Guest Speaker Thursday @ 6pm (Zoom)
Nicky Moffat - Protected Areas Campaigner - Queensland Conservation Council
Exciting News: Guest Speaker from Brisbane for Our Fortnightly Zoom!
Dear Conservation Enthusiasts,
We hope this newsletter finds you well and immersed in the beauty of nature. We're thrilled to share some exciting news for our upcoming fortnightly Zoom session on Thursday, 1st February 2024, at 6 pm. Joining us as our guest speaker is Nicky Moffat, a dedicated Protected Areas Campaigner from the Queensland Conservation Council in Brisbane. If forests are your thing, then this is for YOU!
Meet Nicky Moffat: Protected Areas Campaigner
Nicky is on a mission to at least double Queensland's protected area system by 2030. Her collaborative approach involves working with Queenslanders from all walks of life, united by the shared goal of creating a positive legacy for future generations.
Nicky's journey is as diverse as the ecosystems she strives to protect. A former journalist on the Sunshine Coast, she brings a unique perspective shaped by her experiences in private forestry and agroforestry. Nicky's contributions also extend to tertiary teaching in sustainability and natural resource management, along with her active involvement in forest conservation campaigning.
Join Us for an Enlightening Evening
Nicky's passion for conservation and her wealth of experience promise to make our Zoom session an enlightening and inspiring evening. Whether you're an environmental enthusiast or simply curious about Queensland's protected areas, Nicky's insights will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression.
Event Details:
Date: Thursday, 1st February 2024
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Zoom (registration details below)
Registration Details: To ensure you don't miss out, please register by contacting us at gladconscouncil@gmail.com or via text at 0466 396 388. We'll provide you with the Zoom login details once you've registered.
We look forward to your virtual presence on Thursday, 1st February, as we continue our shared journey toward a more sustainable and protected Queensland.
Best regards,
Anna Hitchcock
Gladstone Conservation Council
