CLASSROOMS ON COUNTRY
POWERING THE NEXT GENERATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERS

Our Healthy Rivers Workshop is the first of a series of Classrooms on Country™ initiatives we are developing to empower stage 5 (Years 9 - 10) secondary school students to look after country.

 

This workshop offers an exciting opportunity for participants to be actively engaged in preserving and protecting the health of inland rivers, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to become custodians of these special places.

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Program Highlights:

• Environmental Insights: An opportunity to learn about key threatening processes impacting river health.

• Action-Oriented Learning: Empowers students to take meaningful action by implementing practical solutions to protect inland waterways.

• Looking After Country: Students will be guided and supported to plan and deliver an activity that improves the health of a local waterway.

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How does the Workshop Work?

• Where are workshops held? Outdoors and ideally on country. We are able to run workshops at school if this is not feasible.      

• Duration: Two hours.

• Cost: $50.00 per student. Please note, a minimum of 30 students is required to run a workshop.

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Every participant receives a 'Respect the Past - Fish for the Future' Catch and Release Mat, proudly funded by the Aboriginal Fishing Trust Fund.

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How to Get Involved:

To learn more about our Healthy Rivers Workshop, including availability and bookings, please register your interest via the link below.