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Events in September 2021
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Hydrogen Economy? Cutting away the hype to expose the constraints and potential
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Hydrogen Economy? Cutting away the hype to expose the constraints and potential
State Library of Western AustraliaPerth Cultural Centre, 25 Francis StPerth,Are there 50 shades of Hydrogen? Is there more to it than spin?
As the world moves towards a deep decarbonised future, a range of emerging hydrogen storage solutions and associated technologies are under development globally and here in WA. One of Australia’s most knowledgeable experts in the field of Hydrogen research, Curtin University’s Professor Craig Buckley with 28 years experience in the Hydrogen Storage research field and Manager of both the Hydrogen Storage Research Group (HSRG) and The W.A. Small Angle X-ray Scattering Facility (SAXS) at Curtin University. Prof. Buckley will give an overview of state of the art hydrogen storage options and discuss the many options with comparisons of these pathways.
Of particular note we will hear of exciting ongoing research in one technology in particular that appears very promising given the technical and commercial challenges posed to the sector to become an energy export superpower. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn of the latest cutting edge hydrogen technology development. A panel session will follow with industry experts giving their views and opinions on how this emerging economy is likely to unfold.
Please join us for a night not to be missed.
This is a ticketed event. Please go to Eventbrite to purchase your tickets. $15 for members and unwaged; $20 for non members
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World EV Day
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World EV Day
The Camfield1 Roger MacKay DveBurswood,The global celebration of Electric Vehicles for all those who own, are looking for or dream about an EV and how they can participate in the transition to Zero Emission Transport.
This year, education, accessibility and sustainability will be the headline themes for the 2021 World EV Day campaign. The day, continuing its work to deliver action will be focused on motivating more people to engage with e-mobility and to support sustainable transport solutions for all.
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Celebrate Lake Claremont
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Celebrate Lake Claremont
Lake ClaremontA FREE FAMILY EVENT FOR NATURE LOVERS 💚
Join us to celebrate everything our beautiful lake has to offer!
There are plenty of activities, games, workshops and demonstrations for everyone. Bring the kids because there is lots of children entertainment. Including:
The kiddies can jump on board the land train and take a lake ride
Exciting wildlife encounters with Animal Ark
Kids are invited to make their own awesome wood creation with The Joys of Wood
Heaps of nature craft for kids including garland making and creating your own recycled luggage tags!
Scavenger hunt, face painting, yoga and more!
This is a plastic free event so bring your refillable drink bottle and reusable coffee cup!Please access the event from Lapsley Road.
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Passive House for Perth Western Australia
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Passive House for Perth Western Australia
Hotel Northbridge210 Lake StNorthbridge,Daniel Kress will reflect on his 2015 Thesis “Passive House for Perth Western Australia” and what he has learned from reading and building Passive Houses in hot climates.
Is overheating an issue for Passive Houses and is the hot climate really suitable for the Passive House approach?
Use this one-off opportunity to meet Daniel and his team at Smart Plus Academy, in Perth, WA.
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CCWA's Annual Conference - A Bold Vision for WA
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CCWA's Annual Conference - A Bold Vision for WA
Bendat Community Centre36 Dodd StWembley,CCWA are excited to announce our Annual Conference for 2021 - A Bold Vision for WA: Conservation, Climate and Communities.
Join us on Friday 24 September at the Bendat Parent and Community Centre in Wembley, right next door to the beautiful Lake Monger.
Building on CCWA’s ambition plan released earlier this year, this Conference will showcase a new way of thinking that can solve environmental challenges while future-proofing our economy, creating jobs and providing a better quality of life for all West Australians.
This is an opportunity to celebrate the work of CCWA’s member groups and the opportunities for different types of action, cooperation and engagement across all sectors to strategically shift the conversation around environmental issues in WA.
Your conference ticket includes access to the full conference and exhibition, catering, entertainment and sundowner, and offsetting our emissions.
This conference is hosted by the Conservation Council of WA, the state’s peak environmental organisation representing more than one hundred environmental groups and members of the conservation community in Western Australia.
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Bird Photography for Kids and Teens
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Bird Photography for Kids and Teens
Lake Leschenaultia2134 Rosedale RdChidlow,Shire of Mundaring is hosting Wildlife Wednesday nature activities at Lake Leschenaultia in the school holidays. Bird Photography for Kids and Teens is suitable for ages 12 to 16.
Join local environmental educator and professional wildlife photographer Simon Cherriman, and environmental educator Danielle Crichton, to learn the basics of ethical bird photography at the unique Lake Leschenaultia Conservation Reserve. Special guest Talitha Huston will share her passion for bird photography and insights into the creation of her book ‘Birds of the Perth Hills Region’. Learn how to photograph a live subject and engage in a range of activities to hone your photography skills.
Participants will need to bring either a digital camera or a smartphone. A hat, water bottle, closed in shoes and something to write on (e.g. clipboard and pencil) are also vital to participate in the workshop. Parents may wish to drop their children off, but are welcome to attend if desired.
This is a free event provided by the Shire of Mundaring, but places are limited so registration is essential.
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Where Do Eagles Nest? with Simon Cherriman
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Where Do Eagles Nest? with Simon Cherriman
Mundaring Library1 Nichol StMundaring,Learn about the nesting habits of the Perth Hills' largest predator, the Wedge-tailed Eagle, with eagle scientist, Simon Cherriman.
This event includes an audio-visual presentation about the Wedge-tailed Eagle breeding cycle, followed by a group activity to build an eagle's nest in Sculpture Park.
This activity is for children aged 6 years and over. The workshop will go for 90 minutes. Bookings are essential for this free event.
Children aged under 12 years must be accompanied by an adult.
Participants will need a hat, water bottle, and closed-in shoes.
Wild Things Australia: Facts not Fear–
Wild Things Australia: Facts not Fear
Belmont HubWright StreetBelmont,Learn how to be safe and respect iconic Australian wildlife.
For children aged 5 to 12 years.
This free program will be held in the Innovation Lab.Australia is home to some of the Earth's most diverse creatures and some of these wild things can have a nasty bite! Join Einsteins Australia for an interactive workshop where they will help you learn to be aware and stay safe all while having fun! Mini researches will not only create a creepy creature to take home but they will learn some basic first aid skills as well.
Helena Valley Wildlife Spotto with Simon Cherriman–
Helena Valley Wildlife Spotto with Simon Cherriman
Boya Community Centre119-135 Scott StHelena Valley,Have you ever wondered about the wildlife living in your local area? Come and learn about how to identify wildlife, with a focus on trees, birds and reptiles, with ecologist, Simon Cherriman.
The event begins with an audiovisual presentation showcasing some common wildlife species that occur in backyards, streetscapes and remnant bushland, and a short Backyard Biodiversity film. We will then head out on a nature walk to a local reserve in Boya to tick off a range of "nature spotto" items.
This activity is for school-aged children children 6 years and over. The workshop will go for 90 minutes. Bookings are essential for this free event.
Children aged under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
Participants will need a hat, water bottle, and closed-in shoes.