Hosted by Nature Conservation Council & Murray-Darling Conservation Alliance

Join Tony Wheeler, co-founder Lonely Planet, for a special night all about celebrating and protecting rivers.

In 2023 Tony walked the length of the Thames, and last year he visited the world’s second biggest wetlands in South Sudan, at risk due to a renewed project to drain them into the Nile

Hear Tony's fascinating insights about some of the world's greatest waterways, followed by a discussion on the future of the Murray-Darling, led by Nature Conservation Council CEO, Jacqui Mumford.

Date & time: Tuesday 8th April, arrive at 5:30pm for 6-8pm
Location: Level 3, Greenhouse Climate Tech Hub, 180 George St, Sydney

Drinks and nibbles provided.

RSVPs essential

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GETTING THERE

Public transport

Circular Quay train station and ferry terminal is an approx. 5 minute walk away

Bridge St lightrail stop is an approx. 3 minute walk away

Parking

There is very limited paid street parking near the venue, however there are some paid Wilson parking stations within walking distance.

Bicycles

There are bicycle stands on the corner of Sai Ying Lane and Pitt St.

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ACCESSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

If you require any accessibility requirements, please email us ncc@nature.org.au

Stories from the rivers with Tony Wheeler

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