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September 2022
Perth Branch General Meeting featuring Mark Brundrett on the Southwest WA hotspot
Complex plant responses to fire, pollination and infertile soils make Southwestern Australia the most extraordinary biodiversity hotspot Our local bioregion,…
Find out more »‘Spring into Armadale’ wildflower ramble – Armadale Settlers’ Common, east
Armadale Settlers' Common, East is a section of Jarrah-Marri forest in the foothills of the Darling Range that has a…
Find out more »Doug Lievense: Biodiversity of the Eastern Avon Wheatbelt/Coolgardie interzone area – field observations
After four decades of working in education, Doug has returned to field biology as part of a team that is engaged in surveying flora in the highly biodiverse Parker Range-Forrestania region.
Find out more »Guest Speaker: Dr Katinka Ruthrof – Climate change impacts on the Northern Jarrah Forest
The Northern Jarrah Forest is an incredibly resilient ecosystem. However, it is responding to drought and heatwaves in vulnerable locations.…
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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