We are living through an extraordinary moment in Earth’s history – one marked by profound environmental change and uncertainty. Yet within this complexity are stories so strange, hopeful and surprising they defy belief.
In this compelling talk inspired by Nature’s Last Dance, award-winning environmentalist Natalie Kyriacou takes audiences deep into the frontlines of conservation efforts.
From jungles and oceans to courtrooms and communities, this talk reveals the lesser-known experiences of scientists, activists, and innovators refusing to let nature disappear quietly. Along the way, you’ll discover how unconventional animals are reshaping our ideas of beauty, why investors are suddenly interested in whale poo, and what the fight for nature looks like in the 21st century.
Blending humour, heartbreak and hope, this is a powerful journey through the strange battle to save the wild, and a reminder of what we’re fighting for.
Cost
Adult $25
Member $20
Concession / Youth $22
Bundle & Save
2 events 10% off3 events 15% off
4+ events 20% off
Location
Bundanon Art Museum
Boyd Education Centre
170 Riversdale Road
Illaroo NSW 2540
Featuring
Natalie Kyriacou OAM is an award-winning environmentalist, writer, professional public speaker and company director with a passion for harnessing curiosity to solve nature crises. Natalie was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia and the Forbes 30 Under 30 honour for her services to wildlife and environmental conservation in 2018 and was recognised as one of The Australian’s Top 100 Innovators in 2022. She was the United Nations Environment Programme’s Young Champion’s of the Earth finalist for her innovation in wildlife and environmental conservation and is LinkedIn’s Top Green Voice. She is a board director at the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife, a board committee member at CARE Australia, the founder and chair of My Green World, a UNESCO Green Citizens Pathfinder, a member of the XPrize Brain Trust for Biodiversity and Conservation, and an Australian delegate and Climate Justice Lead at the W20 (the official engagement group of the G20).
Make Good Festival is proudly supported by the NSW Government through its tourism and major events agency, Destination NSW.
