Poppy Mahon talking about Rodenticides (DRB)
Poppy Mahon talking about Rodenticides (DRB)
Poppy Mahon talking about Rodenticides (DRB)
Nats Club members Sylvia Tetlow and Diana Papenfus will recount and reflect upon their recent journey through the Great Victoria Desert with Australian Desert Spirit.
Discover the Birds of Broz Park - Guided Bird Walk with Rachel and Mike Green
Photo: 2004 Cadogan Reserve Fungi Report We will have a guided tour of the reserve which contains jarrah and banksia woodlands. Known for its native flora and birds. It was also the site of a Nats Club Fungi Foray in 2004. We will see if we can find the same ...
Calling all members… It’s time to re-examine where to focus our efforts, in accordance with our Strategic Pillars of a well-run organisation – ‘engaged community’ and ‘sharing knowledge’ (agreed in 2022, to guide us until 2027). We want to look at whether we need to continue with these, expand them, ...
Paull’s Valley Meet: Camel Farm, Paull’s Valley Road UBD 294 N1, parking around Trails Hub Café. Details: The walk goes from the Camel farm on Paull's Valley Road to Hewitt's Hut. There are toilets both ends of the walk and a Cafe at Camel Farm. It is about 5 ...
Western Australia supports an extraordinary diversity of trapdoor and other mygalomorph spiders, much of which remains undescribed or poorly understood. In this talk, WA Museum's Jeremy Wilson will draw on current research at the museum to explore how fieldwork, museum collections, morphology and DNA are helping to uncover this diversity, ...
Penny Hussey talking about the Himalayas - Prayer Flags + Blue Poppies (DRB)
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 ...
Kings Park Meet: The Pioneer Womens Garden carpark on Forrest Drive. UBD Map 5, C-1 Details: Walk to Zamia Café through Botanic gardens and bush paths and return. Wear clothes appropriate to the weather (i.e. hat / rainwear) and suitable footwear. Bring morning tea, lunch and drinking water. Optional afternoon tea, ...
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.