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Be inspired! Join land care practitioners, scientists and community volunteers come together to celebrate how community make a difference in caring for our unique flora and fauna, learn from traditional owners and build community. This one day event will bring speakers from all walks of ecological restoration land care, natural resource management and environmental education who will share their experiences and give you a chance to learn, connect and build community. For more information visit Rehabilitating Roe 8.

Conference Themes

Citizen Science: science and community working together
Learning from the land: a traditional owners perspective and knowledge sharing
Plants and Animals: learning from each other to protect our unique flora and fauna
Bringing community: working together to learn and connect

The conference will include keynote presentations, short presentations and posters and an interactive session for participants at the end of the day.

Important dates

Sunday 14th March 2021 - Registrations close

Friday 19th March 2021 - Conference day

Speakers

Felicity Bradshaw (CSIRO), Associate Professor Rachel Standish (Murdoch University), Oral McGuire (Gundi Consulting), Kit Prendergast (Bees in the burbs), Narelle Mewburn (Armadale Gosnells Landcare Group), Julian Kruger (Emapper), Merryn Pryor (BirdLife ), Vicky Hartill (City of Cockburn), Dr Jane Chambers (Murdoch University), Tom Mansfield (PhD Student Murdoch University), Ali Babbington (PhD Student Murdoch University), Stephen Beatty (Murdoch University), Stephen Szydlowski (Friends of Jirdarup Bushland / Town of Victoria Park), Dr Ben Miller and Russell Miller (DBCA), Kate Sputore and Wayne Walters (Perth NRM), Adie Chapman and Liz Kington (Activate the Wheatbelt)

Ticket prices include all catering.

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