Presented in partnership with the Nature Festival SA, the Bowerbird Collective and the Art Gallery of South Australia
This event combines:
A panel discussion from 1:30-3:00pm features some of South Australia's most distinguished thinkers, moderated by former Deputy Premier Dr. Susan Close, and
A concert from 3:30-4:30pm features Simone Slattery on violin, Anthony Albrecht on cello and environmental philosopher Prof Glenn Albrecht.
Panel discussion: Planting the Seeds of the Symbiocene
A panel discussion for a better future
with
Professor Glenn Albrecht | retired Professor of Sustainability, Murdoch University
Associate Professor Danielle Clode | Flinders University, author of The Wasp and the Orchid
Professor Susan Stone | Credit Union SA Chair of Economics, Adelaide University
Professor Jennifer McKay | Professor of Business Law, Adelaide University
& moderated by
Dr Susan Close | Former Deputy Premier of SA, CEO McKinnon Institute for Political Leadership
This essential, unmissable panel discussion at the Art Gallery of South Australia's Radford Auditorium, held as part of the Nature Festival SA, features some of South Australia's most distinguished thinkers, joined by environmental philosopher Professor Glenn Albrecht, to explore how we might transition from the Anthropocene to the Symbiocene.
The Symbiocene - a proposed future geological era where human actions, culture, and technology work in harmony with the interconnected web of life on Earth.
The Anthropocene - the current era in which human activity has become the dominant influence on Earth's climate, environment, and ecosystems, to the detriment of all.
The panel will be followed by 'Earth Emotions' at 3:30pm, a concert by the Bowerbird Collective with Professor Glenn Albrecht.
‘Earth Emotions’ combines a deeply moving program of music with spoken word to reveal a path from disconnection to connection with nature, instilling hope for a better future. The performance features incredible compositions performed by the Bowerbird Collective, with Simone Slattery on violin, Anthony Albrecht on cello and narration by environmental philosopher, Prof. Glenn Albrecht.
If you wish to attend just one of these events, you can book individually here:
Planting the Seeds of the Symbiocene | Nature Festival SA
Earth Emotions | Music & Philosophy for Nature | Adelaide | Nature Festival SA
