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Centre for Conservation Science Raises Funds for Nepal Flood Relief

CCS Team
35 minutes ago
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The Centre for Conservation Science, in partnership with Causes at Campus, hosted a fundraising BBQ last month to support relief efforts in Nepal following severe flash flooding.


The initiative reflected the Centre's strong connections with Nepal, with staff members Matt, Finella and Rose having led student study tours to the country in 2024 and 2025. It was particularly encouraging to see several students who participated in these tours return to volunteer both during the event and in the lead-up to the fundraiser.


Additional support was provided by Centre students Sailendra, Christie and Levi, whose assistance contributed to the day's success.


Thanks to the generosity of staff, students and the broader university community, a total of $1,045 was raised and donated to the PM Relief Fund to assist communities affected by the flooding.


The Centre extends its sincere thanks to everyone who contributed their time, donations and support to this important cause.

 
 
 

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