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Biodiversity – what is it? A National Science Week online workshop on 18th August

Biodiversity – we all know it’s important for our planet, but what exactly does that mean? 

Join Conservation Volunteers Australia (CVA) this National Science Week to find out, in practical ways, why biodiversity is good for all of us – from microscopic plankton and koalas, to everyday Australians like you & I. 

With support from NRMA Insurance, CVA has planted over 70,000 native trees to benefit Koalas across New South Wales and Queensland over the last 2 years. In this online workshop we’re going to share a little more about that work for Koalas, and the story behind this great project which was a Banksia Sustainability Award Finalist in 2020.

We’ll be hearing from landholders who are working with CVA, local Koala experts and more – bringing to life how an act as simple as planting a tree has a big impact for Koalas, other amazing critters, and us humans too. 

Join us on Wednesday August 18th at 3pm for a fun 45 minute interactive session to find out more about how we can all play a part to rebalance nature and enhance biodiversity wherever we are, and however much time we have to spare – helping to protect and restore the future of Koalas and all life on Earth.  

Spaces are limited, so register now!

Register for the online workshop