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Cottage Talks

PLEASE NOTE COTTAGE TALKS HAVE BEEN SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Members are encouraged to attend our Cottage Talks. These ‘members-only’ events are held every third Thursday of the month from February to November. Each talk generally runs from 10am to midday.

Enjoy the ambiance of the Cottage whilst you are entertained and informed by expert guest speakers who present talks on a range of subjects relevant to the biodiversity of our beautiful catchment.

Members wishing to attend a particular talk should reserve a place by contacting Dale Borgelt [email protected] or by phoning Dale on 3374 1035.

 


Talks our members enjoyed during 2017

  • Platypus-a-Plenty – Tamielle Blunt shared details about our 2017 platypus survey and gave us some fascinating insights into these wonderful mammals
  • Tracks and Traces – Martin Fingland showed us plenty of tell-tale traces of wildlife visitors that we can look out for!
  • Success Story – Laurie Muller shared a great story of collaboration with Land for Wildlife and the clever use of CCA grants which he used to restore an area on his property which borders Wonga Creek

Talks our members enjoyed during 2018

  • February 2018 – Fungi and its place in the scheme of things – a wonderfully interesting and well received talk by mycology expert Dr Diana Leeman

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