Experience the natural and cultural wonders of Roebuck Bay through the Roebuck Bay Working Group’s website. Whether you’re passionate about conservation, eager to participate in citizen science, or interested in learning about this unique ecosystem, this platform offers resources and opportunities to get involved.
Connect with your local environment and be part of real change through the Leschenault Catchment Council. Whether you want to join hands-on conservation projects, learn about sustainable land care, or support your community, this site gives you the tools to take action.
Enjoy a three-course lunch with stunning views over the picturesque Swan River. This high-end yet accessible event is designed to celebrate, connect, and empower women across all stages of their careers in the life sciences sector—from students and early-career professionals to industry leaders, corporate partners, and key stakeholders. The event will welcome a diverse mix … Read more
Are you an ambitious founder in the climate tech space looking to grow your startup and raise funding? Tune into this short Program Information Session to learn how EnergyLab’s Climate Tech Charge Program can help you. The session is designed for early-stage founders with a market-validated idea, looking to build market traction, acquire their first … Read more
Explore potential real-world applications of mineral carbonation technologies while networking and engaging in interactive discussions with peers from the WA mining, research and government sectors. What You’ll Discover Featured Speakers Hans Oskierski: Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Geochemistry and Mineral Sciences, Murdoch UniversityTamsin Senders: General Manager Australia, Arca Climate Technologies Pty LtdYuan Tian: Principal Innovation, BHP … Read more
Join like minded people working in the sustainability field, for an evening of insightful conversations from three experts. 1. Role of wave energy in future renewable grids by Dr Jana Orszaghova (University of Western Australia) The coast from Perth to Hobart and beyond experiences persistent, year-round ocean waves. Wave energy technologies designed to harness this energy … Read more
Explore Course Seeker to compare thousands of undergraduate courses from universities and higher education institutions across Australia. Tailor your search by study area, location, entry requirements, and more to find the perfect course that aligns with your academic and career goals.
Dive into the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) to explore groundbreaking research dedicated to preserving Australia’s tropical marine ecosystems. From innovative coral reef restoration projects to cutting-edge marine technology, AIMS offers a wealth of information and opportunities for those passionate about ocean science and sustainability.
Explore ways to develop your skills in STEM education and sustainability through inquiry-based and hands-on learning. We often hear educators say that they feel lacking in their knowledge and understanding of an issue or content area. In response, the team at WA Museum Boola Bardip have developed this practical and hands-on Professional Learning to upskill … Read more
The Game Changer Awards finals will back on Monday 3 November 2025! The annual event aims to acknowledge and reward young Western Australians for developing their science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills through creative problem-solving, collaboration and team work. Each year, participants choose an issue to solve and setup a project display (science fair style) … Read more
Visit the WA Museum Boola Bardip with your class and explore how living things adapt to the changing environment. Adaptations: Birds This program examines how birds adapt to their environment and the changes that allow different species to thrive and survive. Students will use scientific tools, Museum specimens and 3D scans to observe and record … Read more
In this facilitated workshop, students will take on the role of an ecologist and explore some of the changes brought about as the landscape becomes fragmented and modified. During the workshop, students will investigate: This program links to the following strands of the Western Australian Curriculum. More details can be found here. Facilitated Workshops All … Read more
Travel back billions of years and discover how microscopic organisms forever changed the conditions for life on Earth. Investigate the structures they formed and the chemical processes they used to create oxygen-rich oceans and an atmosphere creating conditions for multicellular life to flourish. Explore the iron rich deposits they helped create providing a wealth of … Read more
Welcome to the Sustainability Research Forum at Murdoch University! Spend World Environment Day with inspiring discussions and innovative ideas! This event will explore the importance of sustainability in research and how your work can make a positive impact on the environment and society. You’ll have the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, and share your … Read more
Hosted by The UWA Institute of Agriculture, this public lecture will examine crop-ecophysiological research focused on understanding the resilience mechanisms of agronomic crops under abiotic stresses. Conducted at Clemson University, this work integrates molecular physiology with production agronomy to support the development of climate-resilient agricultural systems that balance economic viability with environmental sustainability. The presentation … Read more
An exciting in-person event where industry leaders, innovators, and experts from Australia and Africa come together to discuss the future of clean energy. The conference will feature engaging keynote speakers, informative panel discussions and a showcase of cutting-edge technologies in the clean energy sector. Don’t miss this opportunity to network with like-minded individuals and explore potential collaborations that will shape the energy landscape for years … Read more
West Australian Marine Science Institution (WAMSI) has joined with the Australian Marine Sciences Association (AMSA) to organise a breakfast event for World Oceans Day. On Wednesday 4 June, starting at 7:30am at Scarboro Surf Lifesaving Club hear from a series of speakers giving 1-minute presentations. This ‘marine snapchat’ format, tried and tested by AMSA, means … Read more
The Educating Parent is your go-to online hub for homeschooling and unschooling, packed with over 1,000 articles, guides, and resources to make learning fun and easy. From planners and workbooks to state-specific info and a supportive community, it’s everything you need to thrive on your homeschooling journey.
The Western Australian Curriculum and Assessment Outline (K–10 Outline) is your go-to guide for the curriculum and assessment requirements from Kindergarten to Year 10. It’s smoothly integrating the exciting new Australian Curriculum Version 9, with some subjects set to roll out in 2025, bringing fresh updates and new learning opportunities.
Geoscience Australia’s Classroom Resources page offers a range of interactive and curriculum-aligned materials—like 3D models, maps, and hands-on activities—that make learning about Earth science topics such as volcanoes, fossils, and natural hazards both fun and informative.
A safe and inclusive workplace isn’t just a policy—it’s a culture. This workshop activity is designed for businesses committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), providing practical tools to create an environment where everyone feels valued, respected, and heard.
Through this resource, leaders and teams will:
🔹 Explore the importance of psychological safety – Encouraging open conversations without fear of judgment.
🔹 Develop workplace guidelines – Co-create strategies to foster inclusivity and belonging.
🔹 Recognise and address challenges – Learn how to navigate difficult emotions and create meaningful change.
This workshop is an essential step for businesses looking to strengthen their DEI initiatives and create a workplace where everyone—especially women and underrepresented groups—can thrive.
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Looking for a creative, hands-on way to explore STEM with your child? This butterfly feeder activity combines science, engineering, and craft to help kids learn about pollinators and ecosystems—all while making something beautiful for the garden!
By building and decorating a butterfly feeder, your child will:
🔹 Learn about biology – How butterflies find food and help plants grow.
🔹 Experiment with engineering – Designing a feeder that works efficiently.
🔹 Get creative – Painting and decorating to attract butterflies.
This is a fantastic parent-child project that encourages curiosity about the natural world and the role STEM plays in wildlife conservation. Plus, it’s a great way to spend time outdoors together!
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Want to get your child thinking about STEM careers and big ideas—without it feeling like homework? This fun and easy guide is packed with engaging conversation starters to spark curiosity, creativity, and excitement about science, technology, engineering, and maths!
From inventing new gadgets to solving real-world problems, these questions help connect everyday interests—like video games, apps, and superheroes—to exciting future careers in STEM. Whether at the dinner table, on the school run, or during playtime, these chats can build confidence and open doors to amazing opportunities.
A little encouragement goes a long way in shaping future innovators. Start the conversation today!
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Looking for a fun and hands-on way to spark your daughter’s interest in STEM? This water slide challenge is a fantastic activity to do together at home! Using simple recycled materials, she’ll plan, design, and build her own water slide—just like a real engineer.
This activity helps develop:
🔹 Creative problem-solving – How can she make the water flow smoothly?
🔹 Engineering skills – Thinking about structure, angles, and stability.
🔹 Critical thinking – Reflecting on what worked and what could be improved.
Encouraging girls to tinker, test, and problem-solve builds confidence in STEM, and having a parent involved makes the experience even more rewarding! No special equipment needed—just curiosity, creativity, and a splash of fun!
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