Members: Ages of Ice Screening and Panel Talk

6pm: Drinks in Crystal Hall and AM Shop open

6.30pm - 8.20pm: Screening and panel event

Join us for a special Australian Museum Members evening as we celebrate the end of the year and thank you for your ongoing support.

Enjoy an exclusive screening featuring highlights from Ages of Ice, the new three-part ABC science series exploring the scientists, explorers and extraordinary environments at the frozen extremes of our planet.

From Antarctica to the Arctic, Ages of Ice follows researchers working on the front line of climate science, uncovering how changes in ice are shaping our understanding of Earth's past, present and future.

Following the screening, stay for an insightful panel discussion moderated by science communicator Lee Constable, featuring Karina Holden, Dr Adrian McCallum and Professor Matthew England. Together, they'll explore the science behind our changing polar regions, what scientists are discovering through their work in these environments, and why it matters to us all.

Before the program begins, Members are invited to arrive from 6pm to enjoy drinks and shared platters, with exclusive after-hours access to browse the Australian Museum Shop.

Not a Member? Join now to receive free or discounted entry to special exhibitions, exclusive events, access to our Members Lounge and a range of benefits.

Moderator

Lee Constable is a science and environment presenter, author and educator. She is best known for hosting Scope and ABC Education’s Explainer Hacks, and has appeared on ABC News Breakfast, ABC RN and War on Waste. Lee is the author of two environmental science books for young readers and lectures in science and environmental communication at UNSW.

Series Director & Executive Producer

Karina Holden is the Series Director and Executive Producer of Ages of Ice. The series follows scientific researchers as they investigate the changing polar environments of Antarctica and the Arctic and explore what these changes mean for our planet.

Polar Scientist & Explorer

Dr Adrian McCallum brings first-hand experience of scientific fieldwork in extreme polar environments, including research undertaken on Greenland's ice sheet.

Climate Scientist UNSW

Professor Matthew England is a climate scientist specialising in the relationship between the oceans and Earth's climate system. His research provides an important perspective on the changing climate and the role of the oceans.