Discover how to extract the DNA from strawberries, have a go at collaborative gaming and digital drawing, find out about nesting boxes from Bega Valley Shire Council's environment team, chat to members of the Atlas of Life in the Coastal Wilderness group, delve into robotics with Ozobots or take a robotic lunar rover on a moon mission. Plus, talks from renowned botanist, David Jones on native orchids and from Australian National University medical students.

Come down to the Bega library on Saturday 16 August for a free community Science Fun Day. With interactive activity stations and talks for people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds, delve into a range of scientific pursuits – from medicine to environment, from technology and robotics to biology and botany. 

This Inspiring Australia NSW initiative is supported by the Australian Government as part of National Science Week.