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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260519T193000
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DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
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SUMMARY:NSB MEMBERS NIGHT
DESCRIPTION:Come along and hear what some of our NSB members have been up to lately. You will be surprised\, enlightened and entertained. \nChristine Curry will chill you with Iceland\, Bob Willis will thrill you with Kakadu and Ben Schneider with fill you with information from his about-to-be-released publication on native snails. \nPhoto. Iceland\, Christine Curry.
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/nsb-members-night/
LOCATION:Undercroft Bridge Club\, Ron Chamberlain Dr\, Duncraig\, Western Australia\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Willy Dadour (NSB Chair)":MAILTO:natsnorthernbranch@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260524T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260524T133000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260429T011954Z
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SUMMARY:WA Nats Bushwalking Group
DESCRIPTION:Point Walter  \nMeet:              Point Walter Car-park just east of cafe.  [UBD map 306\, P7] \nDetails:            This walk is from Point Walter to Bicton Baths and return along a sealed\, upgraded undulating path with beautiful lookouts over Blackwall reach\, just over an hour’s walking each way. There are toilets at each end of the walk.  Wear clothes appropriate to the weather (i.e. hat / rainwear) and suitable footwear.  Bring morning tea and drinking water.   Also bring lunch to have back at the cars. \nPlease be aware\, if the weather dictates\, the leader may choose to cancel or change the walk. Check the website for updates after 6pm on Saturday 23 May. \nContact:          Val Goff  Ph 0407 026 265
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/wa-nats-bushwalking-group-36/
LOCATION:Bicton
CATEGORIES:Walk
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260524T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260524T130000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
CREATED:20260420T031904Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260420T031904Z
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SUMMARY:KRMB May Field Excursion - Armadale Reptile and Wildlife Centre
DESCRIPTION:The KRMB May Field Excursion will be to Armadale Reptile and Wildlife Centre\, 304-308 South Western Highway\, Wungong. The centre is a great place to view and get up close to many of the reptile species found in WA plus other birds and wildlife.\n\n\nBring Camera\, drinks and snacks for morning tea/lunch after the visit.\n\nNote: Admission fees will apply
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/krmb-may-field-excursion-armadale-reptile-and-wildlife-centre/
LOCATION:Armadale Reptile & Wildlife Centre\, 304-308 South West Highway\, Wungong\, WA\, 6112\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260527T103000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260527T120000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
CREATED:20260511T105644Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260511T105846Z
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SUMMARY:NSB Golly Walk: Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer Field Trip
DESCRIPTION:The Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer Response Team is now conducting field trips to increase awareness and build capacity in identifying and managing PSHB infestations. We will examine casuarina and melaleucas that have been infested at Lake Galup (prev. Lake Monger) along with non-natives such as London Plain Tree. This is an opportunity to see for yourself both the signs to look for and the damage that can eventuate. \nWe will also walk to the lookout in the lake to record birds. \nMembers of the NSB of the WA Wildflower Society have been invited to join us. \nMeet at Galup Powis Street Carpark L27 (off Powis St\, north side of lake not along Lake Monger Drive)
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/nsb-golly-walk-polyphagous-shot-hole-borer-field-trip/
LOCATION:Lake Galup (prev. Lake Monger)\, Perth\, WA\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Don Poynton":MAILTO:natsnorthernbranch@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260605T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260605T213000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
CREATED:20260504T101953Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260509T035557Z
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SUMMARY:Kailah Thorn - One skink\, two skink\, big skink\, blue skink – A fossil history of iconic Australian reptiles
DESCRIPTION:Kailah is the WA Museum Collections Manager for Herpetology and crawls through Western Australian caves for recently extinct reptiles. She specialises in Australian reptile fossils that are less than 66 million years old (from the Cenozoic)\, and has described Australia’s oldest skink (Proegernia mikebulli)\, deciphered when the first true bluetongue lizard evolved\, and assembled the largest skink on earth – Tiliqua frangens. \nKailah Thorn in Horseshoe Cave\nFossils from across the country can help us answer big questions and even reveal spiky surprises — like a bobtail lizard as long as your arm\, weighing 1\,000 times more than a garden skink\, and covered in spiked\, armoured plating! Fossils extend our expectations of what animals look like\, where they live\, where they’ve come from and what might have brought about their extinction. This talk will dive deep into the fossil history of Australia’s most diverse vertebrate family\, Scincidae – when did they get here and what’s happened to them since. \nThere will be a focus talk on Tasmanian flora and fauna from Tanya Marwood.
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/kailah-thorn-skinks/
LOCATION:Hew Roberts LT\, Nedlands Lecture Theatre\, Clifton St.\, Nedlands
CATEGORIES:General Meeting
ORGANIZER;CN="Jolanda Keeble":MAILTO:jmkeeble@gmail.com
GEO:-31.9766531;115.8125013
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260607T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260607T140000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
CREATED:20260423T091924Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260423T093336Z
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SUMMARY:WA Nats Bushwalking Group
DESCRIPTION:South Ledge to Hewitt’s Hill Campsite\, Mundaring \nMeet:              South Ledge car-park. \nIf coming from Kalamunda\, follow Mundaring Weir Rd\, past The Dell Picnic Area   and turn left past Farrell Grove to the end of South Ledge Rd. \nIf coming from Mundaring\, head south along Mundaring Weir Rd until past the weir and continue heading south west for approx. two miles\, before turning to the right up South Ledge Rd. The last kilometre is up a gravel road \nDetails:            The walk is along the Bibbulmun Track\, out and back\, along a mix of undulating gravel trail and vehicle access roads for approximately 8Km. \nThere is a toilet at the car-park and at Hewitt’s Hill campsite. Wear clothes appropriate to the weather (i.e. hat / rainwear) and suitable footwear. \nBring morning tea\, lunch and drinking water. Since the walk is short\, lunch will be back at the cars. You may want to bring chair/blanket and extra provisions for sharing. \nPlease be aware\, if the weather dictates\, the leader may choose to cancel or change the walk. Check the website for updates after 6pm on Saturday 6 June. \nContact:          Lutz Elber        Ph 0437 141 299
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/wa-nats-bushwalking-group-34/
LOCATION:Mundaring
CATEGORIES:Walk
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260612T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260612T213000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
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SUMMARY:Kit Prendergast talking about bees (DRB)
DESCRIPTION:Kit Prendergast talking about bees (DRB) \nNote: Change of venue: This event will not be held in our usual venue\, but has been changed to the Zig-Zag Seminar Room\, 50 Railway Road\, Kalamunda. \n\nNote: no RSVP required.\n\nCOVID19: Even though restrictions have eased\, we will still encourage members and visitors to take precautions and please do not attend if unwell.\n\nSpeaker:\n\n\n\nDr Kit Prendergast\n\nNative bee scientist\, conservation biologist and zoologist\nUniversity of Southern QLD Postdoctoral Researcher (Pollination Ecology)\nAdjunct Curtin University and Forrest Scholar Alumni\nFind native bee resources and more on my Patreon The Bee Babette: https://www.patreon.com/c/TheBeeBabette\nORCiD: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1164-6099\nResearch: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kit-Prendergast/research\nYouTube channel The Bee Babette: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheBeeBabette\n‘Creating a Haven for Native Bees’: https://www.facebook.com/CreatingaHavenforNativeBeesBook/\nWild Bee artwork: https://www.redbubble.com/people/BeeBabette/explore?asc=u&page=1&sortOrder=recent\nInsta: @bee.babette_performer:\nhttps://www.instagram.com/bee.babette_performer/?hl=en\n\nDr Kit Prendergast is a native bee ecologist and science communicator. Her PhD involved investigating the impact of honeybees on native bees and pollination networks \, and the impact of urbanisation on native bees. Dr Kit’s research ranges from pollination ecology\, to native bee ecology and behaviour\, citizen science\, critiquing methods for surveying pollinators\, undertaking biodiversity assessments. She is a renowned science communicator\, performing under the persona of ‘Bee Babette.’\n\nTopic:\n\n\n\nKit will be talking about bees.\n\n\n\nPlus:\n\n\nFocus/ Boffins talk – A member will give a short talk. Allan Willis will give a talk on “Insects of Walpole”\n“Nature road show”. Members and visitors are encouraged to bring items to place on the display table or to send photographs to the MC in advance\, e.g. a sample flower\, an insect\, and so on – anything of natural history interest that has legally been obtained. If you wish to show a photograph\, please email it\, no later than the Wednesday before the meeting\, to our MC for this night\, and she/he will include it on her PowerPoint slides. We have a dedicated email for this purpose natclub@webco.com.au\nThing of the month / Things coming up next month: These two presentations are about things in nature happening this month and things coming up\, so if you have any photos or information\, send them to: natclub@webco.com.au\nDoor prizes: You could also be the lucky winner of a door prize. We make sure there are prizes for both members and visitors.\nRaffle: We will have a great raffle  – please raid your piggy bank for a bit more cash\, $5 for 3 tickets.\n\nTime: Please come at 7.15pm or earlier if you wish\, for a 7.30pm start as we start promptly. We are open from 6.45pm. We finish formal proceedings no later than 9.30pm.\nDonation: All this for only a donation of $3 per person for adult members ($0 for child members)\, and $5 per adult visitor and $1 per visiting child to help with the costs of running the club\, venue hire\, insurance and so on.  We do not have EFTPOS facilities yet.\nEntrance: It is a condition of entry that everyone signs in on arrival\, thank you.\nParking: Free parking right outside.\nWheelchair access: Everything is on one level.\nToilets: Are inside.\nBookings: No bookings required.\nSee you there for a fabulous night.
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/drb-presents-kit-prendergast/
LOCATION:ZigZag Seminar Room\, 50 Railway Road\, Kalamunda
ORGANIZER;CN="Bradley Cox":MAILTO:bradleywcox@outlook.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260616T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260616T213000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
CREATED:20260512T024628Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260512T025056Z
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SUMMARY:NSB: From Grass to Forest: using the Miyawaki method to reimagine urban greening in WA
DESCRIPTION: Dr Grey Coupland (Ecologist and Urban Forest Program Leader\, Murdoch Uni.)\nThis presentation explores how small\, densely planted native forests can rapidly green urban spaces\, boost biodiversity\, reduce heat\, and reconnect people with nature. \nDrawing on local research from Murdoch University as part of the Miyawaki Forest Program\, the talk explains what Miyawaki forests are\, why they are gaining global attention\, and how they perform under Western Australian conditions\, as well as their impact on our wellbeing. \nPhoto: Miyawaki Forest/Bush Classroom\, Statewide Services\, Padbury (Don Poynton)
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/nsb-from-grass-to-forest-using-the-miyawaki-method-to-reimagine-urban-greening-in-wa/
LOCATION:Undercroft Bridge Club\, Ron Chamberlain Dr\, Duncraig\, Western Australia\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Willy Dadour (NSB Chair)":MAILTO:natsnorthernbranch@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260621T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260621T110000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
CREATED:20260504T085012Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260504T085012Z
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SUMMARY:Beach Sweep Cottesloe
DESCRIPTION:Beach Sweep – Sunday 21st June 2026\nTime:       9am – 11am\nDetails:     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.  Dress for the weather.  Nearest toilets are at Main Cottesloe Beach.  We will collect marine specimens from the flotsam\, then classify and discuss them.  We will also collect rubbish.\nContact:     Mike Gregson 0466 360 022 for more details
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/beach-sweep-cottesloe/
LOCATION:cottesloe “Dutch Inn Groyne”\, corner of Beach St and Marine Parade\, Cottesloe.\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260621T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260621T130000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
CREATED:20260513T124254Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260513T124254Z
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SUMMARY:WA Nats Bushwalking Group - Perth Hills Discovery Centre
DESCRIPTION:Perth Hill Discovery Centre\nLocation:            Mundaring\nTime:                    9:30am for 10:00am start\nMeet:                    Perth Hills Discovery Centre [UBD map 276 J11]\nDetails:                Perth Hills Discovery Centre to Ball Creek Campsite on the Bibbulmun Track. It is approximately 5km return with a few gradual slopes and no steps.\nWear clothes appropriate to the weather (i.e. hat / rainwear) and suitable footwear.   Toilets at the Discovery Centre and Ball Creek Campsite. \nBring morning tea\, lunch and drinking water. Morning tea at Ball Creek Campsite and lunch back at the cars around the picnic tables.  \nPlease be aware\, if the weather dictates\, the leader may choose to cancel or change the walk. Check the website for updates after 6pm on Saturday 20 June.
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/wa-nats-bushwalking-group-perth-hills-discovery-centre/
LOCATION:Perth Hills Discovery Centre\, 380  Allen Road\, Mundaring\, WA\, 6073\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Haydee Adel":MAILTO:haydeew@gmail.com
GEO:-31.9523696;116.1748666
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260623T083000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260623T093000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
CREATED:20260512T031714Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260519T062103Z
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SUMMARY:NSB Golly Walk: Visit to Miyawaki Forest/Bushland Classroom
DESCRIPTION:As a follow up to Dr Grey Coupland’s presentation (Tuesday 16 June) we will visit the Miyawaki Forest/Bush Classroom planted by Dr Coupland and students at the Statewide Services Centre in Padbury in 2022. \nNote Golly Walk for this month has been moved to Tuesday. \nThis will be a joint trip with NSB members of the WA Wildflower Society. \nMeet in the Statewide Services Centre MacGregor Drive car park (use entrance on MacGregor Drive) \nBring comfortable footwear and clothes suitable for the weather.  We will find a nearby café for morning tea.
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/nsb-golly-walk-visit-to-miyawaki-forest-bushland-classroom-to-be-confirmed/
LOCATION:Statewide Services Centre\, GilesAve\, Padbury\, WA\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Don Poynton":MAILTO:natsnorthernbranch@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260705T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260705T140000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
CREATED:20260423T092504Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260423T092504Z
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SUMMARY:WA Nats Bushwalking Group
DESCRIPTION:Pickering Brook  \nMeet:              At the end of Bracken Rd in Pickering Brook. Turn right at the T junction at the end of the road and park at the roadside. [UBD map 316\, A12]. \nDetails:            The walk is 5 – 6 km along good bush paths with some hills in open woodland. The walk has been shortened as we will go to Boundary Rd instead of the powerlines. Wear clothes appropriate to the weather (i.e. hat / rainwear) and suitable footwear.  Bring morning tea\, lunch and drinking water.  Afternoon tea/coffee back at the cars\, if you want to stay. \nPlease be aware\, if the weather dictates\, the leader may choose to cancel or change the walk. Check the website for updates after 6pm on Saturday 4 July. \nContact:          Lutz Elber        Ph 0437 141 299
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/wa-nats-bushwalking-group-35/
LOCATION:Pickering Brook\, end of Bracken Rd.\, Pickering Brook\, WA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Walk
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260710T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260710T213000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
CREATED:20260201T003839Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260523T003119Z
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SUMMARY:Lois Gearing talking about Naretha Bluebonnet Parrot (DRB)
DESCRIPTION:Lois Gearing talking about Naretha Bluebonnet Parrot (DRB) \nNote: This event will not be held in our usual venue. It has been changed to Zig-Zig Seminar Room\, 50 Railway Road\, Kalamunda\n\nNote: no RSVP required.\nCOVID19: Even though restrictions have eased\, we will still encourage members and visitors to take precautions and please do not attend if unwell.\n\n \n\nTopic:\n\nThe Naretha Bluebonnet (Northiella narethae) is one of Australia’s least-known parrots — and one of the very last to be discovered\, formally described as recently as 1921. Even its name carries deep meaning: narethae is derived from the local Indigenous name for saltbush\, a vital and lifesaving food source in the remote and often hostile country this parrot inhabits. \nThis remarkable species is confined to the Myall belt of Western and South Australia\, on the fringe of the Nullarbor Plain — a landscape characterised by vast distances\, saline soils\, bluebush and saltbush\, and very few trees. It is a land where survival itself seems improbable\, yet the Naretha Bluebonnet has evolved to endure and persist. \nFor a time\, agricultural development across parts of this region inadvertently benefited the species by providing more reliable sources of water\, and flocks once numbered in the hundreds. However\, other landscape changes have since made survival far more challenging. Gone are the days of flocks of 400\, and populations have declined significantly\, particularly in Western Australia. \nIn the 1990s\, the then Department of Conservation and Land Management (CALM) established a pioneering captive breeding program in partnership with private aviculturists — a novel and forward-thinking initiative for Western Australia. As part of this program\, surplus birds were made available to the public through CALM-run auctions. These auctions not only helped support the program\, but also played a critical role in raising awareness of a parrot that\, until then\, very few people knew existed — or that it lived in WA at all. \nIt was through one of these CALM auctions that Lois and Wayne Gearing first came to meet the Naretha Bluebonnet and began what has become a decades-long commitment to the species\, not as owners\, but as guardians. Their involvement has spanned both intensive avicultural work and time spent in the bird’s remote homelands — landscapes that leave one asking how any creature survives there\, let alone breeds successfully. \nToday\, the greatest threat facing the Naretha Bluebonnet is the loss of nesting habitat. Suitable nesting trees are few and far between\, and many of the mature Allocasuarina pauper trees — relied upon for nesting hollows — are now splitting and collapsing with age. Regeneration of younger trees is minimal or absent. Without active intervention\, the lack of nesting trees places this resilient little parrot at serious risk of extinction. \nAs of 2026\, there are no Naretha Bluebonnets held in any zoos or wildlife parks in Australia. \nThis presentation explores the ecology of the Naretha Bluebonnet\, the harsh and beautiful landscapes it inhabits\, and the plants and trees essential to its survival — and tells the story of a small\, tough Australian battler that urgently needs our understanding\, advocacy and help. \n\n\n\nPlus:\n\n\nFocus/ Boffins talk – A member will give a short talk.\n“Nature road show”. Members and visitors are encouraged to bring items to place on the display table or to send photographs to the MC in advance\, e.g. a sample flower\, an insect\, and so on – anything of natural history interest that has legally been obtained. If you wish to show a photograph\, please email it\, no later than the Wednesday before the meeting\, to our MC for this night\, and she/he will include it on her PowerPoint slides. We have a dedicated email for this purpose natclub@webco.com.au\nThing of the month / Things coming up next month: These two presentations are about things in nature happening this month and things coming up\, so if you have any photos or information\, send them to: natclub@webco.com.au\nDoor prizes: You could also be the lucky winner of a door prize. We make sure there are prizes for both members and visitors.\nRaffle: We will have a great raffle  – please raid your piggy bank for a bit more cash\, $5 for 3 tickets.\n\nTime: Please come at 7.15pm or earlier if you wish\, for a 7.30pm start as we start promptly. We are open from 6.45pm. We finish formal proceedings no later than 9.30pm.\nDonation: All this for only a donation of $3 per person for adult members ($0 for child members)\, and $5 per adult visitor and $1 per visiting child to help with the costs of running the club\, venue hire\, insurance and so on.  We do not have EFTPOS facilities yet.\nEntrance: It is a condition of entry that everyone signs in on arrival\, thank you.\nParking: Free parking right outside.\nWheelchair access: Everything is on one level.\nToilets: Are inside.\nBookings: No bookings required.\nSee you there for a fabulous night.
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/lois-gearing/
LOCATION:ZigZag Seminar Room\, 50 Railway Road\, Kalamunda
ORGANIZER;CN="Bradley Cox":MAILTO:bradleywcox@outlook.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260814T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20260814T213000
DTSTAMP:20260527T042343
CREATED:20260425T025921Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260425T025921Z
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SUMMARY:Poppy Mahon talking about Rodenticides (DRB)
DESCRIPTION:Poppy Mahon talking about Rodenticides (DRB) \nNote: no RSVP required.\nCOVID19: Even though restrictions have eased\, we will still encourage members and visitors to take precautions and please do not attend if unwell.\n\nSpeaker:\n\nPoppy Mahon – Youth activist from Youth Action for Wildlife\, advocating for change to protect native species from harmful rodenticides.\n\nTopic:\n\n\n\nPoppy was involved with the Big Challenge – Wildlife Friendly Rodent Control Forums\, a family-friendly community event focused on protecting our waterways\, wildlife\, and pets from harmful rodent control methods. There were three forums held in 2025. \n\nPoppy will talk about the information learned from these forums and will give us an update on where we are at with rodenticides.\n\n\n\n\nPlus:\n\n\nFocus/ Boffins talk – A member will give a short talk.\n“Nature road show”. Members and visitors are encouraged to bring items to place on the display table or to send photographs to the MC in advance\, e.g. a sample flower\, an insect\, and so on – anything of natural history interest that has legally been obtained. If you wish to show a photograph\, please email it\, no later than the Wednesday before the meeting\, to our MC for this night\, and she/he will include it on her PowerPoint slides. We have a dedicated email for this purpose natclub@webco.com.au\nThing of the month / Things coming up next month: These two presentations are about things in nature happening this month and things coming up\, so if you have any photos or information\, send them to: natclub@webco.com.au\nDoor prizes: You could also be the lucky winner of a door prize. We make sure there are prizes for both members and visitors.\nRaffle: We will have a great raffle  – please raid your piggy bank for a bit more cash\, $5 for 3 tickets.\n\nTime: Please come at 7.15pm or earlier if you wish\, for a 7.30pm start as we start promptly. We are open from 6.45pm. We finish formal proceedings no later than 9.30pm.\nDonation: All this for only a donation of $3 per person for adult members ($0 for child members)\, and $5 per adult visitor and $1 per visiting child to help with the costs of running the club\, venue hire\, insurance and so on.  We do not have EFTPOS facilities yet.\nEntrance: It is a condition of entry that everyone signs in on arrival\, thank you.\nParking: Free parking right outside.\nWheelchair access: Everything is on one level.\nToilets: Are inside.\nBookings: No bookings required.\nSee you there for a fabulous night.
URL:https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/events/poppy-mahon-talking-about-rodenticides-drb/
LOCATION:Kalamunda Community Centre\, Kalamunda Community Centre\, end of Crescent Rd\, Off Mundaring Weir Road\,\, Kalamunda\, WA\, 6076\, Australia
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