment, and STEM Festival Cairns
Join us as we celebrate STEM across Northern Australia with a panel discussion with experts, university academics, scientists, and STEM educators. Northern Australia constitutes over 53% of Australia’s landmass, and 5.3% of the National population. We have an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population of 16% compared to 3.8% nationally. 78% of this land is…
South Australia’s Mesophotic Reefs – New teaching resource
Transport your learners to the little known and rarely studied mesophotic reefs in South Australia’s Marine Parks within the Great Southern Reef. Using new video footage taken during scientific surveys, be the first to experience the amazing life that lives in the twilight zone. Connected to the 2024 National Science Weeks school theme Species Survival…
Why can’t we agree on dinner?
Have you ever wondered why we can’t just agree on what to eat for dinner? Well, our food choices and how we sense and interact with food can be influenced by many factors, including our genetics, emotions, personalities, taste buds, diets, and even the environment where we eat. In this masterclass, we will discuss how…
Science Explorers
Join an engaging and educational event, “Science Explorers” at SKCC. This event aims to inspire young minds, foster a passion for science, and encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills among children aged 5-12 years. This is a facilitated science event run by passionate trainers, which includes: Interactive exhibits & demonstrations covering various scientific disciplines, including…
Ghost Trees at the NFSA
Immerse yourself in the endangered Rushworth Forest on the lands of the Ngurai-illam Wurrung people in Victoria: soar through the canopy, tunnel underground and gaze up at ancient tree trunks recreated from real-world environmental data in this mesmerising, surround-sound audiovisual experience. Bringing together science, data and audiovisual art, Ghost Trees offers a new way to connect to nature and…
Toowoomba North Provincial Cluster Schools Bioblitz
Invited student leaders from Toowoomba North Provincial Cluster are attending Highfield State Secondary College and local ecosystem ‘Charles and Motee Rogers Bushland Reserve’ to engage in environmentally focussed activities within school grounds and Toowoomba Regional Council Park, utilising a drone with thermal imaging to survey fauna within, learn about careers and safety of drones. Students…
Australia and the Antarctic Treaty
For over sixty years, Antarctica and the Southern Ocean have been governed and protected by the Antarctic Treaty System. Established in a time of heightened geopolitical tension and strong national interests, its key principles include the peaceful use of Antarctica, a ban on military activities, and a focus on scientific research. Australia has historically played…