Past National Events
- The End of The Line - Second Adelaide Screening
- Green Earth Festival, Brisbane
- Community forum - Burnie
- Adelaide University O'Week
- Sustainable Living Festival - Join The Wilderness Society Victoria at Melbourne's biggest sustainability event
- Surf Circle for Sanctuaries
- Rod Quantock 'Bugger the Polar Bears'
- Protecting Sea Turtles from California to Australia
- February at Fortyfive Downstairs - "Gagged" book launch and photo exhibition in support of remaining Gunns defendants
- WIN a rafting trip on the iconic Franklin River
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.
The Wilderness Society Qld will be at the Green Earth Festival in Brisbane Botanic Gardens. Come and visit us there! When: 13th March Time: 10am - 6pm
Come along to a community forum to hear about forest solutions. New jobs in tourism, protect our ancient forests, secure timber jobs by processing plantations locally, and restore trust in our democracy. Saturday 13 March, Burnie Civic Centre.
It's the biggest week of the uni year! Drop by our stall at Adelaide University O'Week and have a chat with our vibrant volunteers about South Australia’s unique marine life. Free live music, games, and competitions! Monday 22 & Thursday 25 February 2010, 10am-4pm, Barr-Smith Lawns, Adelaide University.
The Wilderness Society Victoria invites you join us at this year's Sustainable Living Festival from Feb 19 to 21 at Federation Square, Melbourne.
The Second event of the Summer Sanctuary Series, Surf Circle for Sanctuaries will be held on Cottesloe Beach. Participants will grab a board, paddle out and make a circle by joining hands to 'connect to protect'. Help us Save Our Sea Life by signing a letter to the premier Barnett!
Rod Quantock is doing his popular show, 'Bugger the Polar Bears' in Warrandyte and donating 50% of the proceeds to Environment East Gippsland. When: Saturday 20 Feb @ 7:30pm. Where: Warrandyte (VIC). Tickets: $30 (with 50% of proceeds going to Environment East Gippsland).
Program Director of the Turtle Island Restoration Project, Teri Shore is visiting from California to talk to us about international sea turtle conservation. Where: Perth. When: Tuesday 16 Feb.
In support of the remaining defendants in the infamous Gunns20 writ and to celebrate the launch of Greg Ogle's new book "Gagged - The Gunns20 and other lawsuits", The Wilderness Society kindly invites you to two important February events at FortyFive Downstairs, 45 Flinders Lane, Melbourne.
The Wilderness Society and World Expeditions are giving away a trip on the Franklin River. Departing on 14 March (2010) for 12-days, the trip has a total value of $2,695. To win, tell us what you love about an Australian wild place.
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