Category: News
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QWaLC eNews 16 Dec
Queensland Water and Land Carers has published a new edition of its online newsletter. Items include:
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Safe chemical use
The Australian Association of Bush Regenerators has a variety of useful resources on the website, including several documents produced by their Chemicals in the Management of Biodiversity (CIMB) Working Group. One that FEP volunteers working in parks may find useful is Safe chemical use for bush regenerators.
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Bimblebox Alliance news
Frank Ondrus from Householders’ Options to Protect the Environment (HOPE) Inc. has drawn our attention to the work of the Bimblebox Alliance which seeks to “save Bimblebox Nature Refuge and all Protected Areas from mining”. The alliance has saved Bimblebox from coal mining and is now aiming to promote the invaluable conservation work of other…
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Toowoomba Bird Observers Nov 25
Toowoomba Bird Observers’ November newsletter is out. Bird of the month is the Brown Cuckoo-dove. There are reports of recent outings to the Waterbird Habitat and the annual census along with details up events for December.
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Christmas Party – Sat, 6 Dec
The FEP end of year get together this year will be a breakfast event at the DDEC Eco Hut on Saturday 6 December. RSVP by message to Shirley Dunsdon (number below) and advise any dietary requirements .
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QWaLC eNews 28 Nov
Queensland Water and Land Carers has published a new edition of its online newsletter. Items address funding opportunities, events, and environmental news.
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QWaLC news
Queensland Water and Land Carers has published eNews with details of the ne Board, Annual Report, information about webinars and other events, and more. Read it online or subscribe to get it in email.
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Weed Spotters Bulletin – Nov 25
Weed Spotters Network Queensland has published its November Bulletin and Rob Brodribb has passed on his copy. Read it online or subscribe to receive it by email.
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Safety Manual
The FEP Safe Work Procedures Manual has been available for download from the website on the Volunteer and Park Care pages. Following a recent suggestion that it should be more easily accessible when needed in the field it has now been linked from the icon (seen in this post) that appears at top right on…
