• 26th September 6pm-8pm & 27th September 8.30-11.30am

Tweed Dolphin & Whale Presentation & Training Workshop

Tweed Dolphin & Whale Presentation & Training Workshop

Join Dolphin Research Australia and Tweed Byron Local Aboriginal Land Council this September to discover the world of marine mammals and how to take part in protecting them.

 

Friday 26th September – Evening Presentation 

Come along for an engaging evening presentation about the ecology, conservation and cultural importance of dolphins & whales in our region. Discover the latest findings, ongoing monitoring programs and how you can get involved in safeguarding our marine treasures.

Join marine mammal experts from Dolphin Research Australia and the Tweed Byron Local Aboriginal Land Council as they share scientific insights and cultural perspectives on these remarkable animals.

  • Date & Time: Friday 26th September, 6:00pm – 7:30pm (doors open 5.30pm)
  • Location: Fingal Head Surf Life Saving Club
  • Cost: Free (donations welcome)
  • Bookings essential

* We will also have merchandise available to purchase on the evening.

Saturday 27th September – East Coast Dolphin Watch Citizen Science Workshop

Get hands-on experience in our East Coast Dolphin Watch Citizen Science Workshop. Learn standardised survey methods and how to record dolphin and whale sightings to help monitor populations along the coast. This workshop provides the tools and training you need to become an active dolphin and whale citizen scientist.

  • Date & Time: Saturday 27th September, 8:30am – 11:30am
  • Location: Fingal Head (details provided upon booking)
  • Cost: $35 (includes 12-month membership to Dolphin Research Australia, a Dolphin Watch handbook, and access to exclusive online resources)
  • Bookings essential 

 * Minimum age for the workshop is 11years (11-17 years must be accompanied by an adult)

** This event is weather dependent! In the event of cancellation of this workshop due to weather or unforeseen circumstances, an email will be sent to you no later than 48 hours prior to the event.

Why Attend?

✔ Learn from experts about dolphins & whales of the Tweed region
✔ Hear cultural perspectives on the significance of these animals
✔ Gain practical citizen science skills
✔ Support conservation through your participation
✔ Receive resources and membership to keep making a difference

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Tickets from Humanitix https://events.humanitix.com/tweed-dolphins

 

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When?

  • 26th September 6pm-8pm & 27th September 8.30-11.30am

Where?

  • Fingal Head, NSW

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FAQs

Yes, record all whale and dolphin species you see.

Yes! It is very useful to record and upload your survey data even if you don’t see any dolphins. This is still valuable data!

We hope that the weather will be fine and sunny for workshop, however, in the event that weather conditions are unfavourable, we will be in touch with you directly the day prior.

Yes, there are no exceptions to this. [NSW Dolphin Watching Regulations]

o Data will be used to understand the status and distribution of dolphins along the east coast of Australia, with results publicly reported via Dolphin Research Australia website.
o In line with best practice principles of citizen science, all data collected will be publicly accessible and contribute to the Atlas of Living Australia open-source data. This also provides a valuable historical record for future generations.

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