| | | Kaya! We are in Bunuru, the second summer and hottest time of the year. While fewer flowers are evident at this time of year, Marri are in full bloom. These allow birds and insects to sustain themselves through the hot days. If you go for a walk early in the day you will be rewarded with the sight of many birds foraging before it gets too hot. Thanks to everyone who completed the survey related to Norfolk Island pine stumps. The overwhelming majority of respondents support removal of the stumps, which will soon happen. There was also broad support for planting native trees (45%), installation of infrastructure such as a carved bench seat (42%) and some support for replanting Norfolk Island pines (20%). The Advisory Committee is now considering what happens next in this space and we'll keep the local community updated. |
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| | Macro Photography/Attracting Insects Event - Saturday 16 March |
| Come down to the Wetlands Centre to hear from local expert Mel Logozzo of Rewilding Suburbia. Mel will show you how to take amazing photos of insects and flowers with your phone! She will also explain how you can make your garden a hive of activity for local insects. Snap tickets up before they buzz off! March 16, 10am to midday. |
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| | | EOI for membership of the RR8AC The Rehabilitating Roe 8 Advisory Committee is seeking a new community member! Would you like contribute to this exciting project? If so fill out the form below. | EOI Form |
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| | Native Bee Report Dr Kit Prendergast has completed her report on native bees in the Roe 8 corridor. 25 species were recorded over two short surveys! This shows that native bees are thriving in the corridor as the revegetation matures. | Read more |
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| | | KCB Pad A concrete pad, table and benches has been installed in the Malvolio bushland. This will assist the Karak Cooby Bushcarers with their all important morning tea! Can YOU help them out on Cleaning Up Australia Day (March 3, 8-10am)? If so follow the link below. | Find out more >> |
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| | | - Watering of 2023 seedlings is ongoing in key areas
- A large cubby has been dismantled in Karak/Malvolio bushland
- Large logs have been placed along a fenceline parallel to Stock Road to hinder dirt bikes
- Many woody weeds have been treated in the period
- The City and MRWA have agreed on a suitable budget for the last 4 years of the project
- A tribute to local landcare legend Rex Sallur has been installed on the Cockitrough
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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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