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July Meetup for the Sydney Nature Journal Club

Sun, Jul 26, 12:30 AM

From Sydney Nature Journal Club

4.9

Come along to our **July meetup for the Sydney Nature Journal Club**. National Tree Day is 26 July. We will explore this theme in the Botanical Gardens. This is a chance to connect, spend some time in nature and journal together. I will offer some guidance to start. After we can share journal pages and ideas. **What to bring:** Bring along sketchbooks/paper and your favourite drawing materials (pens, pencils, watercolour, acrylic, anything you have). I will have extra materials on the day if you want to explore other mediums. \*\*Where:\*\* Botanical Gardens **Cost:** Suggested donation is $10 annual fee, $5 casual fee. (This helps cover Meetup fees). DISCLAIMER. Please note that Katy as volunteer organiser of activities for Sydney Nature Journal Club is NOT responsible for the health or safety of members (or their guests) and therefore will not accept any liability for accidents or injuries or losses that may occur during Meetup events at any location. By attending a Sydney Nature Journal Club event members acknowledge that you accept ALL of the above. I look forward to seeing you there.

19 attendees

Sydney OpenSearch User Group Meetup #1

Wed, Jul 29, 7:00 AM

From OpenSearch Project Sydney

Welcome to the very first Sydney OpenSearch User Group meetup! We're kicking off the Sydney chapter with talks, networking, pizza, and a quiz with swag to give away. Whether you're deep into OpenSearch or just curious, come along and meet the community. Agenda and talk summaries below. **Agenda** Wednesday\, 29 July 2026 \| 5:00 PM \- 7:00 PM 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM: Arrivals, Networking, Pizza & Drinks 5:30 PM - 5:35 PM: Welcome & Housekeeping 5:35 PM - 6:00 PM: Talk 1 - Urmila Iyer, AWS 6:00 PM - 6:20 PM: Talk 2 - Mehri Sandoghchian, Atlassian 6:20 PM - 6:40 PM: Talk 3 - Ryan Eves, Atlassian 6:40 PM - 6:50 PM: Tech Quiz - put your brain to the test to win swag 6:50 PM - 7:00 PM: Wrap-up & Networking **Talk 1: Observability with OpenSearch** **Speaker:** Urmila Iyer, OpenSearch Specialist Solutions Architect, AWS Observability is more critical than ever as systems grow more distributed and complex. Urmila opens with a quick look at where the observability space is heading and why it matters, then digs into a hybrid approach with OpenSearch: OpenSearch for traces and logs, Prometheus for metrics, Data Prepper for ingestion, and OpenSearch Dashboards bringing it all together into a single pane of glass. **Talk 2: Autoscaling OpenSearch on Kubernetes** **Speaker:** Mehri Sandoghchian, Senior Software Engineer, Atlassian Learn how Atlassian right-sizes hundreds of OpenSearch clusters at scale - a reactive layer in the Kubernetes operator for fast, low-risk changes, paired with a Recommendation Engine for capacity planning. **Talk 3: Architecting Blue/Green Deployments for OpenSearch on Kubernetes** **Speaker:** Ryan Eves, Senior Software Engineer, Atlassian Learn about the Opensearch cluster update process, and how Atlassian designed its own blue/green deployment process to safely and reliably apply updates with no downtime.

16 attendees

National Tree Day

Sat, Jul 25, 10:50 PM

From Human Hearted Sydney

4.7

Human Hearted Sydney is committed to contributing to our community. We are planning to participate in National Tree Day for 2026 by joining Strathfield Council’s National Tree Day event at Hudson Park Strathfield where we'll help plant some native seedlings. More information and registration details at https://events.humanitix.com/strathfield-council-national-tree-day-2026 We warmly welcome others to participate by volunteering with us. If you’d like to join us please register through the registration page at the url above. Please note there are several sessions on the day, and we are registering for the 9.00am session. Once you've registered please RSVP for this meetup and then post a comment here that you have registered. Then we’ll know who is coming and how many people to look out for. We don't have a precise location other than Hudson park, which has a golf range. We'll provide more info when we have it. We also don't know how many places are left for this event so register soon if you can. We hope to see you there.

5 attendees

Sydney Singles Relational Lab — Facilitated Connection Experience

Tue, Jul 28, 9:00 AM

From Singles Events in South Africa | Conscious Connections Club

4.6

# Tired of dating apps culture and surface-level? This is different. And people often leave surprised by how quickly strangers can feel human, warm, honest, and real again. Free to RSVP, 👉 $59 to confirm your spot [https://consciousconnectionsclub.com/stayconnected](https://consciousconnectionsclub.com/join) Relational Labs is a guided connection experience for singles who want more honest, playful, emotionally intelligent interaction — without performance, pressure, or endless small talk. This is not speed dating. Not networking. Not “pitch yourself to strangers.” It’s a facilitated relational container rooted in psychology, emotional intelligence, attachment work, social dynamics, nervous system awareness, and real-world human connection — made practical enough that you can actually live it instead of reading another 50 books about it. ## What happens • A 2-hour guided online relational experience • Real-time connection exercises designed to create authentic interaction • A format that adapts in real time to whoever is present • Optional participant-led in-person continuation afterward • WhatsApp connection thread after the session ## This may be for you if: • You’re tired of shallow or repetitive social spaces • You want deeper connection without forced intimacy • You enjoy personal growth, psychology, communication, or relational work • You’re open to meeting people in a more intentional way ## Important This experience runs with whoever is present and takes its own shape each time. Sometimes expansive. Sometimes intimate. Both are the real thing.

6 attendees

Earth's Greatest Enemy

Wed, Jul 29, 8:30 AM

From Philosophy Fight Club

4.8

**Movie Screening followed by a Panel Discussion with Journalist and Film Director Abby Martin- Dendy Cinema, Newtown** Tickets are $20 via Humanitix [Tickets- Dendy Cinema July 29th](https://events.humanitix.com/earth-s-greatest-enemy-sydney-film-and-panel-discussion-with-abby-martin-film-maker) This is the second feature film project by Abby Martin, a groundbreaking anti-imperialist environmental documentary. Exempt from international climate agreements and rarely scrutinized in mainstream reporting, the Pentagon is the world’s single largest institutional polluter—spewing carbon, contaminating water, and scarring landscapes across the globe. Combining investigative journalism, striking visuals, and stories from impacted communities, this film challenges audiences to rethink the hidden costs of a global military empire and its planetary consequences. Provocative, urgent, and eye-opening, this is a documentary that will change how you see both the military and environmentalism. **Join the discussion on our community** Discord [https://discord.gg/QSwa3PMzHy](https://discord.gg/QSwa3PMzHy)

7 attendees

Unhurried Conversations - Sunday

Sun, Jul 26, 12:15 AM

From Unhurried Conversations Sydney

4.7

Bring yourself, we will go over how Unhurried Conversations works.

31 attendees

🐳 La Perouse - Bare Island, The Henry Head & Cape Banks 🏰 🏝 🏖 🐢 🐳 🐋

Sun, Jul 19, 12:00 AM

From Live Big! Sydney Walking and Social Meetup

4.7

📝 FOR YOUR SAFETY & ENJOYMENT, PLEASE READ BELOW DESCRIPTION FULLY BEFORE YOU CLICK ‘Attend’! ******************************************** 🗓 DATE: Sunday, 19 July 2026. ⏰ MEETING TIME: 10am. 🚌 MEETING PLACE: (start & finish) last bus stop - Anzac Pde Terminus, La Perouse. Refer photos no. 2 & 3. ******************************************** 🥾 DISTANCE: 12km return. 🥾 GRADE: Easy/mostly Moderate on a relaxing pace with lots of photo stops and selfies. 💪🏽 Reasonable fitness recommended due to uneven rocky surfaces, ups and downs hills, stair climbs, rocks hopping and walking on sandy beaches. 💪🏽 Tracks expected to be wet, muddy and slippery at few sections. 📸 WHAT TO EXPECT: 🏖 La Perouse is the northern headland of Kamay Botany Bay National Park, near Maroubra. You'll find fantastic walks, diving spots and historic sites just a quick trip from Sydney's cbd. La Perouse is one of Sydney's oldest 'burbs and packed full of history, nature walks, swimming spots and local cafes, perfect for a day trip. 🚌 Upon arrival at 9.45am at the last bus station at Anzac Parade Terminus, we will have a quick (free) visit to La Perouse Museum. https://mgnsw.org.au/organisations/laperouse-museum/ 🚶After a quick visit at the museum, we will begin our exciting walk to Frenchman’s Beach, Yarra Bay Beach and Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park for our first photo session. Then to Bare Island Fort for another photo session. 🤳 A small island, which you can walk to across a large timber bridge. It is now a historical site. 🐳 lWe will continue our exciting adventure towards The Henry Head Walking Track, stopping at Congwong Beach and Henry Head Lighthouse with an amazing views of the coastline. We may be able to spot some whales, turtles and wild birds. 🐳 We will then continue along the Cape Banks Trail via Cruwee Cove Beach which follows on few other beautiful beaches provide some excellent harbour views, enjoyable bush tracks, and the chance to explore some of the original fortifications. 🥪 After BYO lunch break at the lighthouse, we will head back to Anzac Parade Bus Terminus via the golf course for coffee or a bite to eat at one of the cafes before heading home. ☕️🐠 🏊🏻 You may wish to swim or picnic on the beach. ⚠️ IMPORTANT INFORMATION ⚠️ 📝 TERMS & DISCLAIMER: Attending this event is voluntarily at your own risk. Organiser/s accepts no liability of any kind including injuries, accidents, misadventure etc during and after this event. For full disclosure on Public Waiver, please refer to Meetup Terms and Conditions and the front page of this group on ‘About Us’. ✅ You must assess your own fitness and ability before participating in this event. ✅ You are responsible for looking after your own health, safety and belongings. ✅ You must adhere and follow the instructions from your organiser/s at all times during this event. ✅ You must take personal accountability for your own choices, actions and/or misadventure. If you’re not sticking with the group or getting lost during the walk, you’re responsible for finding your own way out. The group DO NOT wait for you! ✅ You must also take care not to put other people at risk. ✅ Keep well back from cliff edges at all times, especially when taking photos. ❎ NO facilities or cafes on the trails, so please come well prepared. ❎ NO smoking on the walk including during photo stops and lunch break. ❎ If you do not wish to be photographed (randomly or group photos), please DO NOT join this event! ✅ If you’re bringing a guest/s under 18 years old, please let me know by TEXT message for confirmation. ✅ Please be mindful and respectful to members and guest/s from diverse backgrounds . This is not a dating group. Please do not ask inappropriate questions regarding marital status, sexual orientation etc. ✅ If something’s come up, please Edit your RSVP to ‘Not Going’ asap at least by 7pm the day before. It’s only take a second! ❎ Late cancellation or No Show would not be tolerated. You will forfeit the opportunity to join my future events! 🎒WHAT TO BRING: 👕 Comfortable outfits for the weather preferably hiking gear. Jeans or cotton t-shirt may not be suitable In a warm weather. 🥾 Waterproof hiking boots or sturdy walking shoes highly recommended. 💦 At least 1.8L of water, Hydralyte or sports energy drinks, snacks, packed lunch, hat, sunscreen and hand sanitiser. ⛑ Basic First Aid kit and a raincoat just in case of wet weather. 🏊🏼‍♂️ Cozzies and towel if you wish to swim at one of the beaches. 💵 GRATUITY: $5 CASH per person for this event. Please bring correct change on the day to speed up the meet and greet. 📱Or PayID to my mobile: 0405038557. Ref: (your Meetup name) La Perouse. 📱 Please get it done asap upon arrival and TEXT me receipt of payment. 🚌 Please check Opal Trip Planner on how to get to the meeting point - either by bus or Metro light rail etc. https://transportnsw.info/ 🚗 All day parking may be available at the residential area on Endeavour Ave. 🚻 Toilet block located opposite the bus terminus at the roundabout. 🏃‍♂️Please arrive promptly, we don’t wait for late comers. It’s rude and disrespectful for turning up late! 📲 Any questions, please send me a TEXT me instead to avoid any confusion. 🏖️ Let’s explore and enjoy the great outdoors! 🌿 Norra 😎 📱 0405038557 (TEXT & PayID only)

29 attendees

FACE-TO-FACE@HUMANIST HOUSE:

Sun, Jul 26, 5:00 AM

From NSW Humanists Meetup

4.6

FACE-TO-FACE@HUMANIST HOUSE events allow for people interested in learning and discussing humanism to meet in a dedicated space, in an atmosphere that allows time and space for good conversation on interesting topics. Topics discussed from a humanist perspective include philosophy and ethics, science and scepticism, contemporary social issues, civilisational and cosmic trajectories, and a range of other insights and issues. Topics are announced at least a week before the event. Participants will get the most of the events if they can come and share on a regular basis and not just picking favourite topics. ABOUT HUMANISM Humanism is a flexible, open-minded life philosophy where we explore our common humanity in an awesome world without theism (religion) and other supernatural beliefs. There is no dogma but a shared reality and an appreciation of basic human values like compassion, reason, and fairness. Humanism can be seen in the best aspects of the modern Enlightenment - secularism, science, social democracy, human rights, and human flourishing. We have a concern for the biosphere, and a delight in the world as it is - and as it could be. Our discussions respect reason, respect one another, and reject all dogmatic thinking. NSW Humanist Meetup is sponsored by the Humanist Society of NSW. The HSNSW encourages honest, open conversations held in a respectful manner.

10 attendees

🌊 Coastal Epic: 'Bloody Long Walk' Challenge ~22km Leg 1

Sat, Jul 18, 11:30 PM

From OZ Outdoors

4.8

Join us for a **22km coastal challenge over Eastern Beaches** as we take on our unofficial attempt of the scenic 'Bloody Long Walk' (Sydney East route) and beyond on two weekends. Originally hosted by the Mito Foundation each November, we are tackling this spectacular coastal track our own way. This is a demanding, long-distance trek requiring high fitness and endurance, but the world-class ocean views are worth every step. For reference on the official event route, you can check here: [https://www.bloodylongwalk.com.au/lp/sydney-east/](https://www.bloodylongwalk.com.au/lp/sydney-east/) **Before you RSVP, be sure to read the full description:** * **Difficulty** **and Terrain:** Hard. Expect a 22km distance requiring a steady pace. The terrain features a diverse mix of coastal boardwalks, beach walking (sand), paved streets, stairs, and multiple headland ascents. * **Start:** 9:30 AM sharp at Pioneers Park (off Anzac Pde, near the Hillary Pde bus stop). Please arrive a few minutes early. **Finish:** Watson Bay for Ferry or Bus to the city. * **Route:** We will start at Pioneers Park and head down to Maroubra Beach, making our way north through Coogee and up to Bondi. From there, we join the famous coastal trail (which we recently completed from the opposite direction!), passing the stunning Diamond Bay and Hornby Lighthouse at Watsons Bay - to finish at Ferry Wharf. * **Gratuity:** A $5 contribution is appreciated to help cover our Meetup subscription and group running costs. Carry Cash or ask for PayID. **Important - Please Read:** * **What to Bring:** Wear proper hiking shoes, bring **ample hydration (Minimum 1.5L of water- Refill available at stops), pack enough snacks/lunch,** sunscreen, hat, and weather protection. * **RSVP responsibly** – Treat it as a commitment; update or cancel 12–24 hrs before. * **Arrive early** – All route/gear info is in the description; hosts can’t field messages during the event. * **Stay together** – It's a volunteer-led community walk; keep the host in sight and let them know if you leave. * **Safety first** – **Your safety is your own responsibility**! You agree to follow host instructions, public-health orders and OZ Outdoors guidelines: [https://www.meetup.com/ozoutdoors](https://www.meetup.com/ozoutdoors) * **Get involved** – You're welcome to send the host feedback or let us know if you’d like to lead such walks. * **Connect with us on Instagram:** [https://instagram.com/ozoutdoors.syd](https://instagram.com/ozoutdoors.syd) * **LinkedIn (Manish):** [https://linkedin.com/in/manishpm/](https://linkedin.com/in/manishpm/)

17 attendees

The Immigration Debate: Myths, Facts and Ethics

Mon, Aug 3, 8:30 AM

From The BIG IDEAS Book Club

4.7

Immigration is one of the most emotionally charged issues in global politics today. No other issue generates as much heat, fear, or political division. But how much of what we hear about immigration is true? What are its actual effects on jobs, housing, public services, innovation and social cohesion? Has global migration actually been increasing — and do border restrictions even work? And even if we could agree on the facts, what ethical principles should guide our thinking? Do people have a right to seek a better life across borders? What do wealthy nations owe to those displaced by poverty, conflict, or climate change? How should we balance compassion, fairness, freedom and national self-determination? Join us for a thoughtful discussion as we explore one of the most important and controversial global questions of our time. **Book: *How Migration Really Works – A Factful Guide to the Most Divisive Issue in Politics* (2023) by Hein de Haas** **Companion reading:** ***[The Ethics of Migration - An Introductory Guide](https://1drv.ms/b/c/adb4f7488b2eef0a/IQDzLZM1XoUtRodgUee8p_e0AfVZZ7jILU7oNv8RFPURgV0?e=yyoHlD)*** (prepared for this meetup) For this month’s meetup we have two principal readings that approach migration from complementary angles: one examines the myths and realities of migration across the world, while the other explores its ethical dimensions. In *How Migration Really Works*, Dutch migration scholar Hein de Haas argues that much of the public debate is driven by myths and misunderstandings. Although Australia receives its share of attention, this is not a book specifically about the Australian migration debate; it is a wide-ranging account grounded in decades of international research. De Haas explores questions such as whether migration is increasing, whether immigration lowers wages, whether immigration fixes the problem of an ageing population, and whether governments can effectively control migration flows. The result is a nuanced and evidence-based account of migration. The accompanying guide to the ethics of immigration examines the deeper questions that facts alone cannot answer. Even if we agree on the evidence, what should immigration policy aim to achieve? The guide introduces the major ethical perspectives and arguments from across the political spectrum, providing a framework for thoughtful and informed discussion. As always, we strongly encourage you to do the reading before you attend. This will enrich both your experience and our collective discussion. We’ve also included some further resources below that you may find useful. So join us for a drink (and optional meal) at 6:30pm on Monday, 3rd August, on the 2nd floor of the Keg & Brew Hotel in Surrey Hills (i.e. up two flights of stairs). The venue is conveniently located near Central Station and the Light Rail. We look forward to seeing you there! P.S. Please adjust your RSVP if you have indicated that you will come but are no longer able to do so. This is courteous to others if there is a waitlist. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- These are just optional links to consider to supplement the reading of the book and document. Feel free to pass on other useful links in the discussion section. **Videos** * Two presentations by Hein de Haas on his book: [How Migration Really Works (1hr)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuwiwD67AjM) [How Migration Really Works (45mins)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89jS8FRkRCI) * A collection of short videos by de Haas: [Migration 101](https://heindehaas.org/migration-101/) * Harvard’s Michael Sandel convenes a debate on the ethics of national borders with the help of the BBC and a group of participants from over 30 countries: [The Global Philosopher - Should Borders Matter?](https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03njc35) * Debating Open Borders: Carl vs Caplan (2023) Noah Carl and Bryan Caplan debate the merits of open borders: [Spotify - Open Borders Debate](https://open.spotify.com/episode/4Q8DMpZU4pUdRkA2Zv1hMo) [Apple - Open Borders Debate](https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/debating-open-borders-carl-vs-caplan/id1569224821?i=1000636401848) **Written** * Hein de Haas's substack articles: [Hans de Haas’s substack](https://heindehaas.substack.com/) * Immigration Ethics - An Overview (in 999 words!): [Immigration Ethics Summary](https://1000wordphilosophy.com/2026/04/01/immigration-ethics/) * Encyclopedia Entries: [Stanford - Arguments for Open and Closed Borders](https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/immigration/) [Wikipedia – Opposition to Migration Arguments](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opposition_to_immigration) * Reviews of How Migration Really Works: [How Migration Really Works - Review](https://www.e-ir.info/2024/09/15/review-how-migration-really-works/)

51 attendees

Whale-Watch-Walk! Manly-Shelly-Beach-North-Head-Fairfax-Lookout-13km!

Sat, Jul 25, 12:00 AM

From Live Big! Sydney Walking and Social Meetup

4.7

**WHALES & WHALES!** In July/August, thousands of humpback whales migrate north from Antarctica to the warm breeding waters of tropical Australia. **Best for visibility! yes! photos yes!** Manly to North Head high point viewing areas are Sydney's top classified list for whale watching. Mornings when winds are typically lighter, making the ocean smoother, sun directly overhead, reducing ocean glare and making it easier to spot spouts and splashes. **BEAUTIFUL WHALE WATCHING WALK: my identical walk on both Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th pick one!!!** 1\. Don't miss this interesting Whale Walk\, "Spot the Whale" stops at five clifftop lookouts\. 2\. Marine Parade at Cabbage Tree Bay to Shelly Beach Walking Track\, 1st Whale Lookout\. 3\. Spotting Whales here at about 10\.30\, perfect timing\, lets hope it's spot time\, hey\! 4\. Shelly Head Lookout\, next on the list\, I'm feeling good\. Who's first to SPOT one\! 5\. Shelly Headland Upper Lookout\, a longer distance better view\. $10km out to sea$ 6\. Shelly Beach to Barracks Precinct Walk\, past Old Quarry Swamp\, fun uphill hike\. 7\. We walk the "Hanging Swamp" if not flooded\, past the Battery Observation Post\. 8\. Eventually reaching the Fairfax Walk Trail\, 2nd highest point\, "Yiningma Lookout"\. 9\. Fairfax Track\, again reaching Number one\! "Burragula Lookout"\. $Fairfax Lookout$ 10\. Lunch/Snack break coming up at "North Head Scenic Drive Point"\. 11\. Quick visit\, "North Head Sanctuary"\, before heading to "Third Quarantine Cemetery"\. 12\. Zigzagging down to Manly for a refreshing drink/lunch at yes\! "Hotel Steyne" 13\. The Manly Markets are just in the right spot nearby\. **Meeting Point:** Manly Wharf Visitors Information Centre (near pedestrian crossing) **Distance:** 13km **Difficulty:** Moderate, steps and hills, classified moderate due to distance. **Walking Pace:** An easy steady pace at 4.25km-4.50 per hour. **What to Bring:** Comfortable outfit, a litre of water, snacks, hat, sunscreen, a raincoat just in case of wet weather. Bring your happy personality too! **Payment Please:** $10 cash or **PAY ID** 0435801602 name George Palasty. **Contact:** George 0435 801 602 if you have questions. (call or text)

13 attendees

Great North Walk Thornleigh to Chatswood 18km medium

Sat, Aug 1, 11:30 PM

From Aussie Explorers

4.8

Fabulous walk along the Great North Walk trail from Thornleigh Station to Chatswood Sation about 18km and a few small ups/downs but lovely bush trails ## Lane Cove National Park & The Great North Walk Sydney is incredibly fortunate to harbor a significant number of national parks right within its metropolitan boundaries. Among the most central is **Lane Cove National Park**, which begins less than 10 kilometers from the CBD as the crow flies. While surrounding suburban development has introduced some weed encroachment along the creeklines, the park beautifully preserves a wealth of original, pristine bushland across its ridges and valleys. For walkers looking to explore this pocket of wilderness, a prime section of the iconic **Great North Walk**—the massive track linking Sydney to Newcastle—cuts directly through the heart of the valley. This specific route follows the peaceful, non-tidal waters of the Lane Cove River, tracing the valley from the weir at Fullers Bridge all the way up to the northern watershed near Thornleigh. For transport info please visit [http://www.transportnsw.info/](http://www.transportnsw.info/) Around 16km medium grade a couple of ascents and descents but and track is rough in places. Should be into Chatswood station about 3:30-4:00pm ish, time for a cold beer across the road from the station! $10 fee applies to this event which can be paid in cash on the day or PayID is 0402 251036 David Matthews Make sure you have plenty of snacks think carbs/sugar as protein takes too long to process. Do not skip salt... Your body requires energy to complete longer walks... Bring a jacket in case of a change of weather and 2l of water, sturdy walking shoes/boots, hat suncream, snacks and lunch! Nowhere to top up along the way either water or food! SAFETY WARNING: Please stay away from cliff edges and be very careful when walking on wet and slippery rocks and surfaces. Please stay within sight of the group at all times and do not walk in front of the leader. If you get lost you are on your own and must find your own way out. DISCLAIMER: Your health and safety is our priority and we take care to minimize risk and avoid accidents and injuries. However, Organizers and Hosts are not responsible for your health and safety and do not accept any liability for accidents and injuries that may occur during Meetup activities and events. Please take responsibility for your own safety and belongings. By RSVPing to this event you and your guests agree to comply with the terms and conditions of the Aussie Explorers Meetup group which can be found in the link below: [[https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers](https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers)]([https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers](https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers))

20 attendees

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that connects people with shared interests through local events and groups. Whether you want to meet new people or engage in activities you love, Meetup offers various options to suit your goals.

Yes, Sydney has various conservation groups focused on environmental preservation. These groups often organize outdoor activities, allowing participants to contribute to nature conservation in their community.

Joining a conservation group in Sydney is easy with Meetup. Use the platform to search for groups by interest and location, then review their upcoming events and join one that interests you.

Conservation groups in Sydney offer activities like tree planting, wildlife monitoring, and eco-friendly hikes. These events provide hands-on opportunities to support local environmental efforts.

Definitely! You are free to join as many events as you wish. Each event offers a distinctive opportunity to connect with nature and like-minded individuals.

No experience is necessary. Groups welcome all members interested in learning and contributing to environmental initiatives. Experienced volunteers and organizers guide participants.

Yes, searching for conservation events in Sydney is straightforward. Use the search function on the platform to find relevant groups and see their upcoming events based on your interests.

Some conservation groups may charge a nominal fee to cover event costs, while others are free. Details are usually provided in the event description on Meetup.

While Meetup provides opportunities to meet others interested in conservation, interactions with experts depend on the group's makeup and event focus. Active participation usually enriches the experience.

Group sizes vary by event and organizer. Some may host small gatherings for focused activities, while others welcome larger groups. Check event details for specific information.

Yes, some Sydney conservation groups may offer online events, particularly workshops or discussions. Event specifics are available on the group pages within Meetup.

Certain conservation activities may be physically demanding, such as hiking or planting, but participation levels vary. Detailed descriptions are often included to help you choose appropriately.

Meetup allows you to connect with a community passionate about the environment while enjoying structured events designed to make a meaningful impact on local nature conservation efforts.

Not all conservation groups have formal structures as they depend on organizers’ commitments. Quality and frequency may vary, but insights from previous attendees can offer guidance.

Meetup focuses on group interactions within conservation and other activities, rather than facilitating individual mentorships. Experience the community and engage with the group's collective knowledge.

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