The Royal GeographicalSociety of Queensland Ltd
RGSQ & University of Queensland School of Earth and Environmental Sciences
In recent years, summer climatic conditions, bushfires and floods have raised concerns as to what the future holds for us in Queensland. Is this the new summer “normal”? If so, how can we adapt?
The Royal Geographical Society of Queensland and the University of Queensland School of Earth and Environmental Sciences have organised a public forum to address these questions. We have assembled an excellent panel of prominent speakers to present some critical perspectives. We hope you can join us for this important event.
DATE: Saturday 29 October 2022
TIME: 9.15am – 3.45pm
VENUE: University of Queensland Room 206, Steele Building (Building 3) Staff House Road, St Lucia. See flyer for map of campus.
PLEASE REGISTER: by Wednesday 28 October
COST: (includes morning tea and lunch)
$50 general $30 student concession $30 RGSQ member
$15 Zoom
For any questions, please email info@rgsq.org.au or contact us on (07) 3368 2066.
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