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
We’re still putting the the finishing touches on the program, but it’s shaping up like this:
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.