Gould League (W A )
Education in Cambridge

For 17 years Kevin directed landscape Expeditions, a research oriented program that involved paying members of the community participating with scientists in hand son research projects in distant areas of Western Australia. He is a past President of the WA Naturalist’ Club, and the Kimberley Society. His vogue role is as the center Manager at WA Gould League’s Herdsman Lake Wildlife center, where he loves being capable to share his knowledge, accepting and passion for nature, whilst occupied with school students and teachers, and by implementing innovative and stimulating learning experiences within a automatic setting. Jenny loves being in a natural environment, like Herdsman Lake, and receive vast delight in watching the students as they discover the secrets of the natural world. Mike and Mandy Bamford have been lucky adequate to turn their childhood obsession with nature into a shared career as zoologists running a insignificant business specializing in wildlife research and science communication. He participated ardor coordinated biological survey of vertebrates across much of Western Australia and has been a key member of biodiversity surveys in Fri Lana, Singapore and the Peruvian amazon. He has spent a abundant amount of time involved in community education focused programs, ranging from working with schools through to secluded Aboriginal communities, and sees this as an crucial aspect of environmental conservation labor and providing expertise to the broader public and coming generations. He continued to be a member of the Gould League as well as the WA Naturalist Club from a junior age. Ken’s interest in automatic history began at a very young age and followed on throughout his life and was reflected in his art work and nature club activities and resulted in him being accepted for a role in the Nature Advisory Service, also part of the WA Gould League. Bic How has had fifty years research experience as a biodiversity specialist with a focus on vertebrate ecology and bio geography and has worked extensively across Australia, Indonesia, Fri Lana and, briefly, southern China. Now he is enjoying life presenting talk on spontaneous history and places to a variety of community groups. She developed an obsession with birds at around 12 years of age that set the pathway for a tomorrow career in zoology. Herdsman Lake is surrounded by various pastime facilities such as playgrounds, a wildlife viewing center, grassed parkland, and kilometers of walking and cycling tracks. Situated on the edge of Herdsman Lake, Herdsman Lake Wildlife center provides a unique opportunity for the local community to reconnect and interact with nature. These activities aim to produce direct interaction with the spontaneous ecosystem and thrive community interest and involvement in the automatic environment and wildlife conservation. How the lake's animals and plants interact. The Gould League is an self-reliant environmental education organization that enables people to understand, enjoy and guard the environment. Today, the WA Gould League continues to maintain a strong relationship with Catholic, Independent and Department of Education schools, with over 7500 students annually experiencing its environmental education programs. It has been educating children, schools and the general community about conservation and the environment for over 90 years. The center Manager is responsible for promoting the Gould League, developing and coordinating the environmental education programs and for raising awareness of the State's flora, fauna and wildlife conservation. After graduating as a zoologist, Mandy worked as the project officer for Herdsman Lake Wildlife center in the year that it was built. Research shows that people are healthier in bio diverse cities. Now we enjoy the opportunity to share our enthusiasm for nature with visitors to Herdsman Lake and anyone else who’s interested! The partnership between this program and the WA Gould League facilitates an exchange between Herdsman Lake Wildlife center's educational aspirations and the labor of Science Communication staff and students through means such as student labor placements and projects like the food web wall poster created for Herdsman Lake Wildlife center.

It has been educating children, schools and the general community about conservation and the environment for over 90 years. Originally set up to hinder bird egg collecting and to save Australian birds, the Gould League has changed the behavior of generations of Australians towards their environment through a series of extremely thriving educational campaigns. The Gould League has pioneered the development of outcomes based environmental education through activity programs, resources and website development. The original team at the Gould League continues to have an impact on the actions of the community in waste minimization, wildlife and environmental conservation, and in developing sustainable lifestyles.