Wildlife Spotlighting Tour- Albury Campus
Description
September is Biodiversity Month! To celebrate, Sustainability at Charles Sturt in conjunction with members of our CSU Student Enviro Club and Campus Environmental Working Group (CEWG) are hosting a free Wildlife Spotlighting Tour around the Albury Campus.
The tours will be led by third year Environmental Science students with support from CEWG members. This is a great opportunity to immerse yourself within the natural environment and gain knowledge on the nocturnal wildlife found on our campus.
This is a FREE event that is open to Students, Staff and Community Members
Please note: There will be limited number of torches to borrow on the night, so please bring a torch/headlamp and binoculars if you have them. Participants should wear long pants and enclosed shoes. Warm clothing is also recommended if cooler conditions are expected.
The event will be held in the Pavilion (Building 672). Exact Google Map location found here
For catering purposes please register before 5pm Monday 21st September.
Spots are limited, so be sure to register so that you don't miss out on this exciting event!
This event supports Charles Sturt's commitment to supporting and promoting the following UN Sustainable Development Goals:

Event Schedule
- 5:00 pm
Complimentary BBQ Dinner
Arrive and enjoy a free BBQ dinner while connecting with fellow attendees before the evening's wildlife adventure begins.
- 5:30 pm
Wildlife Insights from the Albury Campus
During dinner, hear from our on-campus expterise as they share insights into the wildlife found on the Albury Campus. Learn about local species, their habitats, and best-practice wildlife observation techniques to help minimise disturbance and support conservation efforts.
- 6:00 pm
Guided Wildlife Spotlighting Tour
As dusk settles, join our Third Year Environmental Student guides for a spotlighting tour across the property. Explore the campus after dark and discover the diverse native wildlife that calls the area home.
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