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Citizen science is alive and well with more than 61,000 people participating in the Aussie backyard bird count this year. This is an increase of more than 19,000 people since last year. People submitted over 45,000 checklists and counted 1.4 million birds, amounting to 583 different species, 20 more than last year’s count. The Top 10 […]
St John’s wort (Hypericum perforatum) is a weed which is in flower from now until around the end of January. Its bright yellow flowers make it easy to identify and now is a good time to control it. St John’s wort spreads by seeds and lateral roots. A single plant increases in size by growing outwards […]
If you’d like to learn about the animals living in Candelo Creek, local ecologist Steve Sass from Envirokey will lead a field day next Saturday, 3 December from 10.30am-1.30pm in Candelo Park next to the Bridge in Candelo. Steve will present the results of recent flora and fauna field surveys and talk about the new […]
Learn to identify local birds and some of the most common butterflies and moths on the Far South Coast. Find out about their role in pollination and in maintaining a balanced ecosystem and what you can do on your property to support and encourage them. When: Friday 25 November, 9.15am-1.00pm Where: Tanja Hall followed by a field walk […]
An Introduction to Horse Property Management and Advanced Horse Property Management are two courses being offered in Moruya on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 November, from 9.30 am to 3.30 pm. Stuart Myers from “equiculture” will be conducting these courses to assist horse property owners to develop a sustainable equine property. Participants can attend one or both days. […]
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