GeoSciEd X 14 – 16 August 2026 in Adelaide, Australia

Conference Theme: Earth Science Education: Our planet, our future 

From 14th to 16th of August 2026, the 10th International Conference on Geoscience Education will be hosted in Adelaide, Australia at the Adelaide Botanic High School. 

GeoSciEd is an international conference held every four years which focuses on Geoscience Education. This focus will extend from pre-primary through to retirees through pedagogical workshops for primary and secondary teachers, pedagogy and outreach for tertiary educators and communication and branding for those working in Geotourism. The Big Ideas Day will engage with those not actively involved in Geoscience Education but with a strong interest in the outcome of this education.

https://eventstudio.eventsair.com/geosciedx-conference-2026

New Year 10 Climate Change Resources

These resources are aligned to the new SA Curriculum.

Learners explore how energy flows between the Earth's interconnected

spheres and influences global climate patterns, and assess human

impact and management strategies.

This is broken down into the below questions.

• What drives our climate?

• What is climate change?

• What is causing climate change?

• How is climate change impacting the Earth?

• What can we do about it?

For access to these resources, please contact our Geoscience Outreach

Officer, Kelly Sharrad - ksharrad@gmail.com .

We need members for our Committee - AGM - Next Week 22nd October

We need new members!

Our annual AGM is on again (via WebEx)!

22nd October - 4pm-4:30pm (Term 4 Week 2)

Followed by our term Committee Meeting 4:30pm-5:30pm

Please email geoscience.pathways@gmail.com to join.

We're calling on high school teachers, university students studying earth and environmental sciences, university lecturers, and industry professionals in mining, geology, and related fields to join us.

Join us at the AGM to learn more about our plans, contribute your ideas, and become part of a vibrant community committed to earth and environmental sciences. Together, we can achieve even more in the coming year.