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25.01.2022 want to be able to distinguish a Enteropogon from a Cymbopogon, an Aristida from Ancistrachne and a Eriochloa from a Bothriochloa and many more species? Then come along to LUCI's Native Grasses of the Lockyer workshop with Dr Darren Fielder (Redleaf Environmental) on Sunday 20th September. For more details visit LUCI's website or contact [email protected] https://lockyeruplandscatchmentsinc.wordpress.com//love-n/

23.01.2022 A tough read but a must read...the WWF's Interim Report on the Australian Bushfires Wildlife Toll https://www.wwf.org.au//3-billion-animals-impacted-by-aust Australia's native animals need us to improve, restore and connect native habitats. BE PART OF THE SOLUTION...Join LUCI!

20.01.2022 Ever wondered what some moths do by daylight? Ever thought about being a naturalist in your own backyard? Then Paul Grimshaw's delightful account of visitations by "Notchy", the Donovan's Day Moth will peak your interest on both counts. https://lockyeruplandscatchmentsinc.wordpress.com//the-ta/

19.01.2022 Everything you wanted to know about Senna species thanks to Martin Bennett's great little guide to Senna in the Moreton district http://www.lockyeruplandscatchmentsinc.org.au//everything/

19.01.2022 LUCI is moving... to a new websiteour very own domain! Please visit us there and put the new address is your favourites list www.lockyeruplandscatchmentsinc.org.au We will maintain our old website for a few more months until you get used to visiting our new web address. https://lockyeruplandscatchmentsinc.wordpress.com//09/29//

12.01.2022 Time now to look around ...

07.01.2022 Beautiful nature hard at work.

06.01.2022 LUCI, Ma Ma Creek School Project Club, Tanglewood Natives Nursery and UQ Wildlife Students Assoc are marking #NationalThreatenedSpeciesDay at the #MaMaCreekMarkets tomorrow 12th Sept. Children's drawing and mask making activities, guess the scat competition, species' information and native trees to be won. Come and say hello and, wind/rain/shine, support #lockyeruplandscatchmentsinc caring for wildlife.

06.01.2022 Clouds of butterflies arriving this week...just in time for the https://wildpollinatorcount.com/ Take a little time between 8-15 November to help build a database on wild pollinator activity and conserve wild pollinator insects of Australia.

04.01.2022 Read about the launch of the largest multi-collaborative effort to restore Australia's important ecosystems. Powered by EverGreening Global Alliance, the $250million program focuses on restoration of degraded forests, farmlands and grazing lands to strengthen resilience in the face of droughts and bushfires. https://www.evergreening.org//RestoreAustraliaMediaRelease

03.01.2022 While understorey vegetation provides shelter for native wildlife, a shelter belt for humans, food resources for a range of insects and birds, acts as a soil stabiliser and fertiliser, it also delights with its plant diversity and their many beautiful blossoms. These are some of the current smaller beauties. https://lockyeruplandscatchmentsinc.wordpress.com//unders/

02.01.2022 How many native grass species can we identify in the Lockyer Valley....a lot it seems! Between a great workshop last Sunday with Dr Darren Fielder #redleafenvironmental where enthusiastic participants perused a number of native grass collections followed by a field site visit, at least fifty species were counted. The start to an very interesting six month project. Find out more [email protected]

02.01.2022 A flora walk in the Helidon Hills with Martin Bennett, 24th October. Meet 9am at Helidon PO, then car pool to sites off Seventeen Mile Rd. Bring food, water, hat, sunscreen and walking boots.