Past Victoria Events
- Sustainable Living Festival - Join The Wilderness Society Victoria at Melbourne's biggest sustainability event
- Rod Quantock 'Bugger the Polar Bears'
- February at Fortyfive Downstairs - "Gagged" book launch and photo exhibition in support of remaining Gunns defendants
- 350.org Forests and Climate Action
- Premiere screening "The end of the line"
- 350.org events in your state
- Artists draw inspiration from Great Southern Sanctuary
- Bringing Tasmania's wild Weld Valley to Melbourne
- Gunns20 Cocktail Fundraiser
- World Environment Day - Forests and Climate - Public Meetings
The Wilderness Society Victoria invites you join us at this year's Sustainable Living Festival from Feb 19 to 21 at Federation Square, Melbourne.
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).
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.
In the lead up to 350.org's International Day of Action, the Wilderness Society invites you to join us in the beautiful forests of Victoria's Central Highlands to make a giant human held sign with a message to the world that protecting our native forests is crucial to tackling climate change. When: Sunday Oct 18, 10am.
Please join us for a special advanced screening of The End of the Line. Featuring a presentation and discussion forum on the benefits of large marine sanctuaries in helping to secure a healthy future for our marine enviroment, this screening is a must-see event for all South Australians with an interest in marine conservation. When: 6:30pm, Friday 2 October Where: Melbourne
24 October is the 350 global day of action - 350.org are calling on people around the world to organise an action on October 24 incorporating the number 350 at an iconic place in their community, and then upload a photo of their event to 350.org website. Find out more about the Wilderness Society events in your state or region.
In March 2006, eight artists embarked on a three-week journey on the 250 km Great South West Walk in Victoria, through the Cobboboonee Forest along the Glenelg River to the ocean and estuaries of Discovery Bay. Where: Counihan Gallery, Brunswick VIC When: Saturday 5 September 2009. 2.:30 - 4pm
Weld Echo Art Exhibition is brought to you by Black Sassy Collective, the artistic arm of Huon Valley Environment Centre. Huon Valley Environment Centre is a not for profit environment organisation that works for the threatened forests of Southern Tasmania. Opening: 26 August to 14 September Where: Melbourne
Lawyers for Forests and Friends of Forests and Free Speech invite you to join Senator Bob Brown, defendant Louise Morris, and expert on NGOs and democracy, Joan Staples, at a cocktail evening fundraiser. Where: Melbourne When: 6-8 pm, Thursday 27 August 2009
We’d like to invite you to a World Environment Day Forests and Climate public meeting. Come along to the Wilderness Society’s information forum in your area to find out what you can do to reduce climate change and protect our future. Richmond: 6pm Tuesday 2 June; Brunswick: 6pm Thursday 4 June; Kensington: 7pm Tuesday 9 June
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