DRB Presents: BoorYul-Bah-Bilya: A new community catchment plan for the Mandoon Bilya (Helena River)
DRB Presents: BoorYul-Bah-Bilya: A new community catchment plan for the Mandoon Bilya (Helena River)
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Kalamunda Community Centre Kalamunda Community Centre, end of Crescent Rd, Off Mundaring Weir Road,, Kalamunda, WA, Australia
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Fungi Foray
1460 Jellicoe Road, Glen Forrest 1460 Jellicoe Way, Glen Forrest, WA, AustraliaCALLING 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 ...
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NSB: Who was Alfred Gibson? and other desert trivia
Henderson Environmental Centre Henderson Environmental Centre End of Groat St, North Beach, AustraliaDon Poynton will illustrate and talk about his recent trip from Perth to Alice Springs via the Great Victoria and Gibson Deserts. Who was Alfred Gibson? What happens at 7.15am WST around the world, everyday? Where would you find a Dunna Dunna? Which is larger Uluru or Mt Connor? What ...
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WA Nats Bushwalking Group
South Ledge to Hewitt’s Hill Campsite, Mundaring Meet: South Ledge car-park. If 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. If coming from Mundaring, head south along Mundaring Weir Rd until past the ...
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KRMB General Meeting – Members’ Night
Naragebup Rockingham Environment Centre 49 Safety Bay Road, Peron, WA, AustraliaMembers’ Night – all members are invited to bring and share images/details of recent sightings.
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NSB Golly Walk: Lake Gnangara
Lake Gnangara Alexander Dr, Gnangara, AustraliaLake Gnangara is the most southerly of the Wanneroo wetlands. The surrounding terrain consists of low dunes and undulating sand plains. Over the last few decades, extraction of water from the Gnangara Mound has resulted in a significant reduction of the areal extent of the lake. Our walk will take us ...
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KRMB Anniversary Breakfast
Palm Beach Cafe Shop 5, 6 Railway Terrace, RockinghamTime: 9:00 am Contact: for further details and to confirm attendance for booking purposes.
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Dragonfly biodiversity and wetland restoration by Belinda Robson.
Hew Roberts LT Nedlands Lecture Theatre, Clifton St., NedlandsDragonflies (Odonata) are some of the most aesthetically pleasing and most loved wetland insects, yet we know very little about the ecology or biology of Australian species. There are more than 40 species found in southwestern Australia, of which nearly half are endemic species, and there are also endemic genera. ...
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WA Nats Bushwalking Group
WilsonCanning River Regional Park Meet: Carpark, end of Kent Street, (Kent St Weir) UBD Map 310, D10 Details: The walk is on level ground mostly on paths or bush tracks and approximately 6 - 7km long with an extension after returning to the meeting place if good weather. Toilets available ...
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DRB Presents: Penny Hussey – Good in the Garden, Bad in the Bush
Kalamunda Community Centre Kalamunda Community Centre, end of Crescent Rd, Off Mundaring Weir Road,, Kalamunda, WA, AustraliaDRB Presents: Penny Hussey - Good in the Garden, Bad in the Bush
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WA Nats Bushwalking Group
Kings ParkKings 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 ...
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Citizen Science is for everyone! – using iNaturalist to advance knowledge of our environment
Herdsman Lake Discovery Centre Cnr Flynn and Selby St., Wembley, WA, AustraliaDo you want to add to the stock of knowledge of our wonderful local environment? Join the ‘citizen scientist’ movement and learn to use iNaturalist! In this digital era, we know that there are now better ways to share our nature observations than writing them down and filing the lists ...