Practical Archeological Conservation
Hosted by Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand (EIANZ) - an upcoming webinar on practical archeological conservation presented by Victoria Pearce from Endangered Heritage in the ACT.
Hosted by Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand (EIANZ) - an upcoming webinar on practical archeological conservation presented by Victoria Pearce from Endangered Heritage in the ACT.
To help farewell Australian Museum's latest blockbuster exhibition, IA members are invited to a exclusive tour. Join David Bock from the Museum's events team and come face-to-face with one of the most remarkable gold collections to ever tour the globe. Continue the networking with fellow IA members at Hyde Park House.
Clear as mud: Archaeology and interpretation at Port Arthur Historic Site
In this thought-provoking discussion, join local game designers and experts from Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria as we delve into the possibilities of conveying Naarm / Melbourne seasons
Join in a 1 hour online chat with some of last years IA Award winners. Each featured winner will be providing a brief overview of their project and key learnings, followed by a Q&A session with participants.
Join us for an insightful workshop where we’ll walk through the refreshed submission process. Pre-registration required thanks.
Explore how interpretation can support sustainable, cross-generational connections with First Nations communities. Bring your cuppa and your curiosity—we’re here to listen, learn, and support each other. Pre-registration required for attendance thanks
Join us for a dynamic three-day, 12-hour, virtual workshop that introduces both foundational and forward-thinking ideas (including AI) in interpretation of natural and cultural heritage
This panel looks a range of bult heritage interpretation projects, each at a different stage, that are seeking to reframe the understanding of sites and the populations that inhabited and used them.
Join IA and Wildlife Tourism Australia (WTA) as we explore how storytelling can amplify conservation messages and elevate the role of interpreters in protecting nature.