The University of Western Australia and Perth NRM invite you to our celebration and results-sharing event for the Turning Gardeners into Conservationists citizen science project!

During this final celebration event, we’ll reveal how the citizen scientists involved in our project have uncovered new knowledge about the animals that visit gardens, and which wildlife-friendly gardening activities best support wildlife. Learn how residents in southwestern Australia can help conserve wildlife in their gardens and discover how connecting with nature in backyards influences human wellbeing!

At the event, you will also hear highlights from citizen scientists and learn about future opportunities to get involved in citizen science and gardening for wildlife. Citizen scientists of the project, their friends and family, project partners and the wider community are all welcome to attend.

Date: Saturday 16 March 2024
Time: 1.00pm to 4.30pm
Venue: Wilsmore Lecture Theatre, The University of Western Australia (see map below).
Parking: Free parking available nearby, in addition to public transport links - visit the UWA website for more details.
Event cost: Free but registration essential!
Refreshments: Afternoon tea will be provided and will include gluten free and vegetarian options. Please register all attendees for catering purposes.
Note: Three celebration events will be held, one each in Perth, Bunbury and Albany. Please register for the event closest to you!

For more information about this event, please contact Perth NRM at citsci@perthnrm.com

The ‘Turning Gardeners into Conservationists’ project is proudly delivered by UWA Albany and Perth NRM, through funding from the Australian Government’s Inspiring Australia Science Engagement Programme.

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