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Shark Hazard Mitigation Strategy

Posted on 1 November 20251 November 2025 Posted in ReportsTagged Northern Suburbs Branch

Northern Suburbs Branch,17 September 2025 Speaker: Michael Burke, Manager, Shark Response Unit, DPIRD The WA Shark Hazard Mitigation Strategy is a Western Australian Government program to help protect beach, river and ocean users from shark bite incidents. A shark monitoring network that detects tagged sharks keeps the community informed about ...

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The Old North Road Stock Route¦All day Excursion

Posted on 1 November 20251 November 2025 Posted in ReportsTagged Northern Suburbs Branch

Northern Suburbs Branch, 24 September 2025 The North West Stock Route was formally established in 1889. A strip of land 40 chains wide, starting from Dongara and roughly following the route suggested by Walter Padbury in 1855 after he selected leases at Boongarra and the Junction (Neergabby), was set aside ...

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Warwick Conservation Reserve¦GOLLY Walk

Posted on 30 September 202530 September 2025 Posted in ReportsTagged Northern Suburbs Branch

Northern Suburbs Branch, 27 August 2025 Our best turnout for the year. Seventeen members and visitors attended our walk led by Dr Mark Brundrett, one of the founding members of the Friends of Warwick Bushland more than 20 years ago. Mark chose the recently revamped Jarrah Trail, one of several ...

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Lake Gnangara¦GOLLY Walk

Posted on 31 August 202531 August 2025 Posted in ReportsTagged Northern Suburbs Branch

Northern Suburbs Branch, 23 July 2025 Golly, we were lucky! Just a light sprinkle of rain as we neared the car park – and they had forecast thunderstorms. Lake Gnangara is the most southerly of the Wanneroo wetlands. The surrounding terrain consists of low dunes and undulating sand plains of the Bassendean ...

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Who was Alfred Gibson and Other Desert Trivia

Posted on 31 August 20251 November 2025 Posted in ReportsTagged Northern Suburbs Branch

Northern Suburbs Branch, 16 July 2025 NSB member Don Poynton presented a travelogue with a difference, which he aptly subtitled Some things I learnt while travelling from Perth to Alice Springs via the Gibson Desert with Coates Wildlife Tours. His presentation was part narrative, part quiz, part audience contribution, with ...

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Lake Joondalup’s Hidden Treasures¦Golly Walk

Posted on 31 July 202531 July 2025 Posted in ReportsTagged Northern Suburbs Branch

Northern Suburbs Branch, 25 June 2025 Golly, it was cold this morning! A comment was made by everyone arriving at Donelly Park, Wanneroo, the meeting point for our walk around the northeast corner of Lake Joondalup, part of Yellagonga Regional Park. The temperature in Perth when most people left home ...

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Mygalomorph Spiders (Trapdoors and their Relatives)

Posted on 30 June 2025 Posted in ReportsTagged Northern Suburbs Branch

Northern Suburbs Branch, 21 May 2025 Jeremy Wilson is the newly appointed Curator of Arachnids and Myriapods at the WA Museum. Jeremy started his presentation by showing a slide of the three groups in the order Araneae. The suborder Opisthothelae comprises two families: the Araneomorphae, which have more advanced spinnerets, ...

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Nocturnal Walk at Star Swamp¦Golly Walk

Posted on 30 June 202530 June 2025 Posted in ReportsTagged Northern Suburbs Branch

Northern Suburbs Branch, 23 May 2025 We joined the Friends of Star Swamp for a night walk on a calm and clear 90-minute stroll around Star Swamp. Early heavy rain had left that wonderful bush smell. Approximately 25 people from both groups enjoyed the outing, and many conversations were held ...

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Annual Beachcomb and Snorkel, Iluka Beach

Posted on 30 May 202530 May 2025 Posted in ReportsTagged Northern Suburbs Branch

Northern Suburbs Branch, 23 April 2025. Much to our relief, the BOM radar showed that the forecasted heavy rain had passed by the time seven of us climbed the stairs to the lookout from which we had views seaward, across Marmion Marine Park and landward, across the foreshore reserve which ...

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Polyphagous Shothole Borer

Posted on 30 May 202530 May 2025 Posted in ReportsTagged Northern Suburbs Branch

  Northern Suburbs Branch, 15 April 2025 There is plenty of information around for those that think they maybe affected. That’s what I thought anyway. A conversation with our branch treasurer about DPIRD and the local council visiting her garden a couple of times to investigate, made me aware of ...

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