Immerse yourself this World Ocean Day: Join the Ocean Lovers movement
Did you know that half the air we breathe comes from the ocean? It is our absolute lifeline, deeply connectedContinue Reading
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Bogong Watch
The iconic Bogong moth is more than just a mountain dweller; it’s a continent-wide traveler. As an endangered species, everyContinue Reading
Women Making Waves
This International Women’s Day, step aboard with Ocean Lovers Festival for Women Making Waves; a joyful, inspiring harbour experience celebratingContinue Reading
Dive in and explore the Science of the 2026 Ocean Lovers Festival
The ocean is the beating heart of our planet, providing the air we breathe, the climate we rely on, andContinue Reading
Summer of Citizen Science
Summer is a great time to get outside and explore nature. From the bushlands to the sea there are plenty ofContinue Reading
Celebrate Citizen Science this November
As the weather warms up there are some amzing citizen science programs to get you outside exploring your local areaContinue Reading
April is Citizen Science Month
Everyone, everywhere is invited to join the One Million Acts of Science challenge this April during Citizen Science Month. IndividualContinue Reading
Ocean Lovers Talks 2025: Saving the Ocean with Science
The Ocean Lovers Talks is a feature event of the Ocean Lovers Festival, focused on solutions for ways we can better protectContinue Reading
What’s on at the Ocean Lovers Festival 2025
This year is going to be bigger and better than ever, with the festival expanding Sydney-wide across March.
November Citizen Science Guide
Citizen Science programs are invaluable for advancing our understanding of biodiversity, as they engage people from all walks of lifeContinue Reading
Ocean Lovers Festival 2025
Ocean Lovers Festival is Australia’s largest cultural and science celebration for the ocean. The Ocean Lovers Festival was born inContinue Reading
Celebrating Science Week programs from regional NSW
It’s time to celebrate some of the amazing events from regional NSW for National Science Week. There programs both bigContinue Reading
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