Category: news
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Mangrove Monitoring Field Day – 10th August – Batemans Bay
10th August, 9.00 – 1.00. Clyde River Australian mangroves face challenges. Learn how to monitor their health and contribute to…
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You saw it first on the Budawang Coast!
Along with its ease of use, one of the strengths of iNaturalist is the ability to create projects which create…
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iNaturalist Training: May – June 2023
Sunday, 21 May 9-11am Facebook event to like and share Shelly Beach – Moruya Heads – meet in the picnic…
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Keep an eye out for Carpenter Bees
The Golden-green Carpenter Bee (Xylocopa aerata).is one of Australia’s most spectacular bees, and the largest bee on the NSW South…
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Gang-gang Diet – New Study
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Fungus is not a load of horse dung
It sure looks like horse dung – and your smart phone is telling you it is indeed the Horse Dung…
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Native Plants of the Ulladulla Region – New Edition
Nicholas De Jong, 2022, Second Edition In this latest edition of the Plants of the Ulladulla Region, Nicholas de Jong…
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More than 80,000 observations of Life on the Budawang Coast!
The Atlas now has nearly 85,000 records of the unique biodiversity on the NSW Budawang Coast – 6,000 species, from…
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Alison Pouliot: Encounters with Fungi – 2 July
Sun, 02 July 10am-2pm – Eurobodalla Regional Botanical Garden This four-hour workshop with both theoretical and practical components introduces participants…
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iNaturalist Training – Sat 29 Apr, Batemans Bay
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 2023 AT 9 AM – 11 AM Come to the Water Gardens in Batemans Bay and learn…
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iNaturalist training – April 6 – Narooma
Thursday 6 April 9-11 am iNaturalist App Citizen Science Training – Narooma RSVP: floydwafter62@gmail.com or 0422891740 or Facebook message https://www.facebook.com/events/936784764003390/936793367335863/
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iNaturalist Training -1 April 2023 – Batemans Bay
iNaturalist Training and Field Trips – Batemans Bay 1 April or Narooma 6 April Local botanist Jenny Connelly is running…