The nationally recognised Science in the Bush program coordinated by the Australian Museum will be hosted by Charles Sturt University (CSU) this week in Albury. During the two-day event, CSU staff will run three hands-on workshops on such topics as wetland bugs, funky feet and Darwin’s worms. “Science in the Bush recognises that in Australia we must do more to interest kids in science”, CSU's Dean of Science, Professor Nick Klomp said. “We want them to feel the excitement of science and discovery so we can produce our fair share of scientists in inland Australia.” High school students from the Border will attend the event at the University's Thurgoona site, starting at 9.30am on Tuesday 5 April, while primary school students will visit CSU on Wednesday 6 April.