This event brings First Nations, researchers, ecologists, community groups, local and state governments and citizen scientists together to share knowledge and identify priorities for protecting the South-eastern Glossy Black-Cockatoo.
Scheduled for 18-19 November, 2026, the Forum will attract more than 200 people over two days of virtual sessions which explore topics like foraging habitat and feed trees; monitoring population trends; identifying females; acoustic monitoring; citizen science; recovery planning; and what we know about artificial nesting.
Three tier ticketing helps make the event accessible to a wider range of participants while offering different price points that match different budgets and needs. This event is ticked under an honour system.
Tier 1
Members, Unwaged, NFPs, Community Groups & Volunteers – tickets at $40 each
Tier 2
Corporate, Governments & Waged – tickets at $75 each
Tier 3
Group Ticket – Multipass! – tickets at $190 each
With expressions of interest now open to presenters, program development is well under way for this years Forum. While we put something special together for you, scroll down to see what we covered last time.
Are you interested in presenting at this years national forum focussed on research and knowledge and policy and action related to conservation outcomes for the Glossy Black-Cockatoo, across its national range?
We’d love to hear from you.
First held in November, 2024 and scheduled to return on 18-19 November, 2026, the Forum attracted more than 200 people over two days of virtual sessions which explored foraging habitat and feed trees; monitoring population trends; identifying females; acoustic monitoring; citizen science; recovery planning; and what we know about artificial nesting.