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The Nature Festival is excited to bring back the popular Quiz Night for its third year as a feature event on the festival calendar.

This year, Mosstermind has gone seedy…a trivia night all about seeds. And of course, another table challenge awaits. Plus, there are prizes for the best seedling minds.

Breakfast presenter Jules Schiller will be your Mosster of Ceremonies for another amossing night of brain teasers and seedy fun.

Tune your radio to 891AM, listen live online or download the free ABC listen app so you don’t miss out while you are on the go.

The Nature Festival is a yearly moment to celebrate all-things nature. This year, the festival explores a theme of SEED, inviting South Australians to consider the small beginnings that shape our future; the seeds we plant in gardens, in communities, in culture, in children, and in our shared relationship with nature.

Join Afternoons presenter Jo Laverty at the Art Gallery South Australia as seven entertaining expert speakers each have just seven minutes to explore the Nature Festiavl’s seed theme through science, arts and culture. 

More details: https://www.naturefestival.org.au/event/7x7-seed-talks

891 ABC Adelaide’s Mornings invites you to be part of a special live broadcast at the Marine Discovery Centre, exploring how ordinary people are taking a closer look at the world around them and making important local environmental discoveries. Who are Adelaide’s ‘citizen scientists’ and how have they become our nature’s first responders?

Mornings’ presenter Rory McClaren will be joined by 891’s favourite environmental expert and ‘zoologist at large’, Professor Chris Daniels to look at how citizen scientists are providing vital information during environmental crises, helping researchers detect threats, protect wildlife and better understand our changing environment. 

From beachgoers and fishers documenting the devastating impacts of the algal bloom, to birdwatchers and coastal communities helping track bird flu in South Australia's wildlife, ordinary people have become the eyes and ears of nature. 

Find out how ordinary people are making an extraordinary difference — and why citizen science has never been more important.

Keep listening to 891 ABC Adelaide for your chance to win tickets to come along to the Mornings live broadcast and explore the Marine Discovery Centre with Rory McClaren and Professor Chris Daniels.