[Catalist] Royal Society of WA annual symposium - Pollution in WA, -present and future

[Leon Harris]

Greetings all !

On July the 11th, The Royal Society of WA will hold its annual 
symposium, this year on pollution in WA. The venue is at Murdoch 
University, the cost is free to members, and membership for a year is 
$50. Details of the program will be announced soon. Tickets will be 
available from

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/environmental-pollution-the-present-and-the-future-in-western-australia-tickets-344495032917

Royal Society symposia take a very multidisciplinary, broad ranging 
overview of "natural history" subjects, and are thus very interesting to 
attend. This conference represents good value, contemporary knowledge, 
and focuses on science in Western Australia. While RSWA don't issue PD 
certificates, as they are a scientific organisation not focused on 
teachers, this would be a good 7.5 hours to go on your PD log.

RSWA wants to engage with secondary educators, and promote WA science to 
the next generation of scientists in school. STAWA seeks to support WA 
teachers, and their students in their study of science in WA. There is 
some considerable overlap between the two organisations. While CONSTAWA 
(13th of July) is the best teacher-focused conference, this symposium is 
also worth a look too. Go to both ! It may also help some new or relief 
teachers build up their pd hours for TRB registration requirements in an 
economical way.


When the program becomes available, I'll post it here too.

Cheers,

Leon


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