Beyond Bunya Dieback Symposium- Connecting People in Caring for Country

Join us on Friday, 27th February 2026, on Jinibara Country at Maleny, for an immersive day of insights and collaboration at the third Beyond Bunya Dieback Symposium. This dynamic event brings together a diverse line-up of speakers, including Traditional Custodians, researchers, soil pathologists, conservationists, and international presentations.

Event Highlights:

Diverse Perspectives: Experience a rich exchange of perspectives that connect culture, science and community, exploring the significance of Bunya and other species, and how dieback is impacting interconnected ecosystems at local and global scales.

Knowledge Exchange: Take part in meaningful conversations and connections that bring together lived experience, research and practice, supporting collaborative, community-led responses to ecosystem challenges.

Why Attend?

The Beyond Bunya Dieback Symposium offers a valuable opportunity to connect with people from across community, conservation, science, culture and land management, to share knowledge, build relationships and explore positive, practical approaches to caring for Country and supporting ecosystem wellbeing.

The Beyond Bunya Dieback program is initiated and hosted by Brush Turkey Enterprises, a small, family-run conservation and education business committed to collaborative, place-based action.

FULL SPEAKERS PROGRAM to be announced in January 2026 - see below for the great lineup so far.

Let's go Beyond Bunya Dieback and shape the future of conservation together!

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