Join Professor Stephen Hopper as he facilitates discussion with other prominent Western Australians who are concerned with biodiversity, together with community engagement in relation to looking after country, Noongar language and culture. They will discuss current developments and perspectives in ethnobotany, and recovery of information through research with botanical collections, along with field work about biodiversity, sharing their work on country, research and their plans for the future.

Featuring Professor Stephen D. Hopper AC FLS FTSE, Vivienne Hansen, Professor Anna Haebich FAHA FASSA and Darryl Kickett, each of whom has made a significant contribution within their own fields of expertise, and who are contributing towards reconciliation by bringing together scientific expertise, history and Indigenous cultural knowledge to conserve Australia’s precious biodiversity.