Carolina Zuluaga is an ecologist who brings science to life through a fun and accessible story about real‑world conservation. Drawing from her work introducing the Australian Ladybird to the Galapagos Islands to help control a destructive feral insect, Carolina shares a quirky and engaging tale that helps children understand how ecosystems work. Using charming hand puppets and her firsthand experience, she introduces key ecological ideas in a way that young learners can easily follow and enjoy.

The program explores

• Basic ecology
• Ecosystem balance
• Real conservation challenges
• How culture shapes scientific progress

This Science Communicator program is part of a special series developed to highlight the essential role culture plays in driving human discovery and environmental action. Presented in partnership with the Royal Society of Victoria, it offers an inspiring blend of science, storytelling and cultural context that encourages curiosity and sparks meaningful classroom conversations.

Bring Carolina’s captivating ecology program to your school and give students a memorable journey into the natural world. Book now to secure your preferred date.