We’re branching out with our approach to nature-based learning at Wollongong Botanic Garden and need enthusiastic education providers to help deliver it.
Right now, Council is inviting quotes for the year-round delivery of formal school programs and informal programs for community groups and the public.
Sam Crosby, Education and Outreach Specialist for the Garden, said she wants to hear from providers who care for the environment and are passionate about facilitating exciting and active learning.
“Botanic gardens aren’t just a place for conservation and relaxation. We’re also here to provide learning opportunities for all ages,” she said.
“The team are looking with fresh eyes to meet the needs and expectations of the community.
“While we have had education programming for a long time, and delivered excellent programs, this is a chance to see what else is out there and how we could improve our offering.”
Sam said program themes could include bushcraft, nature play, eco arts, sustainability, Aboriginal cultural learning, horticulture, botany or specialty food, horticulture or history tours.
“That’s definitely not all – if you have something relevant, we want to hear about it!”
Interested parties can visit the Wollongong Botanic Garden
