You are invited to join The Metro West Wilderness Society on Mt Coot-tha for a picnic while watching a truely amazing feat of stamina. Eve Conyers is going to be doing an Everesting challenge where she will ride up and down Mt Coot-tha the same number of times as it would take to climb Mt Everest. That means she will scale the mountain 44 times consectutively!!

Eve is doing this to raise awareness for environmental issues and we will be there to support her in her final hours while having a picnic and discussing environmental issues important to our community. You will have the chance to chat with other like minded individuals and learn what The Metro West Wilderness Society is working on while enjoying watching Eve complete her challenge

We will be meeting at the entrance to Simpson Falls carpark (Cnr Sir Samuel Griffith and Simpson Rd) at 12pm on the 22nd of May. Please RSVP here so we have an idea of how many people are coming.

If you have any questions please contact Rob on 0428 905 518

The Wilderness Society has an ever expanding network of passionate community leaders, organisers and local team members. For the past 40+ years we have advocated on behalf of nature, and have had some incredible wins along the way. It's time for us to ramp up our work as together we stand up for the places we love.

This evening will be a way for you to find out how you can be a part of movement, and is your opportunity to learn about our innovative community organising program. You’ll meet local community group members, new friends who are keen to get involved and gain insight into what you can achieve for nature in real terms.

Photo credit, Vadim Ragozin

WHEN: Wednesday 1 June , 6pm

WHERE: 67 Boundary St West End

WHO: You, me & our mates across the country who want to stand up for nature

The Wilderness Society has an ever expanding network of passionate community leaders, organisers and local team members. For the past 40+ years we have advocated on behalf of nature, and have had some incredible wins along the way. It's time for us to ramp up our work as together we stand up for the places we love.

This evening will be a way for you to find out how you can be a part of movement, and is your opportunity to learn about our innovative community organising program. You’ll meet local community group members, new friends who are keen to get involved and gain insight into what you can achieve for nature in real terms - all via the power of Zoom, a virtual meeting platform.

Photo credit, Vadim Ragozin

WHEN: Wednesday 15 June | 6:30pm AEDT 

WHERE: TBC

WHO: You, me & our mates across the country who want to stand up for nature

*Be sure to RSVP for catering purposes

Do you want to do more for the environment? 🍃Please join us to find out more about volunteering with a Wilderness Society Community Group

This event is for anyone who is interested in finding out more about what the Wilderness Society does & ways for you to become more involved 😊

• You can volunteer with the Newcastle Wilderness Society for
  • Positive experiences advocating for Climate Justice
  • Practical actions to influence meaningful change 
  • Work and train as a group 
  • Meet like-minded people

What: The Wilderness Society's Information Session about our Volunteer Program - kindly being hosted by The Newcastle University Student Environment Club

WHEN: Wednesday 15th June 6 30pm

WHERE: Merewether Bowling Club

WHO: You, me & our community who want to stand up for nature

WHY: a way for you to find out how you can be a part of the movement and your opportunity to learn about our community organising program. You’ll meet local community group members, new friends who are keen to get involved

Please come along to find out more about you can taking part in a movement advocating for environmental sustainability and what it's like to be a part of our group

🐨*Please RSVP here so we can cater & keep you up to date with details*🐨

The Wilderness Society has an ever expanding network of passionate community leaders, organisers and local team members. For the past 40+ years we have advocated on behalf of nature, and have had some incredible wins along the way. It's time for us to ramp up our work as together we stand up for the places we love.

This evening will be a way for you to find out how you can be a part of movement, and is your opportunity to learn about our innovative community organising program. You’ll meet local community group members, new friends who are keen to get involved and gain insight into what you can achieve for nature in real terms.

Photo credit, Vadim Ragozin

Complementary snacks and drinks will be provided.

We are adhering to the venue's COVID-19 Safety Plan.

Public transport to Central Station with a 5 minute walk is recommended. Ticketed street parking is available also.

Please note: there are 6 stairs and then a lift to access the meeting area. Please advise if you require alternate disability access.

*Be sure to RSVP so we know how many people to cater for*

The Wilderness Society has an ever expanding network of passionate community leaders, organisers and local team members. For the past 40+ years we have advocated on behalf of nature, and have had some incredible wins along the way. It's time for us to ramp up our work as together we stand up for the places we love.

This evening will be a way for you to find out how you can be a part of movement, and is your opportunity to learn about our innovative community organising program. You’ll meet local community group members, new friends who are keen to get involved and gain insight into what you can achieve for nature in real terms.

Photo credit: Suren Naipal - taken at the Wilderness Society's Fight for the Bight, Day of Action 2019 WA.

WHEN: Wednesday 27 July @ 6.00pm AWST

WHERE: TBA

WHO: You, me & our mates who want to stand up for nature

COST: Free

RSVP: At the top right of this page

Accessibility: The venue is wheelchair accessible. If you have any other questions about accessibility or need other arrangements in place, please don't hesitate to send me an email at [email protected]

The Wilderness Society respectfully acknowledges that this training is held on unceded lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and leaders emerging.

Photo credit: Kenny Ruellot - taken at the Wilderness Society's Community Forum 2022 WA.

*Be sure to RSVP so we can send you the location details*