Aboriginal Cultures Workshops: National Science Week

Celebrate National Science Week at Healesville Sanctuary by taking part in one of our Aboriginal Cultures Workshops.

Usually delivered to school groups, this special 40-minute workshop is being offered to visitors as part of National Science Week. Explore Aboriginal Cultures, knowledge systems and relationships with Country, while discovering ancient and contemporary ways of caring for Country.

You'll learn about the connections between people, wildlife and the environment, explore the unique features and behaviours of Australian animals, discover how living things depend on one another, and consider the impacts of humans and seasonal change on the environment. You'll also leave with practical actions you can take to help care for Country.

Places are limited to 25 participants, so book now to avoid missing out.

Important information

Cost: Free
Capacity: 25 participants
Duration: Approximately 40 minutes
All ages are welcome. Due to limited capacity, all attendees aged 3 years and over require a free ticket.
Zoo entry is not included. Please ensure you also book your Healesville Sanctuary entry tickets for the same date as this activity.
If you have any accessibility requirements, please contact our team prior to the event so we can support your participation.
Meeting point: Fighting Extinction Headquarters

This is an Inspiring Victoria event, part of National Science Week and supported by the Royal Society of Victoria.

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