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• 6 May 2026

  Webinar | Artificial Intelligence: What AI-Era Leadership Actually Requires

  Somewhere in your team, someone is already producing work with AI that you will be asked to sign off. Most AI leadership programs tell you to write a policy about it. This session teaches you something harder: how to evaluate it, direct it, and lead from the front when the ground is moving.

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• 7 May 2026

  Ethics Webinar | An introduction to wicked problems for senior practitioners

  Join us for an ethics webinar presented by Gordon Young and Nathaniel Lamb from Ethilogical Consulting.

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• 20 May 2026

  Webinar | Scoping Baseline Biological Surveys

  Scoping a biological baseline survey can make or break the quality and usefulness of your outcomes. This practical webinar unpacks how scoping differs between environmental impact assessment and management planning, and shows you how to design surveys that are genuinely fit for purpose. Ideal for early-career practitioners or those new to biological survey work in WA, this session will give you a clear, structured approach you can apply immediately.

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• 22 May 2026

  Webinar | Their Disclaimer: Building a Free, Prior and Informed Consent Form for Heritage Practice

  Join us for this insightful webinar presented by the team at Virtus Heritage, who will take attendees through the journey of why they built their Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) Form and how.

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• Tues 26 May, Thurs 28 May, Tues 2 Jun & Thurs 4 Jun at 12:00pm - 3:30pm (AEST)

  Online workshop | Streamline and clarify your professional documents: Tools for stronger argument and clearer writing | Workshop 57

  The Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand is proud to present an online workshop which will provide Impact Assessment (IA) practitioners with the thinking and writing skills to present data and reach conclusions in a clear evidence-based manner.

  This workshop is targeted to practitioners who are working in government, consultancy and industry, and any other environmental professionals who prepare IA reports.

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• 26 May 2026

  Webinar | Mentoring Skills 101 - Progress and Purpose in Your Mentoring Partnership

  Explore strategies to strengthen connection, clarify purpose, and move forward with renewed intention, ensuring their mentoring relationships continue to grow and deliver lasting impact.

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• 3 June 2026

  Webinar | Introduction to Cultural Heritage and Native Title in the context of Environmental Practice

  Join us for this insightful webinar presented by Julie Keane, MEIANZ and CEnvP (IA) who will provide an introduction to Indigenous cultural heritage and Native Title, and most importantly engagement with Traditional Owners, as part of environmental practice.

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• Thurs 4 June, Thurs 11 June, Thurs 18 June, Thurs 25 June & Thurs 9 July

  Online Workshop | Artificial Intelligence: AI Readiness for Leaders | Workshop 1

  The program is designed to help leaders move from uncertainty and broad interest to practical readiness, strategic confidence and informed action. Participants will explore what AI readiness looks like in practice, where the real organisational risks and opportunities sit, and how to lead implementation in a way that is ethical, manageable and commercially sound.

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• 22 July 2026

  Webinar | Land Tenure in WA

  Before a development project can move forward in WA, one of the first questions to answer is: what tenure are you dealing with? The answer shapes the obligations and approvals pathway of a development project. Our "Land Tenure in WA" webinar is designed to give practitioners a practical starting point.

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