Eumeralla Scout Adventure Centre in Anglesea, Victoria | Non-profit organisation

Eumeralla Scout Adventure Centre

Locality: Anglesea, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5263 1241

Address: 1415 Great Ocean Road 3230 Anglesea, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.eumeralla.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Recently the attached article appeared in the Geelong Advertiser, and gives a snapshot of part of Geelong's Scouting History.

25.01.2022 Now that the warmer weather has arrived, some of our wildlife has come out to play! Beware of snakes and other wildlife on your adventures along the Surf Coast Walk. by @sally_riddle_

24.01.2022 Our youngest ranger doing some cleaning chores

24.01.2022 Beautiful winter mornings and nature doing its thing

23.01.2022 Another beautiful wedding ceremony at our outdoor chapelCongratulations to Jack , Jordan and gorgeous little Aspen.

22.01.2022 Today is the birthday of Baden-Powell, the innovative educator who had the idea - 112 years ago - to start a worldwide movement for young people. How is your Group celebrating Founders Day?

22.01.2022 Look who is waiting for us to plant some more trees at Eumeralla Scout Camp

22.01.2022 Great weekend with the Geelong Region Camp with over 400 Joey, Cub, Scout, Venturer and Rover members attending in perfect weather. If you have photos please share them.

20.01.2022 Kangaroo turf war at Eumeralla, big Kev came away the winner

20.01.2022 This time 50 years ago the first man stepped onto the moon. Did you know both Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong were Scouts! Did you also know at the time of the l...anding Neil was an active leader and spoke to the youth at the Utah Jamboree and apologised he couldn't be there but the president had other ideas for him. We are sure that Neil was mis quoted and actually said "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for Scouts everywhere!" See more

20.01.2022 The beautiful cliff top walk near Anglesea. https://www.surfcoastwalk.com.au/walks by @itsjohnno

20.01.2022 Eumeralla scout camp! looking a little different back then.

19.01.2022 Our beautiful outdoor chapel wedding

19.01.2022 Great location for a long weekend camp

16.01.2022 When your mate decides he cant walk any more but youre still a long way from home! by @chopdog_sandypaws #surfcoastwalk

15.01.2022 A bit of wet weather but the rain held off for Jack and Ash to tie the knot

14.01.2022 Have your say! Anglesea Heath is one of the richest and most biodiverse areas in the state. It accounts for one quarter of Victorias plant species, and provide...s habitat for 29 recorded mammal species and more than 100 native bird species. Were seeking community views on how the area can be used for recreation and community enjoyment. Complete an online survey or attend one of two open house sessions: http://go.vic.gov.au/rqZFZp

14.01.2022 PUBLIC SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENT We’re calling for beach users to exercise caution after a recent cliff collapse near Demons Bluff, Anglesea. Due to the dynamic nat...ure of the coastline, we ask visitors to avoid walking beneath cliffs. Visitors can also assist by staying on designated tracks, not damaging native vegetation and keeping clear of cliffs, especially at higher tides. Coastal erosion and cliff falls are natural processes, which are more likely to occur when the weather changes. The extent and severity of cliff failure can increase over the summer period due to the drying effects of hot weather, resulting in increased cracking and fracturing of cliff faces. The fallen rocks will remain at the base of the cliff to help stabilise the area and protect other undercut sections. We remind beachgoers not to climb on these fallen rocks or go near undercut cliff areas for their own safety. Many cliff areas, particularly in the area between Jan Juc and Point Roadknight, and at Aireys Inlet, are susceptible to instability. The Great Ocean Road Coast Committee will continue to provide hazard warning signs, fencing and revegetation programs to help reduce the risk to the public in these areas. Ongoing cliff monitoring and geotechnical investigations are being undertaken to assess future cliff risks. #loveourcoast

13.01.2022 Look who came to visit the old stomping ground, Wayne and Ray. They had plenty of stories of when Westie was camp Warden at Eumeralla scout camp

13.01.2022 A beautiful morning for a walk. by @melissagallichan https://www.surfcoastwalk.com.au/angelsea-heath

12.01.2022 Looks like round 2 of turf war at Eumeralla. Listen to the grunting and growling, back yard this time

11.01.2022 Who needs a television when you can watch this

10.01.2022 Spring is here at Eumeralla

09.01.2022 Wedding no. 3 for 2019 at our beautiful open air chapel

08.01.2022 Treat yourself to stunning land's edge views as you transition between beach, bush and the Aireys Inlet township. by @jonn.aus https://www.surfcoastwalk.com.au/aireys-clifftops

08.01.2022 The roads getting some extra TLC to get the drainage sorted for this wet winter! #scoutcamp #anglesea

07.01.2022 Please make sure you drive at walking pace within our camp.

07.01.2022 This has been brewing over the past 2 weeks, the power in their kicks could be felt through the ground scary but amazing.

05.01.2022 Koalas on the brink of extinction.... Watch this video and please share.. Koalas are a big talking point at the moment, no they are not functionally extinct but they have a tough road ahead of them, watch this video and learn about the threats to koalas..

05.01.2022 Thanks to the Rotary Club of Geelong East - these trees will add much to the camp.

04.01.2022 Humpbacks at Point Roadknight yesterday! by Peter Crowcroft

04.01.2022 PUBLIC SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENT Were calling for beach users to exercise caution after a recent cliff collapse near Demons Bluff, Anglesea. Due to the dynamic nat...ure of the coastline, we ask visitors to avoid walking beneath cliffs. Visitors can also assist by staying on designated tracks, not damaging native vegetation and keeping clear of cliffs, especially at higher tides. Coastal erosion and cliff falls are natural processes, which are more likely to occur when the weather changes. The extent and severity of cliff failure can increase over the summer period due to the drying effects of hot weather, resulting in increased cracking and fracturing of cliff faces. The fallen rocks will remain at the base of the cliff to help stabilise the area and protect other undercut sections. We remind beachgoers not to climb on these fallen rocks or go near undercut cliff areas for their own safety. Many cliff areas, particularly in the area between Jan Juc and Point Roadknight, and at Aireys Inlet, are susceptible to instability. The Great Ocean Road Coast Committee will continue to provide hazard warning signs, fencing and revegetation programs to help reduce the risk to the public in these areas. Ongoing cliff monitoring and geotechnical investigations are being undertaken to assess future cliff risks. #loveourcoast

03.01.2022 This has been pinched from another site. If you wish to read all the comments, go to Geelong History. Thanks to Peter Podbury for the original post.

03.01.2022 Alcoa and UK company Eden Project are seeking community feedback on plans to turn the former #Anglesea Alcoa mine site into a $150 million eco-tourism attraction. For project details and to find out how to make comment, click here: http://bit.ly/2JvdBOZ #ecotourism #Geelong

02.01.2022 Enjoy your weekend, we are off to a great start with this beautiful sunrise view from Stinton Lodge