Discover the Birds of Broz Park Nature Walk with Rachel and Mike Green
Discover the Birds of Broz Park Nature Walk
with Rachel and Mike Green
Discover the Birds of Broz Park Nature Walk
with Rachel and Mike Green
Beach Sweep - Sunday 21st June 2026 Time: 9am - 11am Details: Meet on the lawn near "Dutch Inn Groyne", corner of Beach St and Marine Parade, Cottesloe - just south of the ship playground. Suitable for adults and children. We will collect marine specimens from the flotsam/wrack, then classify and ...
CALLING ALL FUNGI FORAYERS: Discover Nature’s Hidden Gems Beneath Your Feet Ready to explore the magical, mysterious world of fungi? Whether you’re a curious newbie, a seasoned mycophile, or just after a whimsical forest walk, the Western Australian Naturalists’ Club's Main branch is joining the WA Nats' Darling Range Branch ...
Location: Moondine Drive, Wembley Meet: Carpark off Moondine Drive, on left,100m after the right-hand turn. John Cresp, of Birdlife, will show us some of the diversity of bush birds and waterbirds to be seen around Herdsman Lake. After 11am there may be the option to continue around the lake a ...
Yanchep National Park (Yanchep Beach Rd & Indian Ocean Dr) is a stunning bushland and wetland reserve, home to western grey kangaroos and an impressive diversity of birdlife. The park is also renowned for its remarkable range of native orchids, particularly during the flowering season. Walkers may encounter spider ...
Please indicate your attendance by RSVP. No cost for walk; pay on the day for meal at Yanchep Inn and cave visit. Further details will be sent to the email addresses of those who book. Program: Meet at Yalbunullup Mountain Bike Trails car park, Lakeside Drive, Joondalup Drive to Lacey ...
This excursion will be led by Distinguished Professor Emeritus Byron Lamont AM. A specialist in the ecology of the flora of the Darling Scarp and Western Australia in general, Prof Lamont has published hundreds of papers over his long career and subsequent retirement. Prof. Lamont presented the Seventy Memorial Lecture ...