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Events in November 2021
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CRY OF THE FORESTS ORANA CINEMAS ALBANY AU
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CRY OF THE FORESTS ORANA CINEMAS ALBANY AU
ORANA CINEMA ALBANY451 Albany Hwy, Orana WA 6330Albany,The forests of the south west of Western Australia are found nowhere else on earth. They are part of one of the most biodiversity rich hotspots on the planet and they play a vital role in drawing down and storing carbon.
Yet we are cutting them down at the rate of 10 football fields every single day.
Logging is decimating these special places. Most of the logs end up as sawmill waste, charcoal or wood chips. Just 15 per cent is turned into useable timber.
Meanwhile climate change is impacting on the south west and rainfall is declining. The forests help create the rain that feeds the streams, environment and agricultural industries. But despite all this the destruction of these valuable ecosystems continues.
Cry of the Forests is a call to action to save our forests before it’s too late. It is an independent documentary film made in partnership with the WA Forest Alliance.
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iDriveWA: Towards Zero Emissions Transport
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iDriveWA: Towards Zero Emissions Transport
Driver Risk Management16 Grogan StPerth Airport,Western Australia's only industry focused Zero Emission Vehicle Fleet Transition Conference, Exhibition & Test Drive Day.
Learn from leading vehicle & equipment manufacturers, professional associations and industry experts how you can transition to electric vehicles in your business or department fleet.
See the latest zero emission vehicles and associated technology in Western Australia, try one for a test drive and find out how to keep them charged, serviced and tracked.
Register for a test drive and join our industry conference to stay in touch with global, national and local initiatives and find out what others are doing to prepare for zero vehicles across passenger, local & state government, tourism, commercial, public and mining transport sectors.
Conference tickets free but are strictly limited so ensure to book early to secure your seat.
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2021 Wildlife Show
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2021 Wildlife Show
Herdsman Lake Discovery CentreCorner of Flynn and Selby StreetsWembley ,The WA Gould League and the WA Naturalists’ Club will be hosting a special Wildlife Show at the Herdsman Lake Discovery Centre and surrounds on Sunday 7 November from 11am - 4pm.
The Wildlife Show event brings together some amazing wildlife, environmental and indigenous organisations to promote our native wildlife and indigenous culture, provide interactive exhibits for the community to enjoy and offer families opportunities to re-connect with nature.
Throughout the day there will be wildlife & nature related exhibits, an indigenous smoking ceremony and dance group, face painting, art and craft stations, hands-on nature-based activities, live mural painting, as well as food trucks and coffee.
Entry is $10 per person, $30 per family or FREE for Friends of the WA Gould League.The 2021 Wildlife Show–
The 2021 Wildlife Show
Herdsman Lake Wildlife CentreCnr Flynn St & Selby StWembley,The WA Gould League and the WA Naturalists’ Club will be hosting a special Wildlife Show at the Herdsman Lake Discovery Centre and surrounds on Sunday 7 November from 11am - 4pm.
The Wildlife Show event brings together some amazing wildlife, environmental and indigenous organisations to promote our native wildlife and indigenous culture, provide interactive exhibits for the community to enjoy and offer families opportunities to re-connect with nature.
Throughout the day there will be wildlife & nature related exhibits, hands-on nature-based activities, community mural painting, as well as food stalls and coffee.
Entry is $10 per person, $30 per family or FREE for Friends of the WA Gould League
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CRY OF THE FORESTS GRAND CINEMAS BUNBURY
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CRY OF THE FORESTS GRAND CINEMAS BUNBURY
GRAND CINEMAS BUNBURY33 Clifton St, Bunbury WA 6230Bunbury,The forests of the south west of Western Australia are found nowhere else on earth. They are part of one of the most biodiversity rich hotspots on the planet and they play a vital role in drawing down and storing carbon.
Yet we are cutting them down at the rate of 10 football fields every single day.
Logging is decimating these special places. Most of the logs end up as sawmill waste, charcoal or wood chips. Just 15 per cent is turned into useable timber.
Meanwhile climate change is impacting on the south west and rainfall is declining. The forests help create the rain that feeds the streams, environment and agricultural industries. But despite all this the destruction of these valuable ecosystems continues.
Cry of the Forests is a call to action to save our forests before it’s too late. It is an independent documentary film made in partnership with the WA Forest Alliance.
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Botanical Drawing (Ballajura)
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Botanical Drawing (Ballajura)
Ballajura Public LibraryKingfisher Ave & Illawarra CrescentBallajura,A combination of art and botany, botanical drawing is the illustration of plant species with accurate form, colour and details. Una Bell, artist, environmental enthusiast, and author will guide participants through the basics of botanical drawing.
Attendees will need to bring paper, ‘lead’ pencils, a pencil sharpener, eraser, ruler and coloured pencils (optional). No botanical drawing experience is required. This program is suitable for adults and young people aged 14 and over.
Please book in as spaces are limited. For all inquiries contact Ballajura Public Library on (08) 9207 8686.
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CRY OF THE FORESTS ORANA CINEMAS ALBANY
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CRY OF THE FORESTS ORANA CINEMAS ALBANY
ORANA CINEMA ALBANY451 Albany Hwy, Orana WA 6330Albany,The forests of the south west of Western Australia are found nowhere else on earth. They are part of one of the most biodiversity rich hotspots on the planet and they play a vital role in drawing down and storing carbon.
Yet we are cutting them down at the rate of 10 football fields every single day.
Logging is decimating these special places. Most of the logs end up as sawmill waste, charcoal or wood chips. Just 15 per cent is turned into useable timber.
Meanwhile climate change is impacting on the south west and rainfall is declining. The forests help create the rain that feeds the streams, environment and agricultural industries. But despite all this the destruction of these valuable ecosystems continues.
Cry of the Forests is a call to action to save our forests before it’s too late. It is an independent documentary film made in partnership with the WA Forest Alliance.
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CRY OF THE FORESTS LUNA SX FREMANTLE
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CRY OF THE FORESTS LUNA SX FREMANTLE
Luna on SX13 Essex StFremantle,The forests of the south west of Western Australia are found nowhere else on earth. They are part of one of the most biodiversity rich hotspots on the planet and they play a vital role in drawing down and storing carbon.
Yet we are cutting them down at the rate of 10 football fields every single day.
Logging is decimating these special places. Most of the logs end up as sawmill waste, charcoal or wood chips. Just 15 per cent is turned into useable timber.
Meanwhile climate change is impacting on the south west and rainfall is declining. The forests help create the rain that feeds the streams, environment and agricultural industries. But despite all this the destruction of these valuable ecosystems continues.
Cry of the Forests is a call to action to save our forests before it’s too late. It is an independent documentary film made in partnership with the WA Forest Alliance.