Upcoming Events
- The End of The Line - Second Adelaide Screening
- Training for Peaceful Community Action: Broome
- Walk for The Williams and Community Picnic
- Sandcastles for Sanctuaries
- Funk for da Fish! Music fundraiser
- Community carbon-accounting days
- The Great T-Shirt Competition
- Get involved - Victoria
- Artists retreat in the Great Western Woodlands
- WildEndurance 2010
Don't miss the second Adelaide screening of internationally acclaimed film, The End of The Line. Featuring brilliant underwater footage plus interviews with scientists, activitists and fishermen, this powerful new documentary reveals the devastating impacts of overfishing on our oceans. Where: Semaphore Odeon Star Cinema When: Wednesday 17 March, starts at 6.30pm for a 7pm screening.
An invitation to attend a Broome workshop for Peaceful Community Action is extended to those who want to protect the Kimberley. When: Saturday 20th March, 10am - 4.30pm
The Wilderness Society Newcastle, as part of the Save the Williams River coalition, is pleased to promote "Walk for the Williams - Stop Tillegra Dam". This exciting event is a week long walk that follows the Williams River from Brownmore, north of Dungog, to the coast at Nobbys Head in Newcastle. The walk will finish with a picnic on Sunday the 20th of March at Foreshore Park in Newcastle.
The third event of the Summer Sanctuary Series is a team sand-castle building competition! Use your imagination and creative talents to form marine themed letters - and help spell out a giant message "Save Our Marine Life!". Enter for your chance to win a gift voucher at Zanders Restaurant or Rendezvous Observation City Hotel restaurant, both in Scarborough.
'Funk for da Fish' presents Matt Gresham, The Brow Horn Orchestra, Funk Club House Band and DJ Charlie Bucket for a night of good tunes, happy vibes and an important issue - saving our marine life! Friday 26th March, $10 entry.
With your help, we can measure the amount of carbon stored in the forests that Forestry Tasmania is planning to log, and find out the true value of Tasmania's forests. Community carbon-accounting days: Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 February, Tarkine; Sunday 28 March, Blue Tier
We're looking for a funky, new, activist t-shirt that can be proudly worn by our volunteers. You can decide on the messaging and colours, but remember to check out the Volunteer section of our website to guide your decision. Send in your design by 31st March
Our members, volunteers and supporters are our lifeblood and are responsible for most of the work we do. There are many ways you can get involved; from writing a letter or email, lending your professional expertise, helping out with general office duties or reception, to assisting in one of our campaigns.
If you are an aspiring artist who loves nature & lives in the Great Western Woodlands we would like to invite you to join us for an artists retreat. This weekend will be a chance to participate in art workshops and listen to talks on art and nature all in the beautiful & inspiring surrounds of the largest temperate woodland remaining on Earth.
The Wilderness Society's 100km team challenge set in the Blue Mountains will take place over the weekend of 1st and 2nd of May 2010.
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