Threatened Species Awareness Day is held in September every year. To mark the occasion, the Conservation Council has arranged an evening of speakers who are actively involved in conserving ACT threatened species.
Presenters will share their knowledge, experiences, and stories, introducing you to a different threatened species, explaining why it is under threat, and how they—and others—are helping to protect it.
These are stories of hope and action. You don't need to be an expert to attend or to make a difference—everyone can play a part in helping these species and the many other threatened species that are neighbours in the ACT.
Wildlife covered includes the Gang-gang Cockatoo, Gula (Koala), Green and Golden Bell Frog, and Grey-headed Flying Foxes.
Come and learn how people are helping to conserve and protect precious wildlife, and how you can too.
Dates & Times
- Tue 8 Sep 6pm–8:30pm
Accessibility
- Actively welcomes people with access needs.
Where
Verity Lane - Juliet room,
Canberra ACT 2601
How do you want to get there?
When
8 Sep
6pm–8:30pm
Price
