Upcoming Events
- Win Film tickets: The Fox and the Child
- Event a success!: 100’s turn out in Perth to oppose Kimberley site for LNG gas hub
- Kimberley Consulate outside Shell & Chevron offices
- Whaletime Playtime Festival
- "Laugh till you're green" - The Green Roast 2009
- Community carbon-counting days
- Kimberley whale survey trip 2009
- Get involved - Victoria
- Sydney Wilderness Action Group
- Volunteer with The Wilderness Society SA
After the extraordinary worldwide success of The March of the Penguins, Luc Jacquet's new film promises to take its audience inside a world that they will never forget.
Almost two hundred people gathered on the Perth foreshore to spell out a giant human message to the Government, Woodside and joint venture partners, about plans to build a gas processing site at James Price Point, north of Broome. The human message, created by protesters wearing red t-shirts, said, “NO KIMBERLEY GAS HUB”, and was clearly visible from above.
We need 100 people to turn out in a show of strength, so bring a mate and stand up for the Kimberley at our community action. Its in all our hands. Fri 10th July, 12.30pm to 1.30pm
Come visit us in Education Alley at the Whaletime Playtime Festival in Victor Harbor on Sunday 5th July from 10am to 4pm. Factsheets, stickers, puzzles and more. PLUS meet our good friend Lucy the Leafy Seadragon!
This year renowned humorist, Wendy Harmer, introduces another evening of euphoric laughter at the infamous “Green Roast”. It’s the night when every tree-hugging, basket-weaving, left-leaning “greenie” is fair game for rampant ridicule. When: 8pm Tuesday 28th of July Where: The Comedy Store - Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park
With your help, we can measure the amount of carbon stored in the forests that Forestry Tasmania is planning on logging. Community carbon-counting days: Sunday 5 July - Upper Florentine Valley, Southern Tasmania; Sunday 2 August - Styx Valley, Southern Tasmania; Sunday 6 September - Blue Tier, North-East Tasmania
In 2008 we helped support Broome-based whale researchers Richard Costin and Annabelle Sandes in undertaking their annual whale survey trips. This is important research, but the great news for you is that it is fun, relaxed and comfortable and the best way to explore the awesome Kimberley coast – and you are invited! The 1st trip is now booked out! In response to demand we are now accepting expressions of interest in a second trip, to be held before the already organised trip for 7 days 23rd - 29th August 2009.
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.
The Wilderness Action Group (WAG) is a wonderful team of people of all ages and backgrounds who care passionately about our natural environment - and are prepared to stand up and do something about conserving it. Everything we do is focused towards helping to achieve Wilderness Society campaign wins, but getting involved is also a great way to meet like-minded people whilst taking part in creative and meaningful activities.
The Wilderness Society SA is always looking for volunteers to help with our exciting campaigns – to participate in peaceful activities, organise small events, help out in the office and much more!
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