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SUMMARY:Border Bushwalking Club - Walking Back into the Ice Age
DESCRIPTION:Members and friends are invited to come along to our next Club Night to be educated\, entertained and\nenthralled by what is sure to be unique presentation by former Tallangatta Secondary College geography\nteacher and alpine geology expert\, Ted Minty and his wife\, Glenda.\nTed and Glenda will be taking us on a ‘virtual tour’ through the glacial landscapes of the Kosciuszko Main\nRange\, focusing on the most recent glaciation which left us those beautiful moraine-dammed lakes:\nCootapatamba\, Albina\, Club and Blue Lake. Ted and Glenda’s presentation at a previous Club Night\,\nfocusing on the geology of the High Plains\, is still talked about by members who attended\, so this one will\nundoubtedly be just as fascinating. \nTuesday 2nd July \n“The Venue” 5 McFarland Road Wodonga at 7.30pm. Doors open at 7.00pm \nFor more information and updates about BBC activities\, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au
URL:https://ecoportal.net.au/event/border-bushwalking-club-walking-back-into-the-ice-age/
LOCATION:Check the event listing for venue details\, 103 Ford Street\, BEECHWORTH\, 3747
CATEGORIES:Nature
ORGANIZER;CN="Border Bushwalking Club":MAILTO:contact@borderbushwalkingclub.com.au
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SUMMARY:Fed Hill Community Tree Planting 2024
DESCRIPTION:Residents\, families and friends are invited to help the Friends of Federation Hill plant trees and shrubs to provide wildlife habitat and links on the hill behind Barton St\, Wodonga. \nWhen: Two Sunday Mornings in July (7th & 14th) – 9am to 11am. \nWhere: Fed Hill Reserve\, Wodonga. Park in Street and take walkway through Daniel Rhodes Park at 43 Barton St. At top of park turn right and walk 100m to access the Dam area. \nBYO: Preferably wear boots and dress for the weather. We will have spare gloves\, etc but if you wish to come equipped\, you could BYO: \n* Gardening Gloves \n* Bucket \n* Long handled Shovel &/or a Mattock. \n  \nRSVP: Verbal registration beforehand would help logistics but simply turning up on a morning will be fine and appreciated. \nFor more information contact our group coordinator Simon Fisher 0438247478. \n  \nGIVEAWAY PRIZE — Satisfaction that you have helped the environment. \n All welcome! \nPresented by Wodonga Urban Landcare Network with the generous support of our sponsors.
URL:https://ecoportal.net.au/event/fed-hill-community-tree-planting-2024/2024-07-07/
LOCATION:Check the event listing for venue details\, 103 Ford Street\, BEECHWORTH\, 3747
CATEGORIES:Community,Landcare,Nature
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ORGANIZER;CN="Wodonga Urban Landcare Network":MAILTO:info@wodongalandcare.org.au
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SUMMARY:Birdlife Ovens and Murray July outing: Livingstone National Park
DESCRIPTION:Date:  Sunday 7th July \nLocation:  Livingstone National Park\, NSW \nTime:  9.30am to 3pm (approx) \nMeet:  9:30am at the carpark at the northern end of the park\, via Wrigleys Rd\, off of O’Briens Creek \nRd: https://maps.app.goo.gl/rc4zxqKvZNdieTHr6 \nLeaders: Darcy Creece (Sthn NSW Birds on Farms on behalf of Birdlife Ovens and Murray) and Sarah Danckert (Murrumbidgee Field Nats) \nDetails \n\nIt’s about a 1hr 15min drive to the meeting point from central Albury. The best route is to turn off the Olympic Hwy at Gerogery\, and travel via Morven\, Cookardinia and Mangoplah.\n\n\nThe carpark at Livingston NP is accessible via 2WD\, but we plan to head further into the park\, which will require a 4WD\, so it is encouraged to bring one\, and we will try to organise carpooling on the day for those who only have a 2WD.\n\n\nThe national park is hilly\, so expect uneven terrain\, but nothing too steep for the parts we’ll be doing on foot.\n\nPlease note: there are no amenities at the park. \nHighlights \n\nwoodland birds such as robins\, speckled warbler\, white-browed babblers\, and details of the local vegetation courtesy of the field nats.\n\nBring  \n\nbinoculars\nnotebook and pen/app  if you wish to record birds and/or plants\ngood walking shoes or boots\nsuitable clothing for the weather conditions\nhat/beanie\nmorning tea\nlunch\nchair\nwater\n\nYou may also like to check out the Livingstone National Park webpage which provides more information about the park \nhttps://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/livingstone-national-park/visitor-info
URL:https://ecoportal.net.au/event/birdlife-ovens-and-murray-july-outing-livingstone-national-park/
LOCATION:Livingstone National Park\, NSW\, Livingstone National Park\, northern end of the park via Wrigleys Rd
CATEGORIES:Nature
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SUMMARY:Fed Hill Community Tree Planting 2024
DESCRIPTION:Residents\, families and friends are invited to help the Friends of Federation Hill plant trees and shrubs to provide wildlife habitat and links on the hill behind Barton St\, Wodonga. \nWhen: Two Sunday Mornings in July (7th & 14th) – 9am to 11am. \nWhere: Fed Hill Reserve\, Wodonga. Park in Street and take walkway through Daniel Rhodes Park at 43 Barton St. At top of park turn right and walk 100m to access the Dam area. \nBYO: Preferably wear boots and dress for the weather. We will have spare gloves\, etc but if you wish to come equipped\, you could BYO: \n* Gardening Gloves \n* Bucket \n* Long handled Shovel &/or a Mattock. \n  \nRSVP: Verbal registration beforehand would help logistics but simply turning up on a morning will be fine and appreciated. \nFor more information contact our group coordinator Simon Fisher 0438247478. \n  \nGIVEAWAY PRIZE — Satisfaction that you have helped the environment. \n All welcome! \nPresented by Wodonga Urban Landcare Network with the generous support of our sponsors.
URL:https://ecoportal.net.au/event/fed-hill-community-tree-planting-2024/2024-07-14/
LOCATION:Check the event listing for venue details\, 103 Ford Street\, BEECHWORTH\, 3747
CATEGORIES:Community,Landcare,Nature
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