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Treasurer 2024- Vice-President 2017-23 Councillor 2009-13, 2015-16 Hon. Secretary 2014

Coates Wildlife Tours (November 2023)

Posted on 31 October 202330 April 2024 Posted in NewsTagged Advertisement

New Zealand South Island Wildlife & Wilderness Tour 15-Day Accommodated Tour – Departs Nelson 31 January 2024 – Maximum of 12 participants Discover Te Wai Pounamu (New Zealand’s South Island) with Coates, as we take you away from the population centres and tourist ‘honey pots’ to lesser known but equally ...

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The Endemic Flatback Turtle¦Our Matildas of the Sea

Posted on 31 October 20232 November 2023 Posted in ReportsTagged Main Club

We acknowledge the Digital Life project and the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions’ North West Shelf Flatback Turtle Conservation Program for creation of the 3D flatback turtle model. Main Club 1 September, 2023 We heard from two North West Shelf Flatback Turtle Conservation Program speakers. Tristan Simpson is their ...

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The Birds of the Broz Park Wetlands

Posted on 31 October 20231 February 2024 Posted in ReportsTagged DRB Nats

DRB Nats, 8 September 2023 There is more to the birds of the Broz Park Wetlands than is first obvious to the eye. “It just looks like a bit of ordinary parkland”, Rachel explained, “but there are more birds there than we imagined, and we’ve seen birds we’ve rarely seen ...

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Gall Biodiversity

Posted on 31 October 202331 October 2023 Posted in ReportsTagged Kwinana Rockingham Mandurah Branch

KRM Branch,18 September 2023 The speaker at the September meeting was Daniel Heald, who delivered a presentation entitled ‘A Madness Most Discrete – Gall Biodiversity’. Daniel explained that galls are the lumps found on branches or leaves of trees or shrubs and that there is an enormous variety. He then ...

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John Forrest National Park

Posted on 31 October 202331 October 2023 Posted in ReportsTagged DRB Nats

DRB Nats Excursion – 19 August 2023 The park offers a variety of bushwalking trails that cater to different preferences and fitness levels. One of the popular trails is the Wildflower Walk Trail, which spans approximately 4.6 km. It is a grade 3 trail that features short, steep sections and ...

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Dryandra Woodland National Park

Posted on 31 October 20231 November 2023 Posted in ReportsTagged Kwinana Rockingham Mandurah Branch

KRM Branch, 29 September – October 2023 Thirteen members, plus two visitors, were present for the weekend stay at Dryandra Woodlands and assembled at the Lions Village on Friday afternoon. After a members’ get-together, we all went for a short night walk near the Lions Village. A possum with a ...

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Byron Lamont – Grandiose Grasstrees

Posted on 6 October 202330 October 2023 Posted in ReportsTagged Main Club

Grasstrees of southwestern Australia Main Club, 6 October 2023 Distinguished Prof Emeritus Byron Lamont is well known to our club for his botanical work and previous fascinating talks. This year, his work was recognised with a lifetime achievement award from the International Association of Fire Ecology. He will travel to ...

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Birds, Orchids and other Wildflowers

Posted on 30 September 20232 October 2023 Posted in ReportsTagged Main Club

Main Club 9 September 2023 There was a crash of thunder as we started our walk, but luckily, the sun came out, and the twelve of us enjoyed our walk in this beautiful Wandoo woodland halfway along the Brookton Highway. It was led by John Cresp, a naturalist and member ...

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Yaberoo-Budjera Heritage Trail, Neerabup National Park

Posted on 30 September 2023 Posted in ReportsTagged Northern Suburbs Branch

Northern Suburbs Branch 23 August 2023 Golly! A surprise before we even started. As six of us (Jenny caught up with us later) were about to set off, a woman preparing to walk her dogs asked if we were off to spot birds. She then told us she had seen ...

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Karnup Nature Reserve Field Excursion

Posted on 30 September 2023 Posted in ReportsTagged Kwinana Rockingham Mandurah Branch

Kwinana Rockingham Mandurah Branch, 27 August 2023 Eleven members attended the excursion to Karnup Nature Reserve on a fine late winter’s morning. We headed off along the Don Shepherd Nature Walk, named after one of the founding members of KRMB. Just inside the gate, we spotted Cockies’ Tongues (Templetonia retusa) ...

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