The Tasmanian National Science Week Coordinating Committee and Inspiring Australia (Tasmania) awarded 17 Tasmanian National Science Week Engagement Grants for a total of $63,000 to support individuals and organisations who will deliver a public science, technology, engineering, maths or medicine (STEMM) themed activity as part of the National Science Week festival.
This year, Engagement grants were available to support 1) a public STEM engagement event/activity or 2) to support a program of STEM events/activities delivered outside of the Greater Hobart area.
Here are this year’s grant winners!
Public STEM engagement event/activity
Australian Association for Environmental Education
Blackmans Bay Marine Science Excursion
Casey Garrett Consulting
STEM Afternoon Tea
Circular Head Council
The Circular Head Science Gig
Friends of larapuna coast – Wildcare
The larapuna/Bay of Fires Community Weekend
Nipaluna Nursery
Wild Food
University of Tasmania
The Vaginal Vignettes
Program of STEM events/activities delivered outside of the Greater Hobart area
Australian Association for Environmental Education
Nature Journaling
Bookend Trust
Discovering Call Trackers
Inala Nature Tours
The science of selecting, planting and establishing trees
Dr Penny Jones
Exhale: the Art and Science of Relaxation
Latrobe Council
Chocolate Investigations
Meander Valley Council
The Enchanting World of Slime Moulds and Other Hidden Gems
Nipaluna Nursery
Healing Country- Stories of Landscape Recovery
Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery
Science Week at QVMAG
Sustainability Learning Centre
STEM Roadshow
Tasmanian Land Conservancy
WildTracker Exhibition
University of Tasmania
Science of Brewing