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Conservation Volunteering Sydney

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Capertee Campground Capertee National Park Car Camping

Fri, Aug 28, 7:00 AM
From Indigo Adventure Group - (Outdoor Activities)
4.9
17 attendees
The Righteous Mind

The Righteous Mind

Tue, Sep 1, 9:00 AM
From Sydney Conservative Discussion Group
4.8

Paul Dale will be presenting on 'The Righteous Mind: Why Good People are Divided by Politics and Religion' by Jonathan Haidt. The evening will include Q&A and open discussion as always. How does a conservative or a libertarian see the world differently to a leftist? And why are the political divisions becoming more intractable? In *The Righteous Mind. Why Good People are Divided by Politics and Religion,* moral psychologist Jonathan Haidt explains our the range of 'moral foundations' that all humans possess and how different combinations of these moral foundations create different perceptions of the world and each other. Haidt himself explains how, starting out as a left-liberal, he gradually came to understand the conservative mindset better through his research and to appreciate its viewpoints. He argues that through understanding the varieties of moral perception and how we naturally judge one another we can avoid the polarisation we now see growing and reach 'across the isle' to those we strongly disagree with. In doing so he also gives us a tour of the science of human nature, especially our moral dimensions. Join us for a talk and discussion afterward.

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13 attendees
Bushcare at Bressington Park 🌳 - Human Hearted Sydney 🌻

Bushcare at Bressington Park 🌳 - Human Hearted Sydney 🌻

Fri, Sep 4, 11:00 PM
From Human Hearted Sydney
4.7

Human Hearted Sydney is committed to contributing to our community. We are planning to participate in Strathfield Council’s Bushcare program, which involves volunteers helping with bushland maintenance and restoration, or simply focusing on rubbish removal in public parks. Details at [https://www.strathfield.nsw.gov.au/Participate/Bushcare](https://www.strathfield.nsw.gov.au/Participate/Bushcare) The next event in this program is on Saturday September 5 from 9:00am to 12 midday at Bressington Park. Volunteers meet at the Bressington Park car park. The registration page is at [https://events.humanitix.com/2026-strathfield-council-bushcare-program](https://events.humanitix.com/2026-strathfield-council-bushcare-program) Some of us will be volunteering that day, and we warmly invite others to volunteer with us. If you’d like to join us on this activity please register through the registration page at the url above, RSVP for this meetup and then post a comment here that you have registered. Then we’ll know who is coming and how many people to look out for. (Note - We don't know how many places are left for Saturday September 5 so register soon if you can) We hope to see you there.

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1 attendee
Restore Women’s Rights – Fix the Act Rally

Restore Women’s Rights – Fix the Act Rally

Sun, Aug 23, 2:00 AM
From Politics @ the Pub & Cafes (Free Speech)
4.6

Women’s organisations, community groups and independent women from across Australia are gathering in Sydney to call on the Commonwealth Parliament to restore clear and effective sex-based rights in Australian law. The Restore Women’s Rights – Fix the Act Rally follows growing concern about the operation of the Sex Discrimination Act 1984 after amendments made in 2013 introduced gender identity as a protected attribute and removed the statutory definitions of “man” and “woman”. These changes have created serious uncertainty about whether women can lawfully organise, associate, compete and receive services on the basis of sex. The conflict is not theoretical or a 'culture war'. The Giggle v Tickle litigation demonstrated services established specifically for females are not protected by the provisions intended to advance equality between women and men when challenged under gender-identity discrimination law. For many women, this exposes a deeper problem: gender identity ideology is increasingly being used to displace the legal relevance of biological sex and weaken the rights of women as a sex class. This has implications far beyond one online service. It affects the future of: \- women’s support and trauma services \- lesbian organisations \- girls’ organisations \- women’s sporting categories \- female\-only associations and advocacy groups \- professional networks and women\-specific programs \- accommodation\, changing facilities and intimate spaces \- prisons and institutions \- online women’s communities \- women’s freedom of association Sex matters wherever bodies matter — including privacy, dignity, intimate care, trauma recovery, accommodation, physical competition and vulnerability to male violence. Women should not need years of litigation, expensive legal advice or temporary government permission simply to create and maintain female-only services, spaces, associations and activities. What are we asking Parliament to do? We are calling for reforms to the Sex Discrimination Act so that: \- sex is clearly defined as biological and immutable \- women and girls are legally recognised on the basis of biological sex where sex is materially relevant \- female\-only services\, spaces\, associations and activities can be lawfully maintained \- women can organise and advocate as a sex class \- special measures for females are legally effective \- female sporting categories are protected \- conflicts between sex and gender identity are resolved clearly in legislation We are united around one central principle: Women must remain legally recognisable as a sex class. This Sydney Rally is not about hostility towards individuals. Every person should be protected from violence, threats and harassment. But protecting people from mistreatment does not require the removal, weakening or redefinition of women’s sex-based rights. Parliament created this conflict. Parliament must now resolve it. SPEAKERS • Sall Grover (Giggle) • Professor Clive Hamilton (Philosopher) • Anna Kerr, Principal Solicitor (Feminist Legal Clinic) • Professor Dianna Kenny (Psychologist) • Lesbian Action Group (In litigation with the Australian Human Rights Commission) • Kirralie Smith (Women’s Sport) • Jasmine Sussex (Breastfeeding Advocate) • And more speakers

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North Harbour Spendour! St Leonards to Milson’s Point finishing at Taronga!

North Harbour Spendour! St Leonards to Milson’s Point finishing at Taronga!

Fri, Aug 28, 11:45 PM
From Aussie Explorers
4.8

**This is a lovely walk that covers the north coastline of Sydney Harbour to the west and east of Milson’s Point.** **I've re-posted this walk after it had to be cancelled a few weeks ago because public transport wasn't running.** **We start at St Leonards Train Station at 9.45am.** **From here we follow Berry Creek and make our way to Berry Island Reserve and Oyster Cove Reserve reaching the Coal Loader Wharf. There is a toilet here and a water refill station.** **We then go to Berry Bay Lookout (where the BP Fuel Terminal used to be) and then to Waverton Park and Sawmillers Reserve where the remains of a rusty shipwreck lie in the sand.** **We continue through to Lavender Bay and the beautiful Blues Point Reserve.** **From here we head to Milson’s Point via Wendy’s Garden.** **We stop for lunch at Milson’s Point.** **Then we make our way through Kirribilli (and say high to the PM if he is about), to Milson Park, Kesterton Park, Anderson Park and Cremorne Reserve. There is a toilet here and a refill station.** **Then off to Reid park and Sirius Point Reserve before making our way to Taronga Zoo Ferry Terminal, from which we will catch a lovely ferry ride to Circular Quay.** **We will aim to finish at Circular Quay by 3.30pm, from which we can catch a train to return home.** **\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*** **DISTANCE: About 16 kms.** **GRADE: Moderate, due to distance. Mostly on paths but some walking on trails.** **NOTE: Many exit options along the way. Please let the Host know if you leave the walk.** **IMPORTANT INFORMATION:** · **Be Prepared: Wear comfortable shoes, bring at least 1L of water and dress for the weather. I would recommend hydralyte tablets, snacks and sun protection.** · **Follow Instructions: Please follow the instructions of the Host at all times and keep the Host within sight.** **RSVP Responsibly and Be Ontime at the Designated Meeting Point: Update your RSVP if you can’t make it.** **GRATUITY: $10 applies to this event which can be paid in cash on the day or PayID is 0439 344987 Cristian Sylvestre.** **\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*** **DISCLAIMER: Your health and safety is our priority and we take care to minimize risk and avoid accidents and injuries.** **However, Organizers and Hosts are not responsible for your health and safety and do not accept any liability for accidents and injuries that may occur during Meetup activities and events. Please take responsibility for your own safety and belongings.** **By RSVPing to this event you and your guests agree to comply with the terms and conditions of the Aussie Explorers Meetup group which can be found in the link below:** **[https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers](https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers/pages/28346396/Terms_and_Conditions_of_joining_Aussie_Explorers)** **\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*** **Any questions or concerns, please send me a TEXT message (0439 344 987) rather than unnecessary updates on the comments section.**

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Mid-week evening walk - Milsons Point - Kurraba Reserve - Luna Park loop ~10 km

Wed, Aug 26, 8:00 AM
From Evening Walks Club - OZ Outdoors
5.0
7 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people find and join local groups and participate in events related to their interests. It connects people with shared hobbies and goals.

You can search for conservation volunteering events in Sydney by using Meetup's search feature. Look for groups focused on the environment and conservation activities nearby.

Yes, Sydney has numerous volunteering opportunities related to conservation. Through Meetup, you can find and join events that focus on preserving nature and contributing to the environment.

Absolutely! You can join as many conservation groups as you like on Meetup. This allows you to participate in a variety of environmental activities and broaden your experience.

To RSVP for a Meetup event, simply visit the event page and click on the RSVP button. This confirms your participation and updates the event organizer.

It depends on the event. Usually, the event description will mention if any specific equipment or attire is required, such as gloves or sturdy footwear.

Joining and participating in Meetup events is generally free, although some groups might request a small fee for materials or expenses. Check the event details before attending.

Meetup provides a platform for conservation groups to organize events, recruit volunteers, and raise awareness about environmental issues.

Yes, Meetup allows members to organize and lead events. If you have a passion for conservation, you can create your own group or event and invite others to join.

Availability can vary based on the location and demand. Some areas may have more active groups than others, and it's always possible to start a new group if needed.

While many volunteering events are in-person, some may be organized online depending on the group and current circumstances.

Meetup facilitates connections but cannot guarantee outcomes. Success often depends on active participation and engagement from group members.

Group organization can vary. Meetup emphasizes self-management by event organizers, so quality may differ based on the group's leadership.

Safety depends on how well the event is organized. It's important to review event details and communicate with organizers to understand safety measures in place.

Meetup primarily focuses on group activities rather than one-on-one connections. It is designed to facilitate community interactions and collaborative efforts.