CRISPR Talk - Protecting our Future

Name: CRISPR Talk - Protecting our Future
Start: 2025-10-07T10:00:00+1100
End: 2025-10-07T11:00:00+1100
Location: Tasman Community Hall

Tue, 7 Oct, 10am - 11am AEDT

Tasman Community Hall

Taranna TAS, Australia

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Hosted by Tasman U3A, hear from Carole Edwards about the groundbreaking gene-editing tool CRISPR, co-developed by 2020 Nobel prize winner Jennifer Doudna. While its benefits to plants, animals and humans are vast, this talk highlights the urgent need for global controls to prevent misuse and protect the future of humanity.

Ample parking on-site. Entry includes light refreshments following the talk.

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A Natural Escape

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A Natural Escape is a new initiative of Tasman Council with support funding from the Tasmanian Government, that will feature approx. 40 events, workshops, talks and activities across the whole Tasman region.

We will celebrate the Tasman region’s incredible natural environment and community spirit, while promoting sustainable tourism, engaging local businesses and encouraging community participation. The program includes nature-based experiences, science talks, guided walks, agriculture and marine-themed events with contributions from the arts, local tourism operators and community groups.

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Tue, 7 Oct, 10am - 11am AEDT

Tasman Community Hall

Taranna TAS, Australia

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