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Mt Kaputar National Park via Narrabri NSW Excursion – Oct 23

Mt Kaptar National Park 100 Maitland Street, Narrabri, New South Wales, Australia

UPDATE: MID WEEK EXCURSION - MT KAPUTAR NP,  23-27 October 2023 More than twenty members have registered for this springtime 2023 excursion, which promises to be an interesting and successful citizen science experience. On 26 September 2023 two tent sites were still available at the Dawson Springs campsite, with six people and one vehicle permitted …

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HALF DAY WALK to KING ISLAND – Excursion 5th Nov 23

King Island off Wellington Point 62 Esplanade, Wellington Point, Queensland, Australia

EXCURSION LEADERS Kathy Clark DATE AND TIME Sunday 5th November 7.45am. Arrive at least 15min beforehand.If you arrive later, please phone one of the leaders to find out where to join the group.Meet at the car park, 62 Esplanade, Wellington Point (at the end of Main Rd on the left facing King Island, Wellington Point Recreation Reserve, …

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Sandy Camp Road Wetlands Reserve, Wynnum North – Excursion 12 Nov 23

Sandy Camp Road Wetlands Reserve Sandy Camp Road Wetlands Reserve, Wynnum North, Queensland, Australia

EXCURSION LEADERS Dick Copeman, Ron Carr DATE AND TIME Sunday 12th November 7.30am. If you arrive later, please phone one of the leaders to find out where to join the group. MEET AT Adjacent to the entrance gate, northside of Sandy Camp Road, opposite the Iona College oval, Lytton.  (UBD Map 142 Q16)  -27.435622, 153.147196. …

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QNC Club Meeting – 20th November 23

Toowong Uniting Church Hall 82 Sherwood Road, Toowong, Queensland, Australia

Please join us for the QNC Club November 2023 Meeting. SPEAKER Professor Richard Fuller, University of Queensland Australia’s migratory shorebirds: Breaking news! Populations of shorebirds that migrate between the Arctic and Australia have crashed in recent decades, with some species such as the majestic Eastern Curlew declining by up to 80% in 30 years. Many …

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