National Science Week
Great National Science Week Indigenous stories up for grabs now around Australia
- Multimedia project captures 65,000+ years of Indigenous Knowledge through voices of elders, scientists and environmentalists – online
- Remote school students use baited underwater cameras to explore croc-filled billabongs – Ramingining, NT
- Burning lessons from County: virtual 'fire lab' tour with Melbourne researchers applying Indigenous practices – online
- VR portal to Torres Strait Islander culture, Aboriginal astronomy, cultural use of seaweeds, science of sound and more at Indigenous Science Experience – Redfern, NSW
- Weaving connections in textiles workshop – Adelaide, SA
- Aboriginal science village and a life-sized Australovenator dinosaur at Science in the Scrub – Abbotsbury, NSW
- How the birds got their colours: Dreamtime through circus and dance – Darwin, NT
- Tech upskilling for citizen scientists with researchers and Indigenous rangers – in-person and online via Gold Coast, QLD
- Jurassic wonders from earth to sky: First Nations Knowledge, palaeontology and astronomy – Bendigo, VIC
- Deadly Science in a biomedical lab – Brisbane, QLD
- Indigenous elders, rangers and locals join school students in boat building challenge using recycled and found materials – Wyndham and East Kimberley, WA
- Cultural and ecological importance of cool burning and medicinal plant use – Magnetic Island, QLD
- Planetarium show tells stories of Indigenous science, Songlines and stars – Wollongong, NSW
- Australia's Agricultural Identity - An Aboriginal Yarn: talk to proud Worimi man, author, entrepreneur and past Australian Geographic Young Conservationist of the Year Joshua Gilbert about his new book – Windale, NSW
- Tuck into bush tucker and Indigenous plant and animal knowledge – Darwin, NT
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