Online AAEE Learning Circle - Two Paths Strong at the Maam Giingana School - 11 June 2026 - Clark Webb

Booking link at Humanitix

When: Thursday 11 June 2026 5:00pm - 6:00pm

Where: Zoom

Who: Co-hosted with AAEE and Clark Webb, founder of the Maam Giingana School.

Cost: $10/$5 for non-AAEE members,  $0 for AAEE members and AAEE volunteers . Donations for this month's AAEE Learning Circle will go directly to the Maam Giingana School.

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Join Clark Webb, founder of the Maam Giingana School, the first bilingual Aboriginal-language school in NSW. He will share the vision that drove its creation and highlight the importance of building a school grounded in culture, identity, and strong educational outcomes.

Southern Tablelands Ecosystems Park (STEP) Tour 13th June 2026 National Arboretum Canberra

 

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When: Saturday 13 June 2026 1:00pm - 2:30pm

Where: Starts at National Arboretum Canberra, Village Centre front entrance, followed by a walk in Forest 20 (aka the STEP garden), (optional) returning for tea/coffee/chats to the Village Centre.

Who: Co-hosted with AAEE and the National Arboretum Canberra

Cost: $10 for non-AAEE members, $1 for AAEE members and $0 for AAEE volunteers 

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Learn all about one of Canberra's best-kept secrets, the Southern Tablelands Ecosystems Park (aka the STEP garden)! 

STEP is a regional botanic garden, education and conservation site that showcases native species of the Southern Tablelands, including eucalypt woodlands, grasslands, and understorey plants characteristic of the local region.

Important: Meet at the National Arboretum’s Village Centre front/ carpark entrance, at 1pm sharp. Please wear suitable walking shoes and appropriate clothing, it can be windy and cold this time of the year. More about the National Arboretum. More about the STEP garden. After the walk join other environmental educators at the Arboretum Café for coffee and a networking opportunity.

Country as Teacher Workshop 20th August 2026 with Monty Nixon

 

Booking link at Humanitix

When: Thursday 20th August 2026 4:00 – 6:30pm

Where: The Crosbie Morrison Room, Australian National Botanical Gardens

Who: The session will be co-run by University of Canberra PhD student Monty Nixon.

 

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For many Indigenous people of Australia, indeed across the globe, Country is and has always been the central knowledge-holder.

For Millennia, direct learning with Country taught people how to live in relational reciprocity, seeding social and ecological harmony and balance. 

This workshop invites you to consider the pedagogic opportunities of reinvigorating a way of knowing, being and doing in the teaching and learning of Environmental Education that honours this old wisdom.