The Royal Society of Western Australia (RSWA) hosts symposia and presentations that offer the chance to hear from and meet prominent scientists in their respective fields.
Topics have covered a spectrum from treetop studies of WA’s wedge-tailed eagles, to tell-tale signs of ancient mega-tsunamis that hit WA coastal areas, to the plant destroyer that is attacking native species in southwest WA, to the latest developments in protecting the marine ecosystems of the Kimberley region. All are welcome to attend symposia, presentations and other events.
RSWA members receive exclusive invitations to special events. For additional information on the benefits of membership, please refer to the Membership page. Students are eligible for discounted membership rates.
R Jones (2022). Changing ideals and realities: a longitudinal view of rural Western Australia. Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia 106: 1-8
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The Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes original scientific research with an emphasis on local science.
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The Library of The Royal Society of Western Australia is a small, but important, resource for scientific research. It contains nearly 700 books, and 986 serial titles of which 227 are current.
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