Events

 

PLEASE NOTE: Due to COVID19, there are no upcoming Events.

 

Past Events:

Southern Brown Bandicoot Workshop
September 24 2017

“Come along to this free, family friendly workshop and learn more about the results of research into the southern brown bandicoot, a nationally endangered species that is thriving at Settlers Run.”

The workshop included presentations on our monitoring project and what could be done to help protect and enhance the habitat of this amazing little creature and other native mammals.

Settlers Run Golf & Country Club
1 Settlers Run, Botanic Ridge

View event flyer here.

NRCL to host forum on Impacts of Climate Change on Rural Landscapes
November 28 2016

This forum spelled out the science of climate change and how its impacts are shaping our rural landscapes and communities. Leading researchers and practitioners highlighted the climate trends for rural Victoria and the impacts on our agricultural industries and biodiversity.  Responses to climate change were presented including case studies of adaptation by rural councils and the application of Indigenous knowledge of climate change to adaptation planning.

View event flyer here.

Successful Post Paris Climate Change Forum
February 26 2016

Urgent global action to address climate change is more likely as a result of the Paris Climate Change summit.

This was a key message from the Deakin Edge forum  sponsored by the NRCL.

The forum, hosted by Professor Ross Garnaut, discussed the ecological, financial and legal drivers of that  change.

Three eminent speakers (Malte Meinhausen, Nick Wood and Sarah Barker)  provided insightful analysis of the state of play following Paris and outlined the challenges and the forces driving change on the global stage in relation to climate change.

Over 150 people attended the forum which was organised by the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (AMOS)- the professional society for meteorologists and oceanographers.

For those who missed it, here is footage of the forum.