Photo Credit: Mike Norman A double-header. Our two speakers have recently returned from two very different journeys in two very different parts of the world. However, what they both witnessed was strikingly similar, the effects of climate change. Mike Norman, a long standing bushland and coastcare coordinator, travelled to ...
Our speaker Anne Bellman will provide information regarding the flora of the Jurien Bay Region that will be of special interest to those members that are attending the long weekend excursion to the region on the following weekend.
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 ...
The Jurien Bay Region is a wildflower hotspot during spring. The three day excursion will allow many areas within the region to be explored and many flora species found. Note that those members that nominated earlier in the year have their accommodation arranged. Anyone wishing to join the excursion will ...
Location: Warwick Open Space Details: Get to know your local wildflowers and why flowers have different shapes and colours.Suitable for adults and children. A wildflower checklist will be available. Meet: North end of Lloyd Drive, Warwick, 100m from Warwick Road, at the path opposite the Leisure Centre. Parking available at ...
Canning River Reserve from Lo Quay café Meet: Car-park of Lo Quay River Café, Fern Rd. Wilson UBD Map309, M13 Details: The walk is an easy walk along the banks of the Canning River – bush tracks and footpaths. There is the option of extending the walk by continuing to ...
Danny Melville will present a talk on the biology and evolution of the fossorial (burrowing) reptiles of WA's sandplains, including many images from his field trips.
Cheryl Lohr will be talking about Feral Cats (DRB)
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 ...
Our Field Studies Centre is the perfect place to unwind and recharge your battery, and learn something new. This time, we will be teaching macro photography using your mobile phone, and uploading to iNaturalist Australia if possible. Renowned phone photographer Sophie Xiang will share her secrets and teach us how ...
Retired astronomer Dr Craig Bowers will speak about the international Dark Sky movement and the Australasian Dark Sky Alliance, with a focus on how lighting affects nature. More details to follow.
Jasper Dean will talk about the Wondrous World of Insects (Plus DRB Nats AGM) (DRB)