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March 2021
AGM (Armadale 60th Anniversary) and Patron’s address by Nancy Scade
Nancy Scade (Australian Native Nursery) will be describing the many local native grasses and their role in our wonderful bushland.
Find out more »Guest Speaker Dr Jane Chambers – Improving Urban Biodiversity with Native Trees
Dr Jane Chambers, an environmental scientist and senior lecturer at Murdoch University, created NatureLink Perth in 2019 to facilitate collaboration…
Find out more »February 2021
Northern Suburbs Branch Monthly Meeting
Guest Speaker: Eddy Wajon on "A Year at Hyden". Meeting includes sales of native plants, a plant identification session and…
Find out more »December 2020
Murdoch AGM and The Plants of Hyden – Dr Eddy Wajon
The Murdoch Branch will be holding our Annual General Meeting in a concise format prior to our guest speaker, Dr…
Find out more »November 2020
Northern Suburbs Branch Monthly Meeting
Guest Speaker: Shaun Tennant on "Growing Verticordias". Meeting includes sales of native plants, a plant identification session and supper and…
Find out more »Mark Brundrett: Orchid Pollination in an Urban Nature Reserve
Join Mark Brundrett as he shares what his orchid study in an urban bushland revealed in that 'Pollination data from common orchids allows us to monitor impacts of changing climate, some of which are already apparent.'
Find out more »Rehabilitating Roe 8 Annual Report Update and Insights
Linda Metz, Project Manager for Rehabilitating Roe 8, will provide insights into the project's second Annual Report and all the…
Find out more »October 2020
Northern Suburbs Branch Monthly Meeting
Guest Speaker: Peter Alcock on "Landforms of Rottnest Island". Meeting includes sales of native plants, a plant identification session and…
Find out more »Orchids of WA’s Eastern Granites- Andrew Brown
Andrew Brown will be well know to most members through his superb orchid and eremophila books. He will talk tonight…
Find out more »Don Bradshaw – “The impact of prescribed burning in southwest WA: a Honey Possum’s perspective”
Emeritus Professor Don Bradshaw Don Bradshaw is an ecophysiologist whose research has been concerned with how vertebrates living in seasonally…
Find out more »The Wildflower Society uses its independent technical knowledge of WA’s wildflowers to help you better know, grow, enjoy and conserve the wildflowers of Western Australia.
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