ENGAGE YOUR COMMUNITY AND INSPIRE CHANGE.
Come and join us over some shared dinner to find out what the Wilderness Society is all about and how you can help.
We will provide the food, you provide the curiosity.
The focus is on connecting with new like-minded people, sharing stories, learning about our Community Organising training and joining your local team.
ENGAGE YOUR COMMUNITY AND INSPIRE CHANGE.
Come and join us over some shared dinner to find out what the Wilderness Society is all about and how you can help.
We will provide the food, you provide the curiosity.
The focus is on connecting with new like-minded people, sharing stories, learning about our Community Organising training and joining your local team.
Hosted by Sea Shepherd Australia and The Wilderness Society, The Wilderness Society WA, Surfrider Foundation Perth & Great Australian Bight Alliance
On Wednesday the 15th of May at 12pm, The Great Australian Bight Alliance will be holding a peaceful gathering and press conference out the front of Equinor's Australian head office in Perth.
On the same day in Stavanger, Norway, Mirning elder Bunna Lawrie and Director of the Wilderness Society South Australia, Peter Owen, will attend Equinor's annual general meeting (AGM).
Hosted by Treading Lightly in the M.U.D and Great Australian Bight Alliance
On the 6th of April our community came together at North Mollymook Beach, to paddle out in peaceful protest against the proposed drilling in our precious Great Australian Bight, by Norwegian Big Oil Company Equinor.
It was a day that our community, people of all ages, over 300 of us, came together to say NO WAY EQUINOR! To say we want to protect our coastlines, our oceans, the livelihood of our communities, our wildlife and our children's future!
Hosted by Great Australian Bight Alliance
Let's stand together to send a message to Equinor and our government that we say no to risky and dirty deep sea drilling in the Great Australian Bight!
Hands across the Sand is an event that brings people from all parts of the community together, symbolising drawing a line in the sand against offshore drilling and promoting a just transition to clean energy.
This day of action started in the US in 2010 after the BP oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico and has since grown internationally as the recognition from communities grows that our oceans should not be oil fields.