Gould League

Gould League is an independent not-for-profit organisation celebrating 114 years of environmental and sustainability education. We help teachers to reinforce the impact of their science, geography and sustainability curriculum, connect students with their natural world and empower the community with positive messages and practical actions to live more sustainably.

Gould League Excursions 

Sustainability Education Centre
Kindergarten
45 minute to 90 minute programs
Foundation to Year 6
2 hour and 4 hour programs

Our one-of-a-kind Sustainability Education Centre, with its popular themed rooms and displays, provides a hands-on learning environment for investigating both biodiversity and waste minimisation.

Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary
Kindergarten
90 minute programs
Foundation to Year 11
2 hour and 4 hour programs
VCE Biology Fieldwork
                                                                                              3 hour program

Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary offers accessible rockpools, sandy beaches with seaweed, wild intertidal marine life, a Marine Education Centre, and evidence of human impacts.

Toolangi State Forest
Year 3 to Year 12
4 hour programs.  Shorter programs can be provided upon request if you need to travel for more than one hour to the site.

Toolangi State Forest in Victoria’s tall forest region offers an immersive experience in a Temperate Rainforest, Mountain Ash Forest, Messmate Forest and logging coupe to explore intricate ecosystem relationships providing essential field work.

Gould League Incursions

Incursions at Your School
Kindergarten
45 minute to 90 minute programs
Foundation to Year 10
90 minute, 2 hour and 4 hour programs

We bring the learning resources and educators to your school!  Whether investigating living things, or discovering earth’s natural resources and recycling, our staff have flexibility to tailor to your students.

Gould League acknowledges the Traditional Owners and ongoing custodians of the lands on which we live, work and create. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture, and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.