6a4a7c6b_l_and_external_scrutiny_part_2__Requirement
[Section/Item] Section 516A(6)(a) [Activity/Contribution] The Museum's commitment to the promotion of ecologically sustainable development is demonstrated through its exhibition content, its schools programs, its public programs and its administrative and decision-making processes. For example, the Tangled Destinies gallery emphasises the interrelationship between human history and the land, and public programs such as the 23° South conference and specific schools programs also play their part in promoting ESD. The Museum promotes, whenever possible, a sustainable environment by contributing to the protection and improvement of the Canberra environment through its partnership with the Australian National University, Australian National Botanic Gardens, CSIRO Black Mountain, Environment ACT, Lower Sullivans Creek Catchment Group and the National Capital Authority. The Museum contributes both expertise and funding to the Lower Sullivan's Creek Catchment ecological survey which is a nationally significant project, aiming to develop a bio-diversity management plan for the Lower Sullivans Creek Catchment area [Requirement] 
How the activities of the organisation accord with the principles of ESD
National Museum of Australia - Internal and external scrutiny part 2
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