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We are very excited to be joined by Professor Stephen D. Hopper AC as our guest speaker for the November webinar!

Professor Hopper will summarise close to 60 years of visiting the Leeuwin Naturaliste Ridge, and focuses on rare plant surveys conducted in the 1980s when substantial components of the flora were undescribed. For example, of the 50 species of Caladenia (Orchidaceae) now known in the Augusta Margaret River Shire, about half were named by Prof Hopper and colleagues, notably Andrew Brown. Local endemics are a feature of the Ridge. Rare communities include those of inland granite outcrops, each with their own mix of rock outcrop and gnamma (rock pool) species. Also some rare hybrids are known. The fire ephemeral Eremosyne pectinata is from an ancient lineage allied to rainforest shrubs and trees of eastern Australia and South America. Discoveries of new weeds is still occurring. Lastly, a completely fresh perspective on the flora emerges from walking together with Wadandi people, the Webb family in particular.

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No worries! Just email conservation@wildflowersocietywa.org.au and ask for one and we can send it through for you to pass on to others who you think will be interested!

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This webinar will require you to enter your first and last name, and email address to allow you to join the webinar. This simply allows us to ensure only ticket holding emails can attend due to limited spaces. We recommend allowing yourself five minutes prior to the webinar to register (through the usual webinar link) so you don’t miss out on the start. Thanks for your understanding!

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This webinar will require you to enter your first and last name, and email address to allow you to join the webinar. This simply allows us to ensure only ticket holding emails can attend due to limited spaces. We recommend allowing yourself five minutes prior to the webinar to register (through the usual webinar link) so you don’t miss out on the start. Thanks for your understanding!

Banksia & Marri: Research Students Present

Come, show support and hear from three excellent WA students (click here to learn more):

1. Louise Croeser will talk about the outcomes of her PhD project on canker disease in Marri Trees.

2. Sarah Randell will present her recent results on Banksia Resilience Study,

3. Corey Boivin will show the results from his study on reproductive resilience of WA iconic plant species to the drying climate.

The door opens at 7.30 with $3 raffles that can win you something natively interesting :) Bring your natives to “Show & Tell” that we usually hold at 7:45 right before the presentations that start at ~ 8pm. See who is coming on our Facebook Page Event.