Topic: Environment and Nature

STEM in the Tropics – Reef Heroes Protecting our Blue Backyard

Discover the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef and learn how everyday actions can help protect Queensland’s incredible marine environment at the Australian Marine Conservation Society’s engaging National Science Week experience, Reef Heroes: Protecting Our Blue Backyard.   This interactive community stall invites participants of all ages to explore the fascinating world beneath the waves…

Seeds of Science – Growth of an idea at Richmond Branch Library

Hawkesbury Library Service will be hosting interactive pop-up displays at Richmond Branch Library and Central Library, Windsor. Packed with hands-on activities for all ages, these displays offer a fun and engaging experience for the whole family. Journey through the history of inventions to see how a simple idea can develop into something extraordinary over time,…

The Human Side of Ocean Science

This episode’s guest of the Impact Storytelling Podcast is Dr. Brianna Le Busque — a marine social scientist and environmental psychologist whose research explores the human side of marine science. As Bri likes to joke, while many marine scientists study sharks or whales, she studies the most complicated species of all: people. Her work focuses…

Western Australia Museum Schools Program OceanX Live – Sabah’s Sulu Sea

Join us for OceanX Live: Sabah’s Sulu Sea from the oceanographic research vessel, OceanXplorer for National Science Week 2026!  National Science Week school theme for 2026: Seeds of Science: Nurturing knowledge for all To celebrate the National Science Week theme and our special exhibition at WA Museum Boola Bardip, OceanXperience, we are excited to present…

Our Sensational Seeducational Science Lunch and Learn Sessions!

To celebrate Science Week, we will once again be hosting our popular lunchtime activities in the Biology Labs. All students across the school (kindy to year 12) are invited to take part in a range of hands-on stations, supervised by teachers and senior students. Each station will focus on this year’s theme, “Seeds of Science:…

What’s Alive in Here? – A National Science Week series

Ever looked at a pile of soil, a glass of water, or a wriggling worm and wondered what’s really going on in there? What’s Alive in Here? is a hands-on science series that gets curious about the living world all around us — and the tiny building blocks it’s made of. Across two days, join…

Creative Science for Kids Podcast

Tune in to Creative Science for Kids this National Science Week. A science podcast for children aged 8-12 years (and their adults), the Creative Science for Kids Podcast explores science facts, intriguing scientific discoveries, and hands-on activities to try yourself at home. It’s the perfect way to spark an interest in science and to feed…

Dinosaur Diorama Competition

Celebrate National Science Week 2026 with the National Dinosaur Museum! Build your very own 3D dinosaur diorama – from lush jungles to fiery volcanic landscapes – and showcase your scientific creativity.  Why Join? Showcase Your Creativity & Science Skills: Combine art, history, and palaeontology to craft an epic prehistoric scene. 4 Different Age Groups: Categories available for different…

DeadlyScience – Science of Seeds, Stories of Country, Food for the Future Webinar

Join DeadlyScience for Science of Seeds, Stories of Country, Food for the Future, a powerful conversation celebrating First Nations agricultural science, cultural knowledge and food futures. Meet Our Panellists Bruce Pascoe – Yuin, Bunurong and Tasmanian writer, researcher and farmer at Black Duck Foods. Rayleen Brown – Ngangiwumirr and Eastern Arrernte woman from Mparntwe (Alice…