The Club has been invited to visit the property of Bush Blocks Guardians in Westonia adjacent to Chiddarcooping Nature Reserve (western side). There are a wide variety of landscapes: large granite outcrops and slabs with shallow gnammas, large tors and a very unique and extensive mini mogote field; a long ...
The focus will be early flowering flora, especially Orchids plus birds and invertebrates. Meet at the corner of Karnup and Baldivis Rds, near entry to Don Shepherd Nature Reserve Trail. Bring your camera, binoculars, drinks plus snacks. Contact Colin for further details.
Warwick Conservation Reserve bursts into colour in Late Winter- Early Spring. We will take one of the walk trails looking for some of the many species of orchids and other native plants that can be found in the reserve. Meet in the Bowling Club car park, opposite the High School, ...
Camel Farm Meet: Camel Farm, Paull’s Valley Road UBD 294 N1, parking around Trails Hub Cafe Details: The walk goes along the Bibbulmun Track 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. ...
Main Club Meeting Hew Roberts Lecture Theatre, UWA, Clifton Street Nedlands Murdoch University’s Black Cockatoo Conservation Management research team has been undertaking research on Western Australia’s black cockatoos over the last 18 years. The health research on Carnaby’s cockatoos aims to better understand the potential role of disease as a threatening ...
DRB Presents: Courtney Butterworth - Polyphagous shot-hole borer (PSHB) Response
DUE TO BAD WEATHER FORECAST & LACK OF EVENT LEADER, THIS HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL NEXT MONTH. Join members of the WA Naturalists' Club for a self-directed walk around the grounds of Bold Park. Meet outside 10 am at the Ecology Centre 165 Perry Lakes Dr, City Beach. Possum Walk ...
BUILDING PRIVATE LAND CONSERVATION IN WA SYMPOSIUM Over two days, the Building Private Land Conservation in WA symposium will bring together experts, leaders and local landholders from across Australia who work and care about better conservation outcomes in WA. Topics will include: Date: Tuesday, 16th September – Wednesday, 17th September ...
Michael Burke, Shark Response Unit Manager, DPIRD Michael will discuss the range of tools and actions used to help keep ocean users and coastal communities as safe as possible. Bring your mobile phone and learn how to use the SharkSmart WA app. Photo: DPIRD
Excursion Timing: 9.30am start -11am finish. Excursion Meeting Place: We will meet at the very top car park on Falls Road, the FIRST car park as you drive down Falls Road from Lesmurdie. It is called Terrace Carpark on Google maps. If you have reached the Falls, you have gone ...
At the September General Meeting Daniel Heald will deliver a presentation on Protozoans. Protozoans are defined as 'a single-celled microscopic animal of a group of phyla of the kingdom Protista, such as an amoeba, flagellate, ciliate, or sporozoan'.