ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION NSW
2024 CONFERENCE
Learning for Change
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Albury
Wiradjuri Lands
9-11 October 2024
We invite you to join other environmental education leaders at the Environmental Education NSW Conference 2024, being hosted at Charles Sturt University, Albury campus in Wiradjuri Country. The campus provides the perfect setting to connect with each other in sustainably designed buildings with natural woodland and wetland areas, a community garden and walking tracks.
Be inspired by stories of collaboration, empowerment and learning for change.
Topics include wellbeing and resilience, agriculture as a climate and nature repair solution, social justice, designing learning for change and active hope.
Latest updates
Program
The program is subject to change at any time.
Please check regularly in the lead-up to the conference.
Registrations are OPEN!
Here’s what to expect:
- $460 per person for two days or $415 for members and students over 18.
- Other ticket types available on registration.
- Tickets include speakers, workshops, morning teas, lunch and afternoon teas.
Conference Dinner
We have booked the Gums Café on the CSU Campus for a conference dinner although this is not included in the conference price. Please let us know whether you would like to join us, so that we can reserve your spot.
Venue
Charles Sturt University Campus, 386 Elizabeth Mitchell Drive, Thurgoona NSW 2640. Read more.
Accommodation
There are plenty of accommodation options available near the conference venue. Read more.
After the conference
Riverside Vibes (including Albury Wodonga’s Sustainable Living Festival) will be happening on the weekend following the conference. Read more.
Learning for change
This year’s theme is inspired by a forthcoming report, “Education and Learning for Environmental and Sustainable Futures: 50 years of Learning for Change.”
Our regional, rural conference aims to provide a platform for environmental leaders across sectors (community, higher education, TAFE, schools, early years, government, businesses and not-for-profits, Farming Systems Group/Grower Group) to convene, exchange ideas and strategise practical approaches for effecting change.
Topics include: wellbeing and resilience, agriculture as a climate and nature repair solution, social justice, designing learning for change and active hope.
It was great to see so many diverse presenters, delegates and organisations coming together at our 2022 conference.
We hope to see you at this one!
Sustainability Connect
If you are an education provider, we encourage you to sign up to our new online directory Sustainability Connect! The directory has been designed by AAEE NSW to promote, raise the profile and increase the accessibility of sustainability education services and products in NSW.