Finding love is hard, The Love Lab is here to help. This flirty speed dating event is a scientifically backed way to help you find love. Dr Naomi Koh Belic (she/her) and Shu Ezackial (they/them) will guide you through this matchmaking experiment. Sick of swiping? Come to The Library Bar, where you’ll find smooth jazz…
Topic: Environment and Nature
Careers for Net Zero QLD Roadshow Townsville
Are you ready for our Careers for Net Zero QLD Roadshow in Townsville. Here’s what to expect… Explore career pathways and learn about the diverse roles available in renewable energy, critical minerals, green manufacturing and more Listen to industry leaders and our Careers for Net Zero Champions share their experiences working in clean economy roles…
Dr Graham’s Energy Explorers – Science show and wearable wind turbines workshop
In this fun and interactive session, we’ll explore how Canberra’s energy is changing in an exciting science show, then get hands-on making model wind turbines! Through amazing and sometimes explosive science demonstrations we’ll learn how fuels like natural gas can be replaced with electricity, plus discover groovy low-emission high-fun new tech like electric skateboards and…
Dr Graham’s Energy Explorers – Science show and wearable wind turbines workshop
In this fun and interactive session, we’ll explore how Canberra’s energy is changing in an exciting science show, then get hands-on making model wind turbines! Through amazing and sometimes explosive science demonstrations we’ll learn how fuels like natural gas can be replaced with electricity, plus discover groovy low-emission high-fun new tech like electric skateboards and…
Yura Walk – The importance of biodiversity to the Quandamooka culture
Yura Tours will be leading a 90-minute biodiversity walks from the Home Beach car park. After the walk, transportation will be provided back to Dunwich to your location of choice (e.g., ferry), if you require. Spaces are limited.
Surviving the Future
Discover how we can conserve the environment and protect species by exploring the innovative ways scientists are using algae to create sustainable materials and reduce plastic waste. Design your own algae string creation. Then, join the Species Survival Escape Room Challenge and learn how conservation efforts can protect vulnerable species. We’ll also explore the vital…
Pollinator Project – Crafting effective habitats for native bees
Ready to make a real impact on our environment? The students at North Gosford Learning Centre will have a hands-on experience where they’ll help create crucial habitats for native bees and plant native flowers they thrive on. This event is perfect for students passionate about conservation and looking to learn more about how these essential…
Warnbro Primary School
Come along to our National Science Week Open Night where we are celebrating all things Science. Our school have been investigating how important species survival is to our world and have organised an awesome STEM challenge that involves making a Floating Bird Platform or a Bridge for Animals to cross the road safely. Our students…
Garden Guardians – Crafting a living classroom with flora and fauna
Get ready to transform our school into a buzzing, fluttering, chirping wonderland. We’re building an incredible garden to celebrate and support the amazing biodiversity around us. We will be designing and constructing an incredible outdoor learning space, to help bring our learning to life. Years 1-2: Insect Hotels Our youngest eco-warriors will dive into the…
Microbats
As one component of a school-wide series of workshops and weeklong event held in National Science Week, students will learn about the biodiversity of the Ecological Vegetation Class (EVC) that is present on our school grounds. To replenish the biodiversity of the grasslands, students will be involved in various activities such as, building bat boxes,…