South East Queensland
Division events View All
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1 February 2022
Indigenous environmental practitioners' network session
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8, 15 & 22 Feb from 1pm - 2pm (AEDT)
Webinar | Ethics Workshop | 3 part lunchtime series
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Division news View All
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24 November 2021
From the President | EIANZ acknowledges progress at COP26 and now calls for strong leadership
We acknowledge progress at COP26 and call for strong leadership from Australia and Aotearoa NZ.
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17 November 2021
EIANZ Merit Awards 2021
The Merit Awards recognise outstanding contributions to the Institute and environment profession.
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South East Queensland
The South East Queensland Division (SEQ) is the largest of the Divisions within Australia. We are proactive in working with members, companies, government and the community to further the work of environmental practitioners.
We have an annual planning day where we come together to discuss industry issues and plans for the Division.
We have an active professional development program covering a variety of environmental topics. These range from small information sessions to webinars to large full day forums. View our events here.
The SEQ Division actively contributes to state environmental policy issues through formal submissions. Submissions are available under 'Resources'.
Queensland is the only Australian state that is home to two EIANZ divisions. Members who reside or work within postcodes 4700 and below are represented by the South East Queensland Division. While those in postcodes 4701 and above belong to the Far North Queensland.
We are always open to engaging with members, talking about suggested events and opportunities. Feel free to contact our office any time to have a chat.
We have an annual planning day where we come together to discuss industry issues and plans for the division.
You can contact the SEQ Division by emailing seq@eianz.org.
We acknowledge and value the rights and interests of Indigenous Peoples in the protection and management of environmental values through their involvement in decisions and processes, and the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge.