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EIANZ ACT Division and SETAC are proud to host the second Canberra Soils Short Course on the 10-11th of October! Building on the short soil course delivered in April 2021, SETAC and EIANZ will deliver a refresher on Canberra geology. The focus is to better understand the relationships between soils, landscapes, groundwater, geology and vegetation types, as well as soil-groundwater interactions. The course includes a field trip to Dairy Hill and Black Mountain.
SETAC Members - Please contact EIANZ Central Office to register at the member rate via 03 8593 4140 or office@eianz.org
Building on the short soil course delivered in April 2021, SETAC and EIANZ will deliver a refresher on Canberra geology. The focus is to better understand the relationships between soils, landscapes, groundwater, geology and vegetation types, as well as soil-groundwater interactions. The course includes a field trip to Dairy Hill and Black Mountain.
Meet the speakers:
The 2-day course is a refresher on how to identify rock types, the relationship of soils to geology and vegetation, metals in soils, their bioavailability, and how they relate to plants and geology, and groundwater behaviours in the Canberra Region. This course is highly relevant for those who work in the fields of contaminated lands, soil nutrition, or natural resource management.
This course is fully catered, please advise of any dietary requirements during the registration process.
Earn CPD Points
Environmental professionals who attend this event can record 1 point per hour of continuing professional development under the Certified Environmental Practitioner Scheme.
When: 10 - 11 October 2022
Where:
University of Canberra
11 Kirinari Street, Bruce, ACT
Cost: $470 | EIANZ & SETAC members, $650 | non members
Contact: EIANZ Central Office on 03 8593 4140 or office@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.