Beyond Bunya Dieback Symposium- Culture, connection and conservation.

Join us on Friday, 23rd February, on Jinibara Country at Maleny, for an immersive day of insights and collaboration at the Beyond Bunya Dieback Symposium. This dynamic event brings together a diverse line-up of speakers, including Traditional Owners, researchers, soil pathologists, conservationists, and an international presentation from Tiakina Kauri.

Event Highlights:

Diverse Perspectives: Gain profound insights from a variety of perspectives, exploring the cultural significance of Bunya trees and addressing the challenges posed by Bunya Dieback.

Knowledge Exchange: Engage in thought-provoking discussions, share experiences, and be part of a collaborative dialogue aimed at developing community-based solutions.

Why Attend?

Beyond Bunya Dieback Symposium offers a unique opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, foster collaborative efforts, and contribute to the development of a positive and sustainable approach to Bunya conservation.

This event and the Beyond Bunya Dieback program is hosted and funded by Brush Turkey Enterprises.

SPEAKERS PROGRAM:

8.30am - Registration
9.00am - Welcome to Country - Aunty Zeitha Jalamala
9.30am - "What's killing our rainforests?" - Spencer Shaw
10.15am - Key Note: "Tiakina Kauri - an Aotearoa experience" - Mita Harris & Lauren Waller
11.15am - morning tea - provided
12.00pm - "Soil Pathology and Pathogens" - Dr Louise Shuey
1.00pm - lunch (many cafes in Maleny) & networking
2.00pm - "Bunya Mtns Indigenous Rangers & Dieback" - Bunya People's Aboriginal Corporation
3.00pm - "Bunyas - a deep time perspective from palynology" - Professor Patrick Moss
3.30pm - Round-talk discussions
4.00pm - "Where to from here?" - a panel talk
5.00pm - end of Symposium

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