The KRMB 2024 AGM was held on Monday, 18th November 2024. Chair Colin Prickett opened the meeting, listed apologies, and read the minutes of the 2023 AGM. Treasurer Norm Aitken then reported the financial details for the year. Colin then gave a brief rundown of the branch activities for the ...
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The NSB held its AGM on 18th December, a week before Christmas. This made for a very quick meeting as attendees were anxious to compete for prizes in the Annual Christmas Quiz and to participate in the Photo Competition (and, of course, to try the numerous plates of Christmas-themed supper). ...
Read more →About 25 past and present Club members The Darling Range Branch held an AGM on the 8th of November 2024 under Section 17.3 of the WA Naturalists Club Constitution to elect a committee of management. Here is the list of all appointed unopposed: There were several vacant positions as follows: Efforts ...
Read more →Founded in 1924 by prominent scientists, our Club is the longest-running natural history organisation in Western Australia and one of the oldest in Australia. As a volunteer organisation, the Club has promoted natural history to the wider community. Over the past 100 years, many, many thousands of West Australians who ...
Read more →Sri Lankan Wildlife, History & Culture Tour 16-Day Accommodated Tour – Departs Colombo 3 March 2025 – Max 12 participants Join Saman Veediyabandara, one of Sri Lanka’s leading birding/naturalist guides, as he discovers the natural and ancient history, as well as the fascinating culture, of Sri Lanka. Saman will show ...
Read more →Nature’s Toughest SurvivorsBy: Anne Morgan Illustrated by: Jennifer Falkner Hardback | October 2024 | $ 24.99ISBN: 9781486316052 | 32 pages | 250 x 250 mmPublisher: CSIRO PublishingColour illustrations ePDF | October 2024ISBN: 9781486316069Publisher: CSIRO PublishingAvailable from eRetailers ePUB | October 2024ISBN: 9781486316076Publisher: CSIRO PublishingAvailable from eRetailers If these fascinating little microorganisms, or Tardigrades as ...
Read more →Kwinana Rockingham Branch, 27 October 2024 For our October excursion, we visited Sullivan Rock. Fifteen (15) people attended on that beautiful morning. After signing in, we made our way from the carpark, crossing the road to get onto the large granite outcrop that is Sullivan Rock. Our first impressions were ...
Read more →Kwinana Rockingam Mandurah Branch, 21 October 2024 At the October meeting, Daniel Heald and Chris Punter presented images of sightings from recent months. First up was Daniel, who showed a selection of photos from the many posts he made to iNaturalist during the Great Southern Bioblitz (GSB) 2024. The GSB ...
Read more →Darling Range Branch, 8 November 2024 Jirdarup Bushland is an 18 ha area of remnant native bush in the Town of Victoria Park; it is the closest Bush Forever site to the city of Perth. At the DRB Nats meeting on Friday, 9 November, Lesley van Schoubroeck and Dan Carter ...
Read more →Main Club , 1 November 2024 Our speaker was Dr Sarah Comer, The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) Regional Ecologist for the South Coast Region. For over twenty years, Sarah has been involved in fire management, feral cat ecology, and feral predator control and has coordinated several threatened ...
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