Upcoming Events
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Election campaign update, Forever Wild Bequest Program
Start: Sunday, September 12, 2010 07:45 PM -
Wildflowers by the thousands - a public presentation
Start: Thursday, September 16, 2010 04:00 PM
End: Thursday, September 16, 2010 05:00 PM - Public Presentations on The Great Western Woodlands
- FNQ Wilderness Bike Tour 2010
- Community carbon-accounting days
- The Wilderness Society Queensland Annual General Meeting
- Join our volunteer group!
- Join us in 2010 - The Year of the Forests
- Sydney Wilderness Action Group
- Volunteer with The Wilderness Society SA
On Sunday 12th September the Wilderness Society's Forever Wild Bequest Program will be holding an informative afternoon campaign update at the CERES Environment Park in East Brunswick at 2pm.
The annual Kings Park Festival is on again this September with a heap of spectacular events and activities. Come along to a presentation about the visionary project of GondwanaLink, which is restoring farmland, protecting remaining species and reconnecting habitats across the south west.
The Great Western Woodlands team is hitting the road for a number of public presentations on this amazing region and the conservation initiative.
500+ km ride from 18-25 Sep 2010. Registrations are now open. EARLY BIRD DISCOUNTS are available if you register before the 15 July 2010. This 500+ km ride over 8 days climbs through the World Heritage rainforest-covered mountains.
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. For more details on upcoming Community Carbon Accounting Days please contact the campaign centre on 03 6224 1550 or email liz.johnstone@wilderness.org.au Future community carbon-accounting days are being organised, and details will be listed here as soon as they are available.
You are warmly invited to attend The Wilderness Society Queensland's Annual General Meeting on November 2nd at 6.30pm, at Brisbane Workers Community Centre, 2 Latrobe Terrace, Paddington, Brisbane.
Our volunteer group holds meetings on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month; with guest speakers, training workshops, creative activity nights, and films - it's a great way to meet other activists, share skills and help protect our State's most amazing wild places! City West Lotteries House, 2 Delhi St, West Perth.
With upcoming state and federal elections, 2010 is a huge opportunity to win greater protection for our water supply catchments, old growth forests and reduce climate change. Find out how you can help.
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, and 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!

