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The annual Aussie Backyard Bird Count kicks off to

The annual Aussie Backyard Bird Count kicks off today! 🐦

Whether you’re a beginner or a bird nerd, participating in the #AussieBirdCount provides helpful data in understanding more about the birds that live around us.

Over the week, spend 20 minutes each day observing the birds around you, whether it be in your own backyard, a local park, at the beach, on your balcony… anywhere outside! Record your findings using the @birdlifeoz app, and for those feathery folk you may be unfamiliar with, a handy ID feature is included.

A fun way to spend your time outdoors and great for your wellbeing! There’s nothing like sitting in nature, watching and enjoying the musical sounds of our chirpy friends. Also keep an eye out for this year’s @guardianaustralia/Birdlife Australian Bird of the Year poll winner, the Superb fairywren.

While you're birdwatching, why not snap a photo and tag us to enter our current Australian Wildlife Week comp. More details in our previous post.

We'd love to know which birds your spotting in your area! Let us know in the comments below.

[Video Description: A cute blue and black bird with a fan-like tail, the Superb fairywren, flits about on a concreted path amongst tiny rocks, bark and dry leaves searching for food. The video is 4 seconds long]

#CERES #CERESBrunswick #SchoolOfNatureAndClimate #CERESEducation #EnvironmentalEducation #australianwildlife #nativebirds

🐝 On November 13, we’re asking you to take th

🐝 On November 13, we’re asking you to take the Backyard Bee Census 🐝

All it takes is 10 minutes to be still in nature and count the pollinators that you see.

Whether you live in on a hundred hectares, or live in an apartment and spend time in a nearby park, the Census is a reminder that nature is always nearby.

The Census forms part of a wider collection of data for Wild Pollinator Count, helping scientists understand the health of one of the most important links in our ecosystem.

Visit the link in our bio to sign up, spread the word and donate 🐝 💚

#BackyardBeeCensus

#CERESBrunswick #BackyardBeeCensus #BeeCensus #BackyardBees #Pollinators

WE ❤️ WILDLIFE! Did you know that more than 80

WE ❤️ WILDLIFE! Did you know that more than 80% of our plants, mammals, reptiles and frogs are only found in Australia? Wow!

While the first week of October was Australian Wildlife Week, we want to celebrate and connect with wildlife for the whole month of October. Who’s living in your backyard? We’d love to know!

Take a pic and tag us, or send a drawing to studentprograms@ceres.org.au and your school could win a free online excursion exploring ecosystems! Entries close October 31st!

📸: @beckytregear

[Image description: A laughing kookaburra sits in a tree, looking to the right. The kookaburra is slightly hidden by green foliage but a small part of the blue wing is visible through the leaves. The sun is reflecting on the leaves and the kookaburras feathers]

#CERES #CERESBrunswick #SchoolOfNatureAndClimate #CERESEducation #EnvironmentalEducation #virtualexcursion #australianwildlife

Bring CERES into the classroom! Bring our magical

Bring CERES into the classroom!

Bring our magical CERES educators to your classroom for virtual excursions in term 4. We are running these engaging excursions across a few earth loving themes:
🌱 Caring for Climate & Change
🌱 Farming for our Future
🌱 Towards Zero Waste
🌱 Exploring Ecosystems
🌱 Water Cycles and Solutions

Let's continue to educate each other on how to love our earth. There's more information in our link in bio.

[Image description: 3 children wearing navy blue & pale blue uniforms crouch down next to a tree in the sun and study bugs on the ground, they are all wearing blue hats and are patiently looking at the bugs]

#CERES #CERESBrunswick #SchoolOfNatureAndClimate #CERESEducation #EnvironmentalEducation #VirtualLearning #virtualexcursion

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