Hear climate innovators present evidence-based visions of the future. Learn, question, discuss and be inspired by Powerhouse’s 100 Climate Conversations.
Tag: National Science Week
13-21 August
Indigenous Rangers in Esperance, WA present their scientific, research, & conservation activities.
Hear climate innovators present evidence-based visions of the future. Learn, question, discuss and be inspired by Powerhouse’s 100 Climate Conversations.
Learn about Sustainability and Ocean Plastic, one of the worst types of pollution affecting our oceans and coastlines.
Celebrate National Science Week with the authors of Wednesday Weeks!
Celebrate National Science Week with Dr Karl!
Understand the science, understand the urgency, understand it is our youths’ future
Hear climate innovators present evidence-based visions of the future. Learn, question, discuss and be inspired by Powerhouse’s 100 Climate Conversations.
If you learn to love nature you will want to do something to protect it. Part of the 100 Climate Conversation series.
Hear climate innovators present evidence-based visions of the future. Learn, question, discuss and be inspired by Powerhouse’s 100 Climate Conversations.
Aboriginal Rangers present their local conservation, research, wildlife, or land maintenance programs, and students can ask questions. Options to automatically create published books.
ANSTO and the Powerhouse collaborate to make the Invisible Revealed using nuclear and forensic methodologies to investigate artefacts.
The strategy of hope that leads to collective action is the key to finding the new normal. Part of the 100 Climate Conversation series.
Be inspired by Professor Sahajwalla as she describes the future of recycling in MICROfactories. Part of the 100 Climate Conversation series.
Baby black holes and equity, inclusion and opportunity for all with PhD student Kat Ross from Curtin University
Engage your students in this vital performance about the climate catastrophe along with a package of related digital resources exploring the biggest challenge of our time
Meet Dr Sebastian Pfautsch as he explains how playgrounds and housing can be cooled efficiently and sustainably. Part of the 100 Climate Conversation series.
Conservation or Commerce – Indigenous Rangers in Kakadu National Park, NT present their scientific work, conservation activities, & why they steal crocodile eggs.
Indigenous Rangers showcase their local scientific work, conservation activities, and the technologies used for research.
Join our First Nations Educators to explore the timeline of Food in Australia!