| | | | | | Kaya! We are in Bunuru, the season of adolescence. Marri are in flower now, providing precious food for nectivorous birds and insects. Flashes of purple Tjunguri (Fringe Lilies) are also present in the corridor. Golden Orb Weaver webs are at their peak now, so be careful not to get trapped while out walking in the bush! We have a Bat Night Stalk planned for later this month. We are also seeking expressions of interest for community groups to talk at our upcoming conference. See links below for more information. Tickets for the conference will go on sale in early March, look out for an email with more details then. Lastly, Karak Cooby Bushcarers are taking part in Clean Up Australia Day, Sunday 2 March. |
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| | | | | Project update Dog hydration station repaired, Karak Graffiti removed from two signs, Biyara Watering ongoing at Yaakan, Karak and Tuart Control of Caltrop, Washingtonia, Agave and Couch completed, several zones Woody weed removal completed, Quenda and Tuart Wetlands Centre booked on 7 May for Heads Healing the Land conference |
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| | | | | Bat Night Stalk Joe Tonga (aka Bat Man!) is back to lead a tour looking at our incredible micro bats. Get ready for an exciting nighttime adventure! Saturday 22 February, 6-8pm. | | Register |
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| | | Clean Up Event From 9-11am on Sunday 2 March Karak Cooby Bushcarers and Murdoch University will be joining forces to do a rubbish pick up. Can you help out? | | Register |
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| | | Conference Speaking Opportunity The third biennial conference is taking place on Wednesday 7 May at the Wetlands Centre in Bibra Lake. We are seeking speakers for the speed talk section of this event. If you are working on urban bushcare as a volunteer or researcher please fill in the EOI form at the link below. | | EOI Form |
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| | | | We the people of Rehabilitating Roe 8 acknowledge the project area is on the lands of the Whadjuk People of the Nyungar Nation. We pay our respects to their Ancestors and the Elders, past and present. We honour their continuous stewardship of country and extend our respect to the knowledge, culture and customs that form the foundations of the land and waters we live on today. |
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