Bournda EEC is operated by the Department of Education and is located in Bournda National Park on the Far South Coast of NSW; an ideal setting for the delivery of environmental education programs.
The staff at Bournda EEC assist teachers to plan and conduct field trips for students from Kindergarten – Year 12, which are designed to specifically target KLA outcomes.
Check out these fantastic Stop-Motion films created by Stage 1 students at Pambula Public School
Have a look at the other “Plugging into Panboola” stories.
Stage 3 students with a flair for writing and creating interesting stories about animals had the opportunity to combine their writing talents and drama expertise at the Literacy and Puppets Workshop. Using puppets as the means to tell the story, the drama created was performed and filmed – Tanja PS film is shown here.
Students from Bega Valley, Bemboka and Cobargo Public Schools, participating in the Leadership, Fitness and Fun program at Bournda EEC, rescued a Feathertail Glider trapped in a fire place. Bournda teacher Luke Brown helped the students to give the glider a much needed drink before releasing it. To find out more about these special animals visit the Australian Museum website
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LOOK OUT FOR THE ZOOMOBILE ON SOUTH COAST ROADS
This week is the Taronga Zoo Sydney Zoomobile Tour! Since 2004 NSW Department of Education Far South Coast schools have welcomed the Zoomobile/Bournda tour, learning more about our wonderful wildlife and how to help protect local biodiversity.
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NATIONAL RECONCILIATION WEEK
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National Reconciliation Week | Reconciliation Australia
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A local opportunity to see 2040
2040 – The Picture Show Man Merimbula, NSW
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Check out 2040 – The Picture Show Man Merimbula, NSW on FanForceWHAT'S YOUR 2040?
A big thank you to all the great youth leaders from all over NSW at the NSW Department of Education School Representative Council (SRC) conference at Warrambui Retreat and Conference Centre
We talked about our dreams, played some team building games, looked at how to reduce waste and then dug into the Cool Australia 2040 activities that Chris Vella put us onto. The vibe was that everyone wants to see the whole film!!
Thanks to Tania White and the SRC Team for inviting us!
I can't remember all the schools that were represented but we met students from
Bega High School Eden Marine High Willyama High School Dapto High School Woonona High School Bowral High School Jindabyne Central School Careers Narooma High School Broken Hill High School Randwick Girls' High School
Environmental and Zoo Education Centres NSW
MAKE A COMMITMENT
Reduce your plastic use
www.abc.net.au/news/science/2019-05-17/cocos-islands-millions-pieces-plastic-rubbish/11112784
'Only the tip of the iceberg': Australia's island paradise polluted by plastic
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The remote Cocos Islands, an Australian territory off the coast of Western Australia, has become home to hundreds of tonnes of rubbish, a quarter of which is made up of single-use plastics.NowThis Future
Dr. Jane Goodall says stories, not 'confrontation,' can convince people to care about the environment (via NowThis Her)
Avantgardens
Hermit crab just taking a stroll on the beach with his shell substitute - the head of decapitated baby doll...
As hermit crabs grow, they require larger shells. Since suitable intact gastropod shells are sometimes a limited resource, vigorous competition often occurs among hermit crabs for shells. The availability of empty shells at any given place depends on the relative abundance of gastropods, hermit crabs, or in this case, pieces of trash of matched for size...
Video by Joseph Cronk
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An accidental discovery is giving new hope for coral reefs.
Via BBC Earth
