You're invited to attend this one-off community forum that: 

• puts a spotlight on the mindless expansion of the fossil fuel industry in Australia,
• calls out our failing community rights system; and
• provides a hopeful vision of a better future.

This is family friendly event is one of several similar events being held across Australia!

Right across our country communities are saying no to fossil fuel developments, but Governments are still backing climate-wrecking industry ahead of people and nature.

These mindless decisions are being made as we are left in the wake of yet another climate driven natural disaster - but it doesn’t have to be this way!

Community matters, and community rights in environmental decision making are a real thing…or at least they should be. 

Where communities do have a real and meaningful say in decisions about the environment we have consistently seen there are better outcomes for climate, nature, and people.

Join us at this one off community forum in Fremantle to hear from members of your community who are taking a stand and working together to fix our broken Community Rights system and end the mindless expansion of the fossil fuel industry.

You’ll also hear from Patrick Gardner, Campaigns Manager The Wilderness Society WA about some of the local impacts of these decisions, and how the Wilderness Society plans to work with you towards a better future.

Don't miss this chance to connect with others in your community who feel the same as you do, and leave feeling inspired that together we have some of the answers, we just need to be heard.

When: 10:00am - 1:00pm Saturday 30 April 

Where: Sullivan Hall, White Gum Valley - 2 Nannine Ave, White Gum Valley WA 6162

Cost: Free. BBQ included. Please BYO water bottle + your mask.

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.