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August 2018
Graham Zemunik: Contrasting landscapes, similar soils, on opposite sides of the world.
Contrasting landscapes, similar soils, on opposite sides of the world: plant communities from the dunes of the Swan Coastal Plain and from the Campos Rupestres, Brazil.
Find out more »Mark Brundrett talks about orchids – how citizen science projects can play a key role in orchid conservation
Mark is talking to us about the biology/ecology of orchids. He is the author of the book…
Find out more »July 2018
Northern Suburbs Monthly Meeting
24 July Guest Speaker is Michael Just who will speak on The Final Word on Ericaceae. Michael's recent Masters degree…
Find out more »Paul Gioia: Exploring WA’s urban biodiversity
"Exploring Western Australia's urban biodiversity: using online resources more effectively".
Find out more »Steve van Leeuwen ‘A Wildflower Journey’
As part of Wildflower Society Perth Branch’s theme for 2018 speakers are asked to talk about how they became involved…
Find out more »June 2018
Northern Suburbs Monthly Meeting
26 June Guest Speaker is Ali Smith from BGPA who will speak on The Eden Project. Join us at 7.30pm…
Find out more »Rob Neave: Celebration of Helena Aurora Range
Apart from its large banded ironstone rocks, Helena Aurora Range is characterised by stretches of eucalypt woodland and tall, inland whitegums. From the top of the range, visitors are treated to unspoilt views of the Great Western Woodlands as far as the eye can see. Join photographer Rob Neave with a visual treat of this incredible part of our vast backyard.
Find out more »Alex George – My Life in Botany
Alex George became interested in the native orchids around his home as a child, which led surprisingly to a Bachelor…
Find out more »May 2018
Northern Suburbs Branch Monthly Meeting
Northern Suburbs monthly meeting with plant sales and door prizes. Guest speaker: Rachel Standish on 'Predicting Ecological Impacts of Climate…
Find out more »Sue Barker: When is a fungal infection not a disease?
Sue will challenge the concept of species by asking: if the members of two species require each other to survive through evolutionary time, are they really two separate species?
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.
We are committed to providing help to the following…