There are a number of walks that set off around the Peace be Still guest house 1324 Chittering Rd, Lower Chittering WA 6084 Peace Be Still is situated on a farm with bushland adjoining the Avon Valley National Park allowing access for extensive bushwalking. A lovely picnic and camping area ...
The Centenary Luncheon Celebration will feature keynote speakers, presentations, and engaging discussions, offering insights into the past, present, and future of our organization. The event promises to be an event filled with reflection, camaraderie, and appreciation for the rich history and achievements of our esteemed club. It will be an opportunity to celebrate our shared passion for nature, as well as to honour the individuals whose dedication has shaped the legacy of the Western Australian Naturalists Club. The luncheon is a ticketed event , $50 for members and $75 for guests
Meet at the top car park next to KRC Radio & Hall. 42 Ledger Road for a winter walk around the site, it is rare not to see Forest Red Tails Black Cockatoos in their day roosts and the occasional Western Grey has been known to hop by. Ideal introduction ...
Meet at the top car park next to KRC Radio & Hall. 42 Ledger Road for a winter walk around the site, it is rare not to see Forest Red Tails Black Cockatoos in their day roosts and the occasional Western Grey has been known to hop by. Ideal introduction ...
Bush Forever Site 387 – Greater Brixton Street Wetlands, Kenwick. Meet at end of Alton Street, Kenwick 830 for 9am start While the wetlands only cover 19 hectares, they contain many different vegetated wetlands with fringing vegetation in or near to the original condition, support an outstanding flora diversity with ...
Dr John Huisman This talk at the main club evening will feature Dr John Huisman sharing about William Henry Harvey and his Western Australian Seaweeds. John’s presentation will give a general overview of the history and current state of seaweed diversity in the Perth region, but then concentrate on his ...
DRB is heading out of the hills to hold a field trip in Yanchep National Park. We are holding this member field trip as part of our 50th anniversary events. Despite the sandy soils, Yanchep’s coastal woodlands support a diverse range of trees including banksia, tuart, marri, stunted jarrah, sheoak ...
Our apologies this event has been cancelled due to low attendance We previously arranged this event in 2023 and had to cancel due to extreme hot weather, hoping earlier in the year will be fine! Meet at Morgan John Morgan Reserve Glen Forrest 9.30am include time for café or cuppa ...
To celebrate the end of our 50th anniversary year we are inviting members and guests to come and join together to reminisce and recall the experience of picnic and nature walks in 1974 - to present day. DRB has booked a large shelter with 4 tables exclusively for our picnic ...
DRB members invite other members and guests, to join with us as we visit the wonderful Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Gilchrist Road, Lesmurdie Feel free to invite younger family and friends as an opportunity to meet DRB members on the night.. You can purchase a ticket directly from the KWC ...
The 2025 Western Australian Naturalists’ Club Annual General Meeting will be a members-only event, hosted this year by the Darling Range Branch. The AGM Agenda and other meeting documents will be made available to members prior to the meeting in a personalised email. If you are unable to attend, please ...
Southwestern Australia has a unique natural heritage. Our ecosystems contain many complex interactions between plants, animals and fungi. Prof. Lamont will outline examples of these interactions such as occur with the Albany pitcher plant, orchid mimicry, the woylie, and black cockatoos. He will explain how these cycles form an essential part of the environment that we all love and depend on. Content has been tailored for senior high school students and above.