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SUMMARY:Observe Nature in the City
DESCRIPTION:Join our guided walk with naturalist and educator Sue Brunskill and Friends of David Winterbottom Park to explore Huon Creek and the surrounding area. \nMore than just a pathway. Our walk will explore the plants and wildlife that thrive in urban environments\, plants that threaten these ecosystems\, what our “Friends of” group is working on\, and why this benefits us all. Learn about the importance of preserving urban biodiversity and enjoy the peacefulness of nature in the heart of Wodonga. \nPlease wear enclosed shoes and bring a sunhat and water bottle. Some of the gravel paths have uneven surfaces\, but all are welcome. \nMeet at the shelter near Yarralumla Drive\, David Winterbottom Park. Parking is available along Yarralumla Drive opposite 102 Yarralumla Drive.
URL:https://ecoportal.net.au/event/observe-nature-in-the-city/
LOCATION:Check the event listing for venue details\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Landcare,Nature
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20231112T090000
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SUMMARY:Riverside Rambles
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a wander to explore the Kiewa River surrounds with a focus on birds\, insects or frogs.\nEach session will be a leisurely walk and chat about habitats\, identification\, citizen science and monitoring opportunities. \nThere are three walks on offer on Sunday 12 November – pick the one that takes your fancy. \nBirds with Ben Humphries\, BirdLife Australia\n9am – 10am\, along the Kiewa River walking trail \nInsects with Karen Retra\, Wodonga Landcare\n10:30am – 12pm\, along the Kiewa River walking trail \nFrogs with Dr Alexandra Knight\, Charles Sturt University\n6:30pm – 8pm\, along the High Country Rail trail (Gullifer Lane to the Kiewa River) \nFREE\, but places are limited. \nBookings: events.humanitix.com/ramble \nFamilies welcome.\nChildren under 5 years\, coming along with other attendees\, do not need a ticket. \nFor event enquiries contact Karen\, karen@wodongalandcare.org.au or 0428 629 099. \nThis event is hosted by Wodonga Urban Landcare Network in partnership with Wodonga Council and funded by the Australian Government’s Murray—Darling Healthy Rivers Program.
URL:https://ecoportal.net.au/event/riverside-rambles/
LOCATION:Check the event listing for venue details\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Landcare,Nature
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231028
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231029
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SUMMARY:Border Bushwalking Club - Falls Creek: Pretty Valley Circuit
DESCRIPTION:Another great walk with views and a refreshing swim at the end for those so inclined. This is a circular walk beginning and ending at Pretty Valley pondage\, and taking in part of the Alpine Walking Track. There will be a steady climb at some point in the walk\, and part of the route is exposed and inclined to be windy. \nDistance about 14 km. Walkers will need good wet weather gear\, spare sweater\, beanie and gloves. \n\n\n\nGrade 3 Medium\nLeader: Eileen Clark\nPhone: 0412 042 195\nParticipant numbers:12\nRisks: Cold\, wet and windy weather; snakes; slips and trips\nFor more information and updates about BBC activities\, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://ecoportal.net.au/event/border-bushwalking-club-falls-creek-pretty-valley-circuit/
LOCATION:Check the event listing for venue details\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Health & Fitness
ORGANIZER;CN="Border Bushwalking Club":MAILTO:contact@borderbushwalkingclub.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20231027T103000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20231027T113000
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SUMMARY:Canva training for volunteer groups
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to create engaging graphical content using Canva. This free training session will be provided by Click Region and the Working Together Program. If you aren’t familiar with Canva\, it is frequently used to create social media tiles\, as well as print media and videos. With thousands of templates available\, using Canva can help community groups efficiently create more engaging posts. \nCanva offers free accounts for eligible not for profit groups. \nRegister via this link: https://events.humanitix.com/canva-for-community-and-volunteer-groups-working-together-program
URL:https://ecoportal.net.au/event/canva-training-for-volunteer-groups/
LOCATION:Check the event listing for venue details\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20231025T163000
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SUMMARY:Frogs in the Flats
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a late afternoon stroll along the Yack Creek trail to find out about frogs!\n \nWith Karen Retra from Wodonga Landcare and Gabi Bridge from Yack Landcare. \n\nAbout our local frogs\nFrogID app – how to & why to use it\nHow the Rowdy Flat weed control project supports frogs and other species\n\nCheck out frogid.net.au if you can’t wait for the session to learn about the FrogID app. \nThis will be a short\, leisurely wander with time to chat and enjoy the trail.\nFamily-friendly – all welcome. \nBookings & more information: events.humanitix.com/flatsfrogs \nMeet at the trail access and parking spot along Mongan Lane\, Yackandandah.\n* Be sure to approach from Racecourse Rd\, not the other side of the creek!\nClick for a Google map \nFor further information or queries contact Karen (Wodonga Landcare project officer)\nkaren@wodongalandcare.org.au   ~  0428 629 099
URL:https://ecoportal.net.au/event/frogs-in-the-flats/
LOCATION:Check the event listing for venue details\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Landcare,Nature
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20231023T173000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20231023T190000
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SUMMARY:Saving Local Turtles
DESCRIPTION:Did you know that common turtle species have declined 90% over the past 40 years?  \nLearn how to help save local turtles before their Nov-Dec turtle nesting season. Hear about turtles’ threats and how you can protect them\, including the 1 Million Turtles program and TurtleSAT citizen science mapping tool. \nDr James Van Dyke is a Senior Lecturer at La Trobe University and winner of the 2023 Eureka Prize for Innovation in Citizen Science. \nEvent will commence 5.30pm sharp (with drinks available at bar prices from 5.00pm) at The Venue on McFarland (formerly the German-Austrian Club)\, 5 McFarland Rd\, Wodonga.  \nPresentation will run for approximately 45 mins\, followed by optional site visit to Belvoir Lake to view turtle signage and potential nesting sites. Belvoir Lake meeting point is Reuss Rd\, next to the Belvoir Park Dog Park (approximately 10 minutes drive from The Venue). \nRSVP by 5pm\, Sat 21 October 2023 to: events.humanitix.com/saving-local-turtles  \nEnquiries to Lizette Salmon – g4w@wodongalandcare.org.au\, 0468 320 647.  \nThis event is presented by Wodonga Urban Landcare Network and generously supported by Wodonga Council.
URL:https://ecoportal.net.au/event/saving-local-turtles/
LOCATION:Check the event listing for venue details\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Landcare,Nature
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20231019T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20231019T113000
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SUMMARY:National Bird Week – Walk and Talk
DESCRIPTION:To celebrate National Bird Week\, join the AlburyCity environment team for a walk & talk within Corrys Reserve to spot some of our local bird species. Come see the diversity of bird life that these woodlands provide habitat for\, from the fairy wrens to the finches\, lorikeets\, honeyeaters\, parrots and everything in-between. \nThe walk will cross both even and uneven ground\, with a slight inclines and declines. The walk will last approximately 1 hour. \nAny children need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The event may be cancelled if poor weather is forecast. \nMeeting Point: Corrys Wood Reserve (Eastern end of Corrys Road)  \nWhat to Bring: Binoculars\, hat\, enclosed shoes and appropriate clothing for conditions. \nRegister HERE – National Bird Week – Walk and Talk | AlburyCity (nsw.gov.au) \n\nThe Aussie Bird Count coincides with National Bird Week and is helping researchers better understand the bird species that occur in our urban area. If you can’t make the event\, we encourage you to take a look around your yard or local park to identify the birds you see and hear and do your own count.
URL:https://ecoportal.net.au/event/national-bird-week-walk-and-talk/
LOCATION:Check the event listing for venue details\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community,Nature
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