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25.01.2022 Bee kind to pollinators

23.01.2022 It's AGM time folks! Welcoming current, former and new members. We would love to see you there

20.01.2022 Great opportunity if you are interested in native bees.

14.01.2022 What is an Indigenous 'scar tree' and why are they special? For hundreds of years, Indigenous Australians removed the bark from various gum trees in order to... build canoes, shields, shelters and a coolamons. This would expose the sapwood, leaving the trees to appear 'scarred' when recovering for the next generation's needs. Scar trees are physical links that connect Indigenous people to their country and culture. They also identify where Indigenous Australians lived and provide clues to other archaeological sites. The trees are now considered rare because of the effect of land clearing and bushfires, which have reduced the numbers of remaining scar trees. Today, remaining scar trees also provide safe breeding hollows for birds. Is there a specific tree that connects you to your childhood or past? by Robert Virtue #GardeningAustralia #naidocweek2020 See more

12.01.2022 Another election...

12.01.2022 Great pictures...

10.01.2022 Please read this book (or at least watch the movie). #RewildTheWorld

07.01.2022 This HOPE podcast "Roadside littering is not Ok" features our own Ian Whan.

04.01.2022 Great turn out at Millmerran.

04.01.2022 :: WILD POLLINATORS WEBINAR :: Growcom Australia will be hosting a wild pollinators and beneficial insects webinar this Thursday the 12th of November. Learn... about the contribution native pollinators and beneficial insects make to your farm and the environment and what you can do on your property to encourage these important invertebrates. Key note speakers: - The role and habitat needs of native bees Dr Juilan Brown & Prof. Saul Cunningham - Identifying wild pollinators and their role on your farm Karen Retra (Wild Pollinator Count) Breakout sessions will also cover: - Insect identification - Integrated pest management - Indigenous planting to attract pollinators - Native bees for crop pollination WHEN: Thursday 12th November - 9:00am to 11:00am AEST REGISTER: By Wednesday the 11th here: https://www.wpcln.org.au//wild-pollinators-and-beneficial/