Wilbinga Documentary Screening & Panel Discussion


Location
Loneragan Lecture Theatre (235.3.016), Murdoch University 90 South Street, Building 235, South Street Campus, Murdoch, WA, 6150
About
You're invited to a screening of "Wilbinga", the documentary that brings this extraordinary place to life. "Wilbinga" explores the landscapes, wildlife and stories of the proposed National Park north of Perth. From the coastal limestone scrub to the wetlands of the Moore River Estuary, the film makes the case, in pictures, for why this land deserves permanent protection.
The screening will be followed by a panel discussion and audience Q&A on the community-led campaign to protect Wilbinga.
Panellists
- Linda Johnson, Chair, Friends of Moore River Estuary
- Roy Lewisson, Wilbinga Advocates
- Sabrina Hahn, Patron, Wilbinga Advocates
- Dr Brad Pettitt, former Dean of Sustainability, Murdoch University
More panellists to be announced.
Stay on afterwards for informal conversation and light refreshments.
Please note
- This event is for current Murdoch University students only.
- Places are limited, so please register to secure your spot.
- The session will be recorded for students enrolled in ENV102.
The screening will be followed by a panel discussion and audience Q&A on the community-led campaign to protect Wilbinga.
Panellists
- Linda Johnson, Chair, Friends of Moore River Estuary
- Roy Lewisson, Wilbinga Advocates
- Sabrina Hahn, Patron, Wilbinga Advocates
- Dr Brad Pettitt, former Dean of Sustainability, Murdoch University
More panellists to be announced.
Stay on afterwards for informal conversation and light refreshments.
Please note
- This event is for current Murdoch University students only.
- Places are limited, so please register to secure your spot.
- The session will be recorded for students enrolled in ENV102.


