Taronga Zoo Sydney and the University of Sydney invite you to celebrate National Science Week at OPERATION EARTH: A conservation mission on Saturday 17 August 2019 during the Sydney Science Festival.
There are animals that need your help! Your mission – should you choose to accept it – is to complete at least six conservation activities around the Zoo. The Sumatran Tiger, Greater Bilby, Sun Bear and many more animals are relying on you to become a conservation change-agent to protect them from challenges such as climate change, habitat loss and poaching.
Mobilise the mission operatives in your family and get involved in the University of Sydney’s hands-on science challenges to learn about the conservation strategies in place to ensure a future for Earth’s magnificent wildlife.
This can be followed by exclusive behind the scenes tours of the Taronga Institute of Science & Learning science labs, where you will discover key wildlife conservation science projects contributing to saving planet Earth.
Your OPERATION EARTH: A conservation mission case-file will be available at the Taronga Zoo Sydney entrance, and children will receive FREE entry to the Zoo when accompanied by a paying adult.
Families that participate in the University of Sydney’s activities and return a completed case-file go into the draw to WIN one of ten family passes to experience Wild Ropes at Taronga Zoo Sydney.
OPERATION EARTH: A conservation mission is part of Sydney Science Festival in National Science Week. Find out more about this event here
Taronga Zoo Sydney and the University of Sydney invite you to celebrate National Science Week at OPERATION EARTH: A conservation mission on Saturday 17 August 2019 during the Sydney Science Festival.
There are animals that need your help! Your mission – should you choose to accept it – is to complete at least six conservation activities around the Zoo. The Sumatran Tiger, Greater Bilby, Sun Bear and many more animals are relying on you to become a conservation change-agent to protect them from challenges such as climate change, habitat loss and poaching.
Mobilise the mission operatives in your family and get involved in the University of Sydney’s hands-on science challenges to learn about the conservation strategies in place to ensure a future for Earth’s magnificent wildlife.
This can be followed by exclusive behind the scenes tours of the Taronga Institute of Science & Learning science labs, where you will discover key wildlife conservation science projects contributing to saving planet Earth.
Your OPERATION EARTH: A conservation mission case-file will be available at the Taronga Zoo Sydney entrance, and children will receive FREE entry to the Zoo when accompanied by a paying adult.
Families that participate in the University of Sydney’s activities and return a completed case-file go into the draw to WIN one of ten family passes to experience Wild Ropes at Taronga Zoo Sydney.
OPERATION EARTH: A conservation mission is part of Sydney Science Festival in National Science Week. Find out more about this event here
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