Greater Melbourne Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology @SCBOceania promoting the biodiversity values and conservation science of Victoria and beyond.
Melbourne, Australia
Joined January 2018
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1⃣ What is the Greater Melbourne SCB Chapter? We're a ‘local branch’ of the Society for Conservation Biology, a global organisation dedicated to the scientific study + conservation of biological diversity. Learn more about @SCBOceania here scboceania.org #SCBMelb20
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We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for supporting the Greater Melbourne Chapter for the Society Conservation Biology. Over the past years the committee has had an incredibly rewarding time uniting the conservation community.
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For now, the chapter is going on hiatus.💤
Should a new committee become interested, it will be easy to pick up all systems and networks that are already in place.
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If you’re interested in forming a new committee/ want to do good things for Melbourne's conservation crowd please contact past presidents: @NaomiIndigo naomi.l.indigo@gmail.com or @kyliesoanes. ksoanes@unimelb.edu.au.
We hope to see some of you at ESA-SCBO in Wollongong!
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Greater Melbourne ConsBiol retweeted
Are you a recent #communications graduate looking for an inspiring #career opportunity? We’re seeking a talented and enthusiastic individual to join our Communications team!
Find out more 👉 bit.ly/AWC-Comms-Assistant
📷 Subtropical Antechinus at Curramore (QLD). W Lawler/AWC
Greater Melbourne ConsBiol retweeted
Cathy made a cool discovery while walking the the dog this morning - this huuuuuuge dead Rain Moth!
Now is the time to spot these massive moths, which emerge in southern Australia just before and after autumn rain.
#rainmoth #wildoz #naturenearyou
📢✨Deadline for EOI's have been extended until 5pm Friday 13th. Send us an email: melbournescb@gmail.com today!!!✨✨
Greater Melbourne ConsBiol retweeted
Calling Australia's threatened species champions! The data call for the 2022 release of the Threatened Species Index is underway. If you have monitoring data for threatened birds, plants or mammals, we would love to hear from you. Spread the word! tsx.org.au/2022/05/04/data-c…
Are you a conservation student, scientist or practitioner in Vic, who wants to do good things for Melbourne's conservation crowd, but don't where to start? Check out SCB Greater Melbourne⬇️ Nominations for the committee are now open! Send your EOI to melbournescb@gmail.com
1⃣ What is the Greater Melbourne SCB Chapter? We're a ‘local branch’ of the Society for Conservation Biology, a global organisation dedicated to the scientific study + conservation of biological diversity. Learn more about @SCBOceania here scboceania.org #SCBMelb20
Greater Melbourne ConsBiol retweeted
We a looking for: 🍀President
🍀Vice President
🍀Treasurer
🍀Secretary
🍁Web design
🍁Conservation officer/s
🍁Cultural officer/s
🍁Social media officer
🍁Events planning
Nominations for the Greater Melbourne Society for Conservation Biology committee are now open! Send your EOI to➡️melbournescb@gmail.com⬅️
Greater Melbourne ConsBiol retweeted
✨Registration is open for @ECCB_2022 in Prague this August!✨
Join us for the 6th European Congress of Conservation Biology: “Biodiversity crisis in a changing world”
eccb2022.eu/
Just a few weeks to go! We're holding elections for a new committee at the end of this month.
We need a new:
👉 President
👉 Vice President
👉 Secretary
👉 Treasurer
More details soon. Send your EOI to melbournescb@gmail.com
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Only one week away! Learn more about the exciting talks we have lined up below ⬇️ #earthoptimism #conservationoptimism #EarthDay2022
Join the SCB Greater Melbourne Committee. We're looking for fresh faces to take the reigns + do good things for Melbourne's conservation crowd. Elections next month. Get in touch! melbournescb@gmail.com
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⚡ Exciting news!! ⚡ We’re launching a special activity book for junior scientists! 📚 In this book, you’ll meet some of Australia’s most weird and wonderful wildlife and learn about their habitats, favourite foods and what makes them so special. 👉 bit.ly/AWC-Kids-Corner
