Celebrate 30 Years of Wilderness Conservation in Australia
at our FIRST EVER Gala Dinner

  Celebrate in style at our Gala Dinner

The Wilderness Society is thrilled to announce we are hosting our first ever gala dinner event at the Stamford Plaza Hotel, in Brisbane on Friday 23rd March, 2007.

The evening will be hosted by The Wilderness Society’s Strategic Campaign Coordinator, Virginia Young with Master of Ceremonies Brendan Boss, aka Bossy from Nova 106.9. Special Guest Speakers The Hon. Anna Bligh (Deputy Premier of Queensland), Alf Orpen (Founding Director of ONE Group) and The Wilderness Society’s National Director Alec Marr promise to make this gala celebration an evening of inspiration complimented by fine dining, wine, charity auctions, raffles and dancing all while raising much-needed funds for our vital work in Cape York Peninsula!

So go on, Celebrate Wilderness with The Wilderness Society and make a difference today!

	Alec Marr

Join Alec Marr, National Director, The Wilderness Society

I’d be delighted if you can join me, and others who are concerned for our natural world, at our celebratory dinner in Brisbane on 23 March.

On the night we will revisit some of the great successes we’ve been able to achieve together, from the Franklin campaign where The Wilderness Society was formed through to our WildCountry vision that is taking us well beyond 2007.

WildCountry is The Wilderness Society’s long-term vision and strategy to revolutionise nature conservation in Australia. On the night you can learn more about WildCountry and how it is creating a brighter future for landscapes all over our continent including Queensland’s Cape York Peninsula.

All proceeds from this event will fund our important work on Cape York, so please book your tickets today and help make our first-ever gala event a great fundraising success.
- Alec Marr

For more information:
Janina Jones, Queensland Fundraising Officer
Ph: 07 3846 1420
Email: fundraising.qld@wilderness.org.au

Our major achievements (pop up) in Queensland include the World Heritage protection for Fraser Island and the Daintree.