Aus Eco Solutions presented an Educational Presentation at the 2016 Women In Science Conference at the Ecolinc Science and Technology Innovations Centre in Bacchus Marsh.
Ecolinc hosted approximately 100 Year 9 & 10 girls at the 2016 ‘Emerging Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) for Women Program’ on Friday 15th July. The day consisted of two guest speakers, a range of workshops and a ‘STEM Careers speed-dating’ session where the students will get to meet, talk with, and learn from, a range of women in the STEM fields, as well as a range of higher education providers who will be able to outline career pathway opportunities and courses available for students in the STEM fields.
Field Coordinator Stephanie Grylls presenting her educational presentation at Women in Science Conference.
Aus Eco Solutions speaker, Stephanie Grylls went to the Ecolinc Conference and was the first presenter for the day. She spoke about how Aus Eco Solutions has been helping to make a difference in conservation and land management, our achievements so far, our endangered species protection programs and our pathways for conserving Australian flora and fauna. She also spoke about Aus Eco Solutions current Vision and Mission for the company and ways they are aiming to reach those goals. Stephanie also covered her background working in the field and her history with volunteering with a range of companies and endangered species rehabilitation centres. Stephanie’s goal was to connect with her audience by getting them excited about the various avenues women can go down to help the environment. The main concept of the day was to explore a variety of ways young women in Australia can potentially help to protect and conserve their ecosystems and native species. Stephanie helped to provide these students with a pathway to these occupation destinations and will be conducting further educational presentations at Melton High School and various others.
For more information regarding an educational presentation covering protection of the environment or women in science, please contact Field Coordinator, Stephanie Grylls at Aus Eco Solutions.
Stephanie discussing with students potential avenues for environmental careers.
