Due to the current COVID-19 restrictions, this meeting will now be held ONLINE ONLY. Your RSVP is ESSENTIAL – you will then receive the Google Meet link with your confirmation email. In the lead up to International Darwin Day, celebrating the birth of Charles Darwin, this month's speaker Dr Alan Needham ...
Date changed to February 14th Following on from the Main Club's February meeting about Charles Darwin's time in Australia, we'll be recognising International Darwin Day by seeing what marine life we can find while snorkelling at Burns Beach. Those who would prefer to stay on land (especially if the weather ...
Speaker: Dr Mark Harvey (Senior Curator of Arachnology, WAM) You won’t have to wait until Halloween to come across some of Perth’s scariest critters. Mark is a long-time researcher, prolific author and popular presenter who is often heard on the ABC as The Spider Man. So, leave your fears at ...
Everything Black Cockatoos - Identifying, Counting, Rehabilitating and Conserving. Venue: Woodlupine Hall, 88 Hale road, Forrestfield. Please note: COVID19. The DRB Nats committee have met and decided that it is now safe for this event to go ahead and we will be taking some precautions to protect members who attend: ...
We are kicking off the year learning about birds. Following our opening DRB Nats meeting we follow-up with another of Rachel and Mike Green's popular bird workshops, this time in the Shire of Mundaring's Civic Centre.
Venue: Point Peron, Rockingham Time: 08.00 am Meet: Car park on the right hand side after passing the old School Camp site Remember to Bring: Binoculars, Camera, Drinks, snacks etc.
Lake Leschenaultia is a man-made lake constructed c. 1897 as key infrastructure for the Western Australian Government Railways. It is the largest reservoir constructed on the Eastern Railway line and supplied water to steam trains for almost 50 years. Lake Leschenaultia is a 168 hectare bushland No bushwalking experience required. Flat even surface ...