Frog in peatland

PEAT Southwest: Protecting Peatland Ecosystems and Addressing Threats in Southwestern Australia

Credit

PEAT Southwest is supported by Lotterywest and The Ian Potter Foundation.

The lecture series is a collaboration between the Kinjarling Djinnung Maat Project at UWA Albany and Friends of UWA Albany, with project partner the City of Albany, and is supported by Lotterywest as part of the Albany 2026 program.

VenueFunction Room, UWA Albany, Stirling Terrace

About the Event

Coming up next in The Gift of Truth Telling Lecture Series…

Join Dr Susie Cramp and Merningar Elder Dr Lynette Knapp for PEAT Southwest: Protecting Peatland Ecosystems and Addressing Threats in Southwestern Australia.

Southwestern Australia’s peatlands provide important habitats for rare and unique flora and fauna, yet much remains unknown about their formation and biodiversity.

Guided by Noongar Elders, PEAT Southwest is a transdisciplinary research project exploring the geodiversity, biodiversity and cultural significance of these remarkable ecosystems. This lecture will share some of the project’s exciting discoveries, followed by a yarn with Dr Knapp about the cultural importance of peatlands.

The Gift of Truth Telling Lecture Series continues until October, with science lectures held on the second Thursday and history lectures on the fourth Thursday of each month.

Details

Date & Time
13th August 2026, 5:30PM – 6:30PM
VenueFunction Room, UWA Albany, Stirling Terrace
Pricing$6.61

Schedule

13 August 20265:30 PM – 6:30 PM