April 2023
Sex, Evolution and the Origins of Biodiversity
Prof. Leigh Simmons
April 2022
Biodiversity matters
Western Australia – people and nature influencing global decisions
Judy Fisher PhD
The Western Australian NATURALIST Vo. 32 No 4. p 165, 30 September 2022
April 2021
Urban Gardens
Creating Corridors of Habitat
Sabrina Hanh
2020
No lecture was held this year due to COVID-19
March 2019
Biodiversity & Human Health
Dr George Crisp
April 2018
Synergies: Living in a Land that Demands Movement
Noel Nannup
April 2017
Living in a Biodiversity Hotspot
Kingsley Dixon
April 2016
Shocking science: the natural history of animal electroreception
Professor Shaun Collin
March 2015
My Life as a Naturalist
Eric McCrum
March 2014
The Kimberley Coast – Naturally
Kevin Coate OAM
April 2013
Bird pollination of eucalypts on old landscapes: a new perspective
Professor Stephen Hopper, Winthrop Professor of Biodiversity CENRM (UWA Albany) and School of Plant Biology, UWA
September 2012
Wild about the Suburbs” Does wildlife have a place in our city?
Mike and Mandy Bamford, Ecologists and Environmental Educators
September 2011
Whose Museum is it anyway?
Alec Coles OBE, CEO of the WA Museum
September 2010
Under a Regent Moon
Professor Kevin Kenneally AM, University of Western Australia
March 2009
Western Australia: a Cornucopia of Biological Wonders
Professor Lyn Beazley AO, Chief Scientist
July 2008
Private Sector Conservation in Australia
Martin Copley (Founder and Chairman of Australian Wildlife Conservancy)
November 2007
Marsupial Tales: From Wallabies to Honey Possums
Professor Marilyn Renfree
November 2006
Humpback Whales
Micheline & Curt Jenner
September 2005
Protecting Australia’s World Heritage Values
John Sinclair
May 2004
Urban Naturalists’ Heritage: A review of research on and from Kings Park and Botanic Garden
Dr Steve Hopper, Chief Executive Officer of the Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority
October 2003
Vanished Giants of Western Australia:
Dr John Long, Curator of Vertebrate Palaeontology, WA Museum
October 2002
Sustainability, Science, and Society in Western Australian Forest Management:
Dr Michael Calver, Senior Lecturer in Biological Sciences, Murdoch University.
May 2001
Les terres Australes – the Squandering of a Legacy:
Professor Don Bradshaw, Department of Zoology, The University of Western Australia
February 2000
William Dampier – Australia’s First Naturalist Historian
Dr Alex George
May 1999
Kenya Safari: an Aussie Perspective
Jennifer & Barry Muir
October 1998
Broome & Beyond
Daphne Edinger & Kevin Kenneally
August 1996
Birds of Kings Park
Harry Recher
August 1991
Sea Lions and Death Adders/Recherche Archipelago
John Dell
June 1990
Inaugural lecture: The Individual and the Environment
Vincent Serventy