Are we ready for the extreme weather ahead? (Groundswell)
1 September, 12.00 to 1.00 pm
This briefing will look at what the latest climate outlook could mean for Australia over the next two summers, how communities and emergency services are preparing, and what we can do to reduce the risks ahead.
Webinars for organisations with volunteers (The Centre for Volunteering)
Multiple dates and times throughout September
Webinars include: Becoming an inclusive volunteer involving organisation (2 Sep), Introduction to volunteering (4 or 11 Sep), and Creating safe spaces for volunteering: LGBTQAI+ (22 Sep).
Spotting platypus and recording their location (Australian Conservation Foundation)
4 September, 6.30 to 7.30 pm
This session will provide information on how to spot a platypus – habitat/where, when, and watching out for tricksters. It will also cover how to record your findings, and more.
What are the barriers to electrification on your farm or property? (Farmers for Climate Action & Renewable Energy Alliance)
8 September, 1.00 to 2.00 pm
Hear about some of the exciting technological advancements and what the future of electrification looks like. You will also have the opportunity to share your personal perspective on barriers to adopting electrification and renewable energy.
Soil monitoring webinar series (Soils for Life)
9, 22 and 29 September, 12.00 to 1.00 pm
This series will cover soil monitoring for your farm. The first session (9 Sep) will look at soil biology, and what you can measure in the field. David Hardwick and Gill Sanbrook will lead the second session (22 Sep), looking at tracking changes over time, while the third session (29 Sep) will see farmer Jake Ryan sharing his experience with monitoring and the benefits it provides his business.
Tools for changemakers webinar series Communicating hard truths (Women’s Environmental Leadership Australia)
15 and 29 September, 12.00 to 1.30 pm. Tickets $45 per session
Communicating hard truths (15 Sep) will explore how communication can help us truthfully talk about complex issues, while keeping people engaged. Unlikely allies (29 Sep) will explore how to collaborate with people you disagree with, while staying clear on what matters most.
Wild Wonder nature journaling conference (Wild Wonder Foundation)
15 to 19 September. Tickets from approx $135
This online conference gathers people who are passionate about nature, art, science and curiosity to share ideas, learn from and inspire each other. There are 30 classes, panels and talks over the five days. You can choose to watch live, or purchase a ticket for recordings to watch after the event finishes.
Lunch & Learn webinar series (Landcare NSW)
Multiple dates throughout September, 12.30 to 1.30 pm
These practical sessions aim to share information from Landcare groups across NSW, covering innovative projects and popular activities that groups have implemented. Coming sessions will cover: Gloucester multi-species crop trial (16 Sep) and Advancing nature-positive agriculture through interdisciplinary research (29 Sep).
Understanding H5 bird flu (Conservation Council – ACT)
16 September, 1.00 to 2.00 pm
This informative webinar will cover
the origins of H5 bird flu, how the H5 Avian Influenza (bird flu) has spread to Australia, as well as potential risks and impacts to our local wildlife.
Visions for healthy, sustainable and equitable food systems in Australia (Australian National University)
17 September, 12.30 to 1.30 pm
Healthy, equitable, and sustainable food systems are key to planetary health equity. Yet contemporary industrial food systems are undermining these objectives by prioritising certain interests. Amy Carrad’s research combines social movements and food systems to explore the existence of a social movement for planetary health equity-aligned food systems in Australia.
Landcare employer webinars (Landcare Victoria)
22 September, 12.00 to 1.30 pm
These webinars aim to equip employers and managers of Landcare workers with information and knowledge on various components of an employee’s lifecycle. This will be the first webinar, and will cover the topic of recruitment.
In your garden at night (Sustainable Gardening Australia)
22 September, 7.00 to 8.00 pm. Tickets $33
Our cities and suburbs are becoming increasingly brighter at night. But what impact is this having on our plants and wildlife? This webinar will cover: Night time pollination – who’s doing what and when; the effects of artificial light at night on pollinators; and tips for minimising effects of night-time light on wildlife.
Getting ready for the Aussie Bird Count (Yarra Ranges Council)
1 October, 12.00 to 1.00 pm
The Aussie Bird Count takes place every year and is a fun, easy way for all of us to start noticing the nature around us. This webinar will cover: how to participate in the Aussie Bird Count, expert tips on how to spot birds, how to photograph birds, and an introduction to about bird calls.