Our latest newsletter features fire with an article on the history of firestorms, landscaping for bushfire, plus Platypus for beginners, legal firewood collection, gorse control, local heroes, Hanging Rock and more
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Our late
st newsletter has news of Autumn plantings; report of a field visit by Stephen Murphy on sustainable bio-rich landscapes; a night-time insect survey; our engagement with schools; rodent control (what poisons not to use); new roadside signs; Brigitte’s blog on a marauding Phascogale, and as always, Bruce’s rainfall report.
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The latest newsletter includes news on grants and plant give-aways; the Wesley Park bench; Brigitte’s blog on thermal imaging; Mistletoe; the Anderson rd Triangle’s progress with photos; Bruce’s rainfall report and his grand daughter/young member Olivia Hedge’s big wins … 
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Our latest newsletter has news of new grants for our Biolink project, articles on pollinator corridors, a koala and platypus pathway, celebrating the transfer of Hanging Rock’s East Paddock and new masterplan, Brigitte’s ever-popular blog – this time on kids and nature, forest protection, choosing non-invasive plants, videos to watch and other resources.
We will receive $19,982 for our Cobaw Biolink Enhancement project. More details in the Star Weekly 26/9/23 .
This latest issue has articles by members on new projects – Langethy Creek, and the Triangle renovation at the corner of Anderson and Boundary roads; reports on a Biolinks Alliance rewilding seminar, our AGM and talk on wetland restoration by Mark Bachmann, Brigitte on fauna scats, and Bruce’s rainfall report.
Our newsletter, Summer 2023, no 69 reports on a photographic workshop plus a fungi evening with the renowned Alison Pouliot, a review essay by Jim Sansom on books about our future, Brigitte on insect pollinators, Bruce on rainfall, plus articles on restoring native grassland, rewilding carnivore predators and more short items.
Our newsletter, Spring 2022 no.68, has a member article reporting on a property visit to learn about regenerative grazing, grass identification and tussock weed warnings, forest gardening in the Wombats, seed balls, Brigitte’s blog on Ibis as bin birds, Bruce’s rainfall report. Plus updates on restoring native grasslands, large old trees, rabbit control.
Our newsletter, Winter 2022 no.67 has details of our new committee and tubestock plant orders, a report of a property visit to learn about fire, conservation and land management, resources on regenerative agriculture, the launch of the Snow Gum report, and Bruce’s rainfall report. Plus updates on environmental politics, rat poison, shelterbelts, deer as pests.
