Last chance to book: Tim Flannery invites you to a presentation on Indonesian wildlife at the Royal Botanic Gardens on 1 August.

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Tim Flannery and Peter Hall,

Patrons of the Asian Rhino Project,

invite you to a Wildlife Asia event at

The Sydney Tropical Centre, Royal Botanic Gardens,

via Morshead Fountain Gate, opposite the Library of NSW

5.30pm to 7.30pm, Wednesday 1 August 2012 for: 

• Drinks and light refreshments.
• An opportunity to wander the gardens and displays in the Sydney Tropical Centre.
• Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust talking about their Rainforest Seed Conservation Project.
• Tim Flannery talking about the global biodiversity crisis and the role of Australian conservationists in Indonesia.
• Peter Hall talking about the Asian Rhino Project including the recent birth of a Sumatran rhino and work undertaken for the Javanese rhino to expand its range and to combat the threat of the Arenga Palm.

 In the presence of the Consul General of the Republic of Indonesia, Mr Gary Yusuf. 

Thanks to the Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust for the venue

and to Coca-Cola Amatil for the drinks. 

Tickets $99 incl. GST available at www.wildlifeasia.org.au

til 27.7.12 or call Scott Lyall on 0499 773 303.

Wildlife Asia is asking Sydneysiders to shake off the winter blues and party for animals at two events in August:

Rhino in the Garden,
Wednesday 1 August.

Renowned conservationist Tim Flannery is giving the behind the scenes story of Australian conservationists and the Indonesian rhino crisis.

You may have recently seen the birth of a Sumatran rhino on TV but did you know that a small Australian conservation organisation, the Asian Rhino Project, is leading international efforts to save the Sumatran rhino, the most endangered rhinoceros species in the world, and the Javanese rhino the rarest large mammal in the world.

Tim Flannery will host a cocktail party and presentation on the evening of Wednesday 1 August at the Sydney Tropical Centre, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney in the presence of the Consul General of the Republic of Indonesia, Mr. Gary Yusuf.

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Orangutan by the Harbour, Tuesday 7 August.

Taronga Zoo, on the shores of Sydney Harbour, is the venue for a family friendly presentation by Leif Cocks, President of The Orangutan Project on the evening of Tuesday 7 August.

‘Redheads for Redheads’ Ambassador Bianca Dye is attending. All guests receive a ‘Ranga Snack Pack’.

The presentation will focus on the essential work of The Wildlife Protection Unit in Bukit Tigapuluh, Sumatra, Indonesia, saving the habitat of orangutan and elephant.

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Contact
Scott Lyall, Partnerships Manager, Wildlife Asia, 0499 773 303

City of Sydney joins Wildlife Asia in promoting the Asian Rhino Project event on 1 August

Tim Flannery today joined the Wildlife Asia appeal for the Asian Rhino Project.  Tim will be one of several expert speakers at the Sydney Tropical Centre on Wednesday 1 August 2012 detailing the plight of the Sumatran rhino and the Javanese rhino and encouraging all Australians to support the appeal.

Tim Flannery is one of Australia’s leading thinkers and writers.  An internationally acclaimed scientist, explorer and conservationist, he has published more than 130 peer-reviewed scientific papers. In 2005 he was named Australian Humanist of the Year, and in 2007 honoured as Australian of the Year. Tim is a patron of the Asian Rhino Project.

Please
download your invitation to the event at the Sydney Tropical Centre on 1 August
use your credit card to book one or more tickets
donate to the Wildlife Asia appeal for the Asian Rhino Project
set up a personal fundraising page and encourage your friends to help
or visit our website to see how you can help

Contact: Scott Lyall, Partnerships Manager, Wildlife Asia, 0499 773 303