MARCH 2018 CONTENTS MAIN CLUB MEETING REPORT DARLING RANGE BRANCH MEETING REPORT NORTHERN SUBURBS BRANCH MEETING REPORT DARLING RANGE BRANCH MENTORING GROUP KWINANA/ROCKINGHAM/MANDURAH BRANCH EXCURSION REPORT BOOK REVIEWS UNUSUAL ECOLOGICAL PHENOMENA SURVEY YUNDERUP RECORDS FOUND! VALE ROB WALLER YOUNG NATURALISTS PROGRAM 2018 BUSSELTON NATURALISTS CLUB 2018 PROGRAM NEW MEMBERS ...
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Anne Bellman is the recipient of the 2017 Western Australian Wildflower Society Award. This award is awarded to a person who has advanced the aims of the Society, promoting the value of our natural bushland. Anne has been a member of the WA Naturalist’s Club for 14 years at the ...
Read more →The recent Queens Birthday Honours list included two Club members: Penny Hussey and Kim Sarti. We offer them both our congratulations. Details as follows: Member (AM) in the General Division of the Order of Australia Ms Bridgit Mary Hussey For significant service to conservation and land management practices in Western ...
Read more →On Monday, May 8, those of us who arrived at Collie early enough drove to Honeymoon Pool in the afternoon. It lived up to its romantic name with large round stones and floating ducks in the still water, framed by trailing WA Peppermints. There were many Currawongs, busy on the ...
Read more →SERVENTY MEMORIAL LECTURE 2017 The Serventy Memorial Lecture is held every year by the WA Naturalists’ Club in honour of the outstanding contribution made by the Serventy family to Natural History in Australia and to our Club. The aim of the Serventy Memorial fund is to encourage young people to ...
Read more →If you’re looking for the write-up of an excursion, the minutes of an AGM or anything else on the club’s website, the ‘Search’ window in the top right-hand corner of the home page is very useful. Our webmaster recommends you make it your ‘go to’ spot on the site!
Read more →The Busselton Naturalists Club now has its own website where you can find details of the group’s meetings and activities, plus photos, contacts, etc. click on the link to access.
Read more →Members of the club were shocked to learn of the sudden death of Frank Walker while canoeing at Matilda Bay on 31 January, just a couple of days after attending the NSB’s social barbecue. Frank and his wife Jan joined the club in July 2015 soon after their arrival from ...
Read more →Club member Ry Beaver is a keen photographer, citizen scientist and fauna spotter. He has his own blog, Wildlife Watching in Australia. Here is an excerpt from it, dated Jan 25, 2017: “Ever since I have been researching wildlife watching I have wanted to go to Dryandra Woodland. 2 hours out of ...
Read more →Your newsletter(PDF) is now available from the members page. However you will have to see your e-mail advice for the new password for this year. We are hoping to trial a new system to give you the news via your monthly email without having to download the pdf.
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