TERN Biennial Science Symposium
The TERN Science Symposium 2023 is a forum for sharing ecosystem science research, technological development, data system innovation, collaboration and action.
The TERN Science Symposium 2023 is a forum for sharing ecosystem science research, technological development, data system innovation, collaboration and action.
Soil Science Australia (WA Branch) invites you to the annual WA Boodja Soil Science Lecture. The lecture is free and open to all.
This conference is an excellent opportunity for people from a wide range of sectors working in the biosecurity space to come together and share new science, tools, communication strategies and experiences in the management of Phytophthora Dieback and other closely related biosecurity concerns.
The goal of the Crawford Fund 2023 Annual Conference is to consider how farmers the world over, who are generally facing similar significant risks, can understand risks and adapt and diversify to sustain production.
The Conservation Council of WA is proud to host our Annual Conference for 2023 - UPLIFT: Supporting the work of youth & Aboriginal people in the conservation sector.
Soil Science Australia (WA branch) invite you to join in a small, connected symposium to celebrate World Soil Day 2023 at Kings Park Education Centre.
There are approximately 900 million hectares of sandy soils worldwide, particularly in arid or semi-arid regions. There are more than 22 million hectares of arable sands in southern and western Australia. These soils are often impacted by multiple constraints, such as, soil acidity, hardpans and soil water repellence while also have inherently poor fertility and […]
The Soil Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) Participants Conference for 2025 will focus on Western Australian soils and agriculture. Researchers, farmers, industry representatives and PhD students from across the country will gather to share their research outcomes and celebrate achievements. While day one is exclusive to members of the Soil CRC's 39 participant organisations, the public […]
Since 2012, Soil Science Australia's Annual Boodja Lecture has promoted the "outstanding and prominent aspects of soil science in Western Australia", with "Boodja" a common Noongar word for land. This year's lecture will be held on Friday, November 7 at Perth's State Library Theatre from 3pm to 5pm. DPIRD Principal Research Scientist David Hall will […]
Hosted by the Gillamii Centre, the Great Southern Salinity Summit is a one-day regional event focused on tackling dryland salinity through innovation, collaboration, and practical solutions. For over 30 years, Gillamii has supported primary producers across southern WA in managing salt-affected land through plant-based systems. Building on this legacy, the Summit will bring together growers, […]
Murdoch University will hold its annual Open Day on Saturday, May 23, 2026 from 10am to 3pm. All are welcome to attend the day to explore Murdoch University’s study areas, scholarship opportunities and pathway entries. SoilsWest and the School of Agricultural Sciences will share a stall at Open Day, likely in the Boola Katitjin’s Northern […]
The Dieback Working Group (DWG) will celebrate 30 years of Phytophthora Dieback awareness when it hosts the DIG 2026 conference at Murdoch University on September 8 and 9. The event will bring together practitioners, researchers, land managers, and community partners from across Australia. Day two, the conference day, will include the following speakers: Treena Burgess, […]