Evolution and Ecosystems study days
These full-day programs are run by educators from the Australian Museum, Taronga Zoo, the Botanic Gardens of Sydney and the North Coast Regional Botanic Garden.
NSW Syllabus
Stage 6, Biology, Evolution and ecosystems
A student:
analyses the relationships between organisms and their environment using the theory of evolution by natural selection BI-11-03
conducts scientific investigations to collect data and information BI-11WS-03
selects and processes qualitative and quantitative data and information BI-11WS-04
uses scientific processes to solve scientific problems BI-11WS-06
Bring the study of evolution and ecosystems to life through hands-on learning with some of NSW's leading scientific organisations.
Students will investigate fossils, live animals and plants to explore how organisms interact with their environments, how adaptations support survival, and how evolution contributes to species diversity.
Developed by the Botanic Gardens of Sydney, the North Coast Regional Botanic Garden, Australian Museum and Taronga Zoo, these study days support the new NSW Biology syllabus content for Evolution and Ecosystems.
The 2027 program will take place at six locations across NSW. Explore the locations, find a date that suits your class and book your session below.
Schools with an ICSEA value below 1,000 may be eligible to attend free of charge. Let us know when booking and we will confirm your availability.
This education program is an incredibly valuable learning experience as it perfectly aligns with what students are learning about in a hands-on way. The lesson had all the students engaged and the participation levels were high. Educators were fantastic! Stage 6 Biology teacher, 2024, Mount Annan
