Flourishing On Country: Strengthening Culture and Connection

Panel presentation International Speaker Professor David Zandvliet, UNESCO Chair in Bio-cultural Diversity and Education will join with  Keith Bradby OAM from Gondwana Link and Corey Bridge from Ngaparrtji Ngaparrtji Two-way Science for a panel discussion Strengthening Culture and Connection through science based connection to country.

Round table presentations from academics, teachers and environmental groups and to build connections for further collaboration.

The afternoon is exploring The Wetlands Centre Cockburn and the WA Animal Hospital flora and fauna of this rich biodiverse area. Workshops on sustainable projects and includes Ngaparrtji Ngaparrtji Two-way Science. 

This day will inspire educators and students about caring for country wherever you live and work.

Here is a link to the Flourish On Country: Strengthening Culture and Connection Flyer to share with your colleagues. 

Abstract due 20th July.

Submit an abstract to present at the round table. This is a 45 minute session with minimal IT facilities so you must use your own laptop computer. Abstracts should be up to 250 words describing your program, project, idea and have a great hook to inspire others to come and listen to your story. Please include your name and contact details including and email and phone number. Send to Jennifer Pearson at info@aaeewa.org.au  and attached the file including your name, e.g.Flourish26JPearson.

 This event is made possible with funding from the City of Cockburn.