Doctoral candidate Amy Kirke and the Malak Malak Rangers of the Daly River region have written a book about sawfish and sharks in the NT with the theme of sustainable fishing and sharing. The book has been illustrated by children from Bachelor Area School and Karama Primary School and will be distributed to communities around…
Topic: Environment and Nature
Science Adventures
To explore the science activities with other home education families, at my house, using the resources available turning science week into a science month. Some will be online and some will be hands on activities. There’s also a table for early childhood set up with activity sheets.
Diving Deep with Robogals Canberra
This year’s National Science Week school theme is ‘Deep Blue’, which is related to the ocean. The challenges will thus be related to varying uses of the ocean, such as marine life, renewable energy and the ocean’s role in regulating climate. Each of the challenges has a different age range based on the level of…
Zoom into the Atlas of Life – The Beauty and Science of Sea Slugs
You are invited to join us for these Zoom sessions every afternoon where you will hear from an expert and see videos and information about each topic. We will show you gems from our NatureMapr database and you will have the chance to ask questions. Topics include the mighty whale migrations, post bushfire regeneration in…
Zoom into the Atlas of Life – Our Mighty Whale Migrations
You are invited to join us for these Zoom sessions every afternoon where you will hear from an expert and see videos and information about each topic. We will show you gems from our NatureMapr database and you will have the chance to ask questions. Topics include the mighty whale migrations, post bushfire regeneration in…
Zoom into the Atlas of Life – Little Penguins of Eden
You are invited to join us for these Zoom sessions every afternoon where you will hear from an expert and see videos and information about each topic. We will show you gems from our NatureMapr database and you will have the chance to ask questions. Topics include the mighty whale migrations, post bushfire regeneration in…
Languages of the Ocean Project
For many of us, learning comes through storytelling, and we want to hear your stories. We embrace the diversity of our community and want to come together to share knowledge and understanding from all cultures. If you have a passion for storytelling, this project will help you build skills to present your ideas and knowledge….
Webinar Series – How we use science to manage the reef
Join experts from the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority in a range of virtual events with presentations, discussion panel and audience Q&A as part of National Science Week. The panel features our experienced Marine Park Authority staff who will discuss their role and career, how their work helps manage and protect the Great Barrier Reef…
Zoom into the Atlas of Life – Silent Invaders – Sea Urchin Barrens
You are invited to join us for these Zoom sessions every afternoon where you will hear from an expert and see videos and information about each topic. We will show you gems from our NatureMapr database and you will have the chance to ask questions. Topics include the mighty whale migrations, post bushfire regeneration in…
Gumnut Explorer session (ages 2-5) ‘The Leaves are Falling’
National Science Week Gumnut Explorer session ‘The Leaves are Falling’, with Bush to Beach Nature-Based Programs. Experience play the natural way with your child (2-5 years) at a Gumnut Explorer session during Science Week! The session will be held in the beautiful bushland at Knuckey Lagoon Recreation Reserve, Darwin, NT! Gumnut Explorer sessions are for…