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Workshop

CCCP Workshop: Nature Writing

November 30, 2017 by mccgadmin

Location: Karawatha Forest Discovery Centre
Type: Workshop
Organiser: BCC – Community Conservation Partnership Programs
Contact: email: [email protected]

Nature Writing Workshop with Dr Inga Simpson. Please arrive at Karawatha Forest Discovery Centre, 149 Acacia Rd, Karawatha, by 09:15 for a 09:30 start.  You are encouraged to bring along your own writing materials, although there will be materials supplied if you forget! RSVP is required (see email address above). This is a catered event, so please provide any information on special dietary requirements when you RSVP.

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Waterway Health Assessment and Training – September

November 30, 2017 by mccgadmin

Location: To be confirmed
Type: Workshop
Organiser: BCC – Community Conservation Partnerships Program
Contact: Michael Thorley via email: [email protected]


Topic: Biological Monitoring: Fish sampling and id. Open to Creek Catchment members. Date subject to change. May require RSVP.

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Waterway Health Assessment and Training – May

November 30, 2017 by mccgadmin

Location: Corra-Mulling Park, Yoorala Street, The Gap
Type: Workshop
Organiser: BCC – Community Conservation Partnerships Program
Contact: Anna Bourke (07) 3407 0925
Native fish expert Leo Lee will guide participants through the requirements and methodology to undertake an Fish surveys in your local creek. Training will include capture techniques, identification of fish species, and how the results relate to waterway health. This is a fantastic workshop for those interested in monitoring creek health, and providing and protecting aquatic habitat.

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CCCP Workshop: Restoring Habitats – Beyond the trees

October 6, 2017 by mccgadmin

Location: Griffith University EcoCentre, Griffith University, Nathan Campus
Type: Workshop
Organiser: Community Conservation Partnerships, BCC
Contact: Andrew Wills – phone: 3407 0215 or email: [email protected]

Join BCC and guest speakers Mark Creyton, Genevieve Robey and Anne Cleary as we explore the human aspects of bushcare.  Location in Google Maps: N68, 170 Kessels Road, Nathan 

Bookings essential. Book your spot through Eventbrite by 5pm Wednesday 8 November.

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WHAT Training – Revision Day

October 6, 2017 by mccgadmin

Location: Teralba Park, Mitchelton
Type: Workshop
Organiser: BCC Creek Catchment Officers
Contact: Anna Bourke: [email protected]
This event is free to catchment group members that have attended at least one of the WHAT series this year (catered event).

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Waterway Health Assessment and Training – April

August 9, 2017 by mccgadmin

Location: 681 Gold Creek Road Brookfield
Type: Workshop
Organiser: BCC – Community Conservation Partnerships Program
Contact: [email protected]
This workshop is part of the Waterway Health Assessment Training (WHAT) provided by Council’s Creek Catchment Program. Aquatic Ecologist Natalie Toon will guide participants through the requirements and methodology to undertake an aquatic macro invertebrate survey in your local creek. Training will include capture techniques, identification of macro invertebrates, and how the results relate to waterway health. This is a fantastic workshop for those interested in monitoring creek health, and providing and protecting aquatic habitat. RSVP by Friday 29th March to Michael Thorley via email at: [email protected]

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Fauna Forensics – Wildlife Identification by Evidence

July 26, 2017 by mccgadmin

Location: CWCN Centre – 47 Hepworth St Chapel Hill
Type: Workshop
Organiser: Cubberla-Witton Catchments Network Inc
Contact: www.cwcn.org.au – www.facebook.com/cwcn.org.au

In this workshop run by Martin Fingland you will learn skills to evaluate wildlife evidence, obtain identification skills and gain confidence through a number of field based methods using sight, sound, smell and touch. RSVPs are essential. {module_literature,i,174701}

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CWCN Workshop: Snake Awareness

July 26, 2017 by mccgadmin

Location: CWCN Centre – 47 Hepworth St Chapel Hill
Type: Workshop
Organiser: Cubberla-Witton Catchments Network Inc
Contact: www.cwcn.org.au – www.facebook.com/cwcn.org.au

This session, run by Martin Fingland, will familiarise participants with local snake species and their basic behaviour, so they may operate more safely in locations where snakes are found and are able to assess potential risks. It is suitable for anyone working in an outdoor setting where snakes are likely to be encountered.  A certificate will be issued to participants completing the session. RSVPs are essential. {module_literature,i,174701}

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CWCN Workshop: Wildlife Along Waterways

July 26, 2017 by mccgadmin

Location: CWCN Centre – 47 Hepworth St Chapel Hill
Type: Workshop
Organiser: Cubberla-Witton Catchments Network Inc
Contact: www.cwcn.org.au – www.facebook.com/cwcn.org.au

This workshop, run by Martin Fingland, will provide information about riparian wildlife habitat and the movement corridor function. It will contain an overview of aquatic and semi-aquatic fauna in Brisbane with a focus on aquatic reptiles and frogs. RSVPs are essential. {module_literature,i,174701}

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Growing fruit and vegetables at home

July 4, 2017 by mccgadmin

Location: Indooroopilly Library
Type: Workshop
Organiser: Brisbane City Council
Contact: 3403 8888

Bookings required. See the Brisbane City Council website for more details.

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