Main Club, 5 September 2025 The Main Club’s meeting at the Hew Roberts Lecture Theatre on September 5th, 2025, Keep Carnaby’s Flying – Ngoolarks Forever, was presented by Professor Kris Warren from the School of Veterinary Medicine at Murdoch University, who has worked in the field of wildlife, zoological, and ...
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Main Club, 1 August 2025 The jewel-coloured flash of a dragonfly over a Perth wetland represents far more than a fleeting moment of natural beauty. These ancient aerial hunters are indicators of ecosystem health, and recent research from Murdoch University by Assoc. Prof. Belinda Robson and her colleagues reveal both ...
Read more →Main Club, 4 July 2025 Kelly Sheldrick shares fascinating discoveries from her ongoing research into WA’s microbat communities. Kelly Sheldrick’s recent presentation on Southwest bat research opened many eyes to the remarkable diversity and conservation challenges facing our local microbat populations. Speaking to our naturalist group in July, Sheldrick outlined ...
Read more →The Council of the club wishes to advise members that Jacqui Gregson has passed away after a long period of illness on 24 July 2025.Our condolences to Mike from the Council. Funeral Details 3:00 pm Thursday 07 August 2025 at West Chapel – Fremantle Cemetery Carrington St. Palmyra
Read more →Biotic Interactions – The Essence of Nature Conservation 16 April 2025 There was a good turnout for this year’s Serventy Memorial Lecture (SML), including many non-members. Don Poynton began by talking about the WA Naturalists’ Club, its origins in 1924 with the Serventy family, our branches, our major projects and ...
Read more →Main Club, 6 June 2025 The enthusiasm of our speaker, Thilo Krueger, demonstrated how botany can be an intriguing and exciting subject, one that we can all become involved in through Citizen Science. Thilo is in the final year of his PhD at Curtin University. His photos of sundews exemplified ...
Read more →Main Club 31 May 2025 The WA Shipwrecks Museum is the foremost maritime archaeology museum in the southern hemisphere. It features hundreds of relics from ships wrecked along Western Australia’s treacherous coastline, yielding a fascinating collection of artefacts that provides a glimpse into 17th- to 19th-century maritime life. The preservation ...
Read more →CCWA has a new Executive Director, Matt Roberts. He brings a broad experience in leadership, organisation planning, campaigning, communications, and media. He brings a diverse background, including experience with the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation and the Department for Communities, teaching at UWA, and a leadership role with the ...
Read more →Advance Notice, 23-29 August The Club has been invited to visit the property of Bush Blocks Guardians in Westonia adjacent to Chiddarcooping Nature Reserve (western side) (https://bushblocksguardians.org.au/). There are a wide variety of landscapes: large granite outcrops and slabs with shallow gnammas, large tors and a very unique and extensive mini ...
Read more →The Club’s goal is to support and engage in the study and conservation of the biodiversity of Western Australia and the wider natural environment. In the past, and still our main mode of operation is to write excursion reports and submit species lists with them for the Club’s archives. However, ...
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