South
4 October 2022 - 13 October 2022
What’s that moving in the water? Was that a platypus hunting, a frog calling or a mayfly hatching? Come and take a look into the sparkling water of Sandy Bay Rivulet, Waterworks Reserve, and see…
South
3 October 2022
Come spread your wings and shake your tail feathers with this nature-inspired dance workshop. Presented by environmental educator and dance teacher Alejandra Osorio Iturriaga from Beat Latina, this activity is a chance to be inspired by…
South
30 September 2022
Learn what the science says about the impacts of salmon farming. Associate Professor Jeff Ross is an ecologist and expert on the environmental impacts of salmon farming. He leads the Aquaculture Environmental Interactions program at…
North
20 September 2022
Join Suzanne Crowley at QVMAG Inveresk in a conversation on her PhD examination exhibition – Entangling art with STEM. During the research process, Suzanne explored the shared history of science and art, the contribution of…
Online
19 September 2022
The Aurora Australis, or Southern Lights, is one of Tasmania’s most spectacular natural wonders. Tune in to watch Dr Lisa-ann Gershwin from the Glow Show Tasmania talk about how it happens, why it appears differently…
South
11 September 2022 - 25 September 2022
Hobart Open Day, Sept 11: With all courses on display, Hobart Open Day is your opportunity to talk to academics and students to get a feel for uni life. At our Sandy Bay Campus, there…
South
7 September 2022
Just a bit bigger than a Budgerigar, Orange-bellied Parrots (OBPs) are one of only a few migratory parrot species in the world. They breed at Melaleuca in south-west Tasmania during spring and summer and then…
Online
7 September 2022
Dr Ruth Pye is a research veterinarian with the Tasmanian devil immunology research group at Menzies Institute for Medical Research. Ruth will talk about why it matters that devils are endangered, the current state of…
South
7 September 2022
On National Threatened Species Day, Dr Ruth Pye, research veterinarian at Menzies, will be talking about the current state of the devil population, why it is important to save the species, and give an update…
Statewide
5 September 2022 - 28 September 2022
Flow is a collaborative exhibition featuring Huon Valley and Launceston artists. The exhibition reflects and celebrates the connection each area has to its local waterways, river systems and coastal areas, and explores their significance. The exhibition…
South
4 September 2022
Featuring Grace Martini (Human Geography), Brenda Mooney (Environmental Chemistry), and Mars Buttfield-Addison (Engineering and Data Science) Grace Martini is a PhD candidate and Research Assistant in Human Geography at the University of Tasmania, in Hobart,…
South
29 August 2022
Climate change poses a considerable challenge to forest managers. This one-day symposium will provide an overview of key issues likely to be faced in Tasmanian production forests under a changing climate, as well as outlining…