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PhD candidate, Macquarie University/ANSTO. One could call me the nomadic goat, as I was born in Scotland and later moved to New Zealand. Growing up, I was fascinated by all animals which made me passionate about conservation and environmental protection. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands.TALKS | SYDNEYSCB
22/11/2013 Seminar by Richard Frankham on Genetics and Extinction 3/12/13 Talk by William Winram on Sharks SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
BUSH WALK IN LANE COVE NATIONAL PARK 15/4/18 On Sunday April 15 Sydney SCB went on a bushwalk in Lane Cove National Park. We had lovely weather and a great turn out, and even though the walk is quite urbanised, we still got to see loads of native plantsand wildlife.
FLYING THE COOP: RELOCATING SYDNEY’S FLYING FOXES (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION WORKSHOP Date/Time Date(s) - 21/06/2016 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm. Location The Roundhouse. Categories No Categories . Sydney Society for Conservation Biology presents a Scientific Illustration Workshop. It is designed for people of all skill levels, no artistic or scientific expertise is required.. The workshop will be led by scientific illustrator Erin Walsh, based out of the Australian National University. WIRES POSSUM POUCHES AND HOT WATER BOTTLE COVERS Possum pouches When young wombats, gliders, wallabies, bandicoots or possums come into care they need to be kept warm and quiet. WIRES carers are always in need of suitable pouches. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY CHAPTER Despite the forecast of rain, and some ominous looking clouds, the spring flowers bush walk in Ku Ring Gai national park was a huge success! The recent rain ensured that the water fall was in full flow, flowers in bloom, and that rock pools were refilled and abundant with tadpoles (and one fat frog!). SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY This morning Dr Stanley Tang and Peri Bolton ran a bird walk in Sydney Olympic Park as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology‘s Global Big Day.This day encourages people around the world to observe birds and log their observations on the massive online database eBird.. Data collated on eBird can be used to explore the changes over time in the spatial distribution and abundances of birds, andBOARD MEMBERS
PhD candidate, Macquarie University/ANSTO. One could call me the nomadic goat, as I was born in Scotland and later moved to New Zealand. Growing up, I was fascinated by all animals which made me passionate about conservation and environmental protection. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands.TALKS | SYDNEYSCB
22/11/2013 Seminar by Richard Frankham on Genetics and Extinction 3/12/13 Talk by William Winram on Sharks SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
BUSH WALK IN LANE COVE NATIONAL PARK 15/4/18 On Sunday April 15 Sydney SCB went on a bushwalk in Lane Cove National Park. We had lovely weather and a great turn out, and even though the walk is quite urbanised, we still got to see loads of native plantsand wildlife.
FLYING THE COOP: RELOCATING SYDNEY’S FLYING FOXES (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION WORKSHOP Date/Time Date(s) - 21/06/2016 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm. Location The Roundhouse. Categories No Categories . Sydney Society for Conservation Biology presents a Scientific Illustration Workshop. It is designed for people of all skill levels, no artistic or scientific expertise is required.. The workshop will be led by scientific illustrator Erin Walsh, based out of the Australian National University. WIRES POSSUM POUCHES AND HOT WATER BOTTLE COVERS Possum pouches When young wombats, gliders, wallabies, bandicoots or possums come into care they need to be kept warm and quiet. WIRES carers are always in need of suitable pouches. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY This morning Dr Stanley Tang and Peri Bolton ran a bird walk in Sydney Olympic Park as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology‘s Global Big Day.This day encourages people around the world to observe birds and log their observations on the massive online database eBird.. Data collated on eBird can be used to explore the changes over time in the spatial distribution and abundances of birds, and CONSERVATION DURING COVID-19 COVID-19 has been affecting our country and our city in many ways: some bad - with illness and isolation, and some good - with reduced pressure on our environment and less carbon pollution. ConservationBiologists
SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
BUSH WALK AND SPRING FLOWERS WITH SYDNEY SCB Despite the forecast of rain, and some ominous looking clouds, the spring flowers bush walk in Ku Ring Gai national park was a huge success! The recent rain ensured that the water fall was in full flow, flowers in bloom, and that rock pools were refilled WE’RE OFFICIAL NOW! Interested in conservation biology? Interested in community projects? What about using science to help both? Join the Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology NOW!. At our first board member meeting after officially being registered as an SCB chapter we could not pass up the opportunity of having a group photo taken in front of the Sydney Opera House. CREATIVE CONSERVATION We started another new initiative this February, we've called it creative conservation! It is a workshop style drawing class for beginners to more advanced artists, focusing on a different group ofplants or animals.
CREATIVE CONSERVATION This Saturday at our Creative Conservation workshop, we gave seahorses a go and learned not only awesome pencil techniques, but also gotheaps of
PROTECTING OUR OCEANS Hello Sydney SCB! We had a wonderful talk with the amazingly talented John Turbull about the problems facing our oceans and what we can eachdo to make a
BUSH WALK – KNOWING NATURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT – 15 What a phenomenal event! With over 30 people and 12 km, our very first bushwalk was a great success! We trekked from Heathcote Train Station, through the amazingly beautiful Karloo Pools, up to Uloola Falls, and then down the fire road to Waterfall Station. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY CHAPTER Members from the Sydney Society for Conservation Biology recently spent a Sunday going on a nature walk in Royal National Park. We had a great time along the Forest Path trail which is a hotspot for wet sclerophyll (rainforest-like) vegetation. There were bracken ferns (Pteridium esculentum) and maiden-hair ferns (Adiantum formosum)throughout
SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY This morning Dr Stanley Tang and Peri Bolton ran a bird walk in Sydney Olympic Park as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology‘s Global Big Day.This day encourages people around the world to observe birds and log their observations on the massive online database eBird.. Data collated on eBird can be used to explore the changes over time in the spatial distribution and abundances of birds, andPHOTOS | SYDNEYSCB
Sydney SCB Board May 2013 Excursion and Coastal Cleanup 21/9/2013 Excursion and Coastal Cleanup 21/9/2013 Richard Frankham Seminar 22/11/13 our treasurer has many talentsEVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
(Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands.TALKS | SYDNEYSCB
22/11/2013 Seminar by Richard Frankham on Genetics and Extinction 3/12/13 Talk by William Winram on Sharks SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
BUSH WALK IN LANE COVE NATIONAL PARK 15/4/18 On Sunday April 15 Sydney SCB went on a bushwalk in Lane Cove National Park. We had lovely weather and a great turn out, and even though the walk is quite urbanised, we still got to see loads of native plantsand wildlife.
FLYING THE COOP: RELOCATING SYDNEY’S FLYING FOXES (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION WORKSHOP Date/Time Date(s) - 21/06/2016 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm. Location The Roundhouse. Categories No Categories . Sydney Society for Conservation Biology presents a Scientific Illustration Workshop. It is designed for people of all skill levels, no artistic or scientific expertise is required.. The workshop will be led by scientific illustrator Erin Walsh, based out of the Australian National University. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY CHAPTER Members from the Sydney Society for Conservation Biology recently spent a Sunday going on a nature walk in Royal National Park. We had a great time along the Forest Path trail which is a hotspot for wet sclerophyll (rainforest-like) vegetation. There were bracken ferns (Pteridium esculentum) and maiden-hair ferns (Adiantum formosum)throughout
SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY This morning Dr Stanley Tang and Peri Bolton ran a bird walk in Sydney Olympic Park as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology‘s Global Big Day.This day encourages people around the world to observe birds and log their observations on the massive online database eBird.. Data collated on eBird can be used to explore the changes over time in the spatial distribution and abundances of birds, andPHOTOS | SYDNEYSCB
Sydney SCB Board May 2013 Excursion and Coastal Cleanup 21/9/2013 Excursion and Coastal Cleanup 21/9/2013 Richard Frankham Seminar 22/11/13 our treasurer has many talentsEVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
(Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands.TALKS | SYDNEYSCB
22/11/2013 Seminar by Richard Frankham on Genetics and Extinction 3/12/13 Talk by William Winram on Sharks SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
BUSH WALK IN LANE COVE NATIONAL PARK 15/4/18 On Sunday April 15 Sydney SCB went on a bushwalk in Lane Cove National Park. We had lovely weather and a great turn out, and even though the walk is quite urbanised, we still got to see loads of native plantsand wildlife.
FLYING THE COOP: RELOCATING SYDNEY’S FLYING FOXES (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION WORKSHOP Date/Time Date(s) - 21/06/2016 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm. Location The Roundhouse. Categories No Categories . Sydney Society for Conservation Biology presents a Scientific Illustration Workshop. It is designed for people of all skill levels, no artistic or scientific expertise is required.. The workshop will be led by scientific illustrator Erin Walsh, based out of the Australian National University. CONSERVATION DURING COVID-19 COVID-19 has been affecting our country and our city in many ways: some bad - with illness and isolation, and some good - with reduced pressure on our environment and less carbon pollution. ConservationBiologists
PHOTOS | SYDNEYSCB
Sydney SCB Board May 2013 Excursion and Coastal Cleanup 21/9/2013 Excursion and Coastal Cleanup 21/9/2013 Richard Frankham Seminar 22/11/13 our treasurer has many talentsBOARD MEMBERS
PhD candidate, Macquarie University/ANSTO. One could call me the nomadic goat, as I was born in Scotland and later moved to New Zealand. Growing up, I was fascinated by all animals which made me passionate about conservation and environmental protection. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands. CREATIVE CONSERVATION Our possum pouch knitting workshop was a great success! We had about 25 people attend the workshop, so many little possum lives will be saved :-) Viv and Shin from WIRES gave us an intro on CREATIVE CONSERVATION This Saturday at our Creative Conservation workshop, we gave seahorses a go and learned not only awesome pencil techniques, but also gotheaps of
BUSH WALK IN LANE COVE NATIONAL PARK 15/4/18 On Sunday April 15 Sydney SCB went on a bushwalk in Lane Cove National Park. We had lovely weather and a great turn out, and even though the walk is quite urbanised, we still got to see loads of native plantsand wildlife.
COASTAL WALK
What a beautiful day for a coastal walk! Sunday was sunny, breezy, beautiful, and full of the sounds of the ocean, chirping birds, and laughing children. On our way from La Perouse to Crewee Cove, WE’RE OFFICIAL NOW! Interested in conservation biology? Interested in community projects? What about using science to help both? Join the Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology NOW!. At our first board member meeting after officially being registered as an SCB chapter we could not pass up the opportunity of having a group photo taken in front of the Sydney Opera House. PLANT SALE AT UNSW GLASSHOUSE 8/11/18 Our plant sale, held on the 8th of November, was a great success! Between 10am-2pm well over 100 plants found new owners - with all money raised from this event being put towards future SydneySCB events and initiatives. Many of these were native SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY CHAPTER Members from the Sydney Society for Conservation Biology recently spent a Sunday going on a nature walk in Royal National Park. We had a great time along the Forest Path trail which is a hotspot for wet sclerophyll (rainforest-like) vegetation. There were bracken ferns (Pteridium esculentum) and maiden-hair ferns (Adiantum formosum)throughout
SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY This morning Dr Stanley Tang and Peri Bolton ran a bird walk in Sydney Olympic Park as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology‘s Global Big Day.This day encourages people around the world to observe birds and log their observations on the massive online database eBird.. Data collated on eBird can be used to explore the changes over time in the spatial distribution and abundances of birds, andEVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
EVENTS | SydneySCB CONTENTSEVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
(Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands.BOARD MEMBERS
PhD candidate, Macquarie University/ANSTO. One could call me the nomadic goat, as I was born in Scotland and later moved to New Zealand. Growing up, I was fascinated by all animals which made me passionate about conservation and environmental protection. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
TALKS | SYDNEYSCB
22/11/2013 Seminar by Richard Frankham on Genetics and Extinction 3/12/13 Talk by William Winram on Sharks WIRES POSSUM POUCHES AND HOT WATER BOTTLE COVERS Possum pouches When young wombats, gliders, wallabies, bandicoots or possums come into care they need to be kept warm and quiet. WIRES carers are always in need of suitable pouches. SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION WORKSHOP Date/Time Date(s) - 21/06/2016 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm. Location The Roundhouse. Categories No Categories . Sydney Society for Conservation Biology presents a Scientific Illustration Workshop. It is designed for people of all skill levels, no artistic or scientific expertise is required.. The workshop will be led by scientific illustrator Erin Walsh, based out of the Australian National University. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY CHAPTER Members from the Sydney Society for Conservation Biology recently spent a Sunday going on a nature walk in Royal National Park. We had a great time along the Forest Path trail which is a hotspot for wet sclerophyll (rainforest-like) vegetation. There were bracken ferns (Pteridium esculentum) and maiden-hair ferns (Adiantum formosum)throughout
SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY This morning Dr Stanley Tang and Peri Bolton ran a bird walk in Sydney Olympic Park as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology‘s Global Big Day.This day encourages people around the world to observe birds and log their observations on the massive online database eBird.. Data collated on eBird can be used to explore the changes over time in the spatial distribution and abundances of birds, andEVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
EVENTS | SydneySCB CONTENTSEVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
(Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands.BOARD MEMBERS
PhD candidate, Macquarie University/ANSTO. One could call me the nomadic goat, as I was born in Scotland and later moved to New Zealand. Growing up, I was fascinated by all animals which made me passionate about conservation and environmental protection. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
TALKS | SYDNEYSCB
22/11/2013 Seminar by Richard Frankham on Genetics and Extinction 3/12/13 Talk by William Winram on Sharks WIRES POSSUM POUCHES AND HOT WATER BOTTLE COVERS Possum pouches When young wombats, gliders, wallabies, bandicoots or possums come into care they need to be kept warm and quiet. WIRES carers are always in need of suitable pouches. SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION WORKSHOP Date/Time Date(s) - 21/06/2016 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm. Location The Roundhouse. Categories No Categories . Sydney Society for Conservation Biology presents a Scientific Illustration Workshop. It is designed for people of all skill levels, no artistic or scientific expertise is required.. The workshop will be led by scientific illustrator Erin Walsh, based out of the Australian National University.ABOUT | SYDNEYSCB
The Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology. Get involved in Chapter projects, find out about volunteering opportunities and read about conservation news on our Facebook page.. The Sydney Society for Conservation Biology (Sydney-SCB) is a regional chapter of the international Society for Conservation Biology (SCB) serving the larger Sydney community and environment.EVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
Society for Conservation Biology Sydney Chapter. home; ABOUT; BOARD MEMBERS; JOIN; TALKS; CONTACT; EVENTS; EVENTS CONSERVATION DURING COVID-19 COVID-19 has been affecting our country and our city in many ways: some bad - with illness and isolation, and some good - with reduced pressure on our environment and less carbon pollution. ConservationBiologists
SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY This morning Dr Stanley Tang and Peri Bolton ran a bird walk in Sydney Olympic Park as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology‘s Global Big Day.This day encourages people around the world to observe birds and log their observations on the massive online database eBird.. Data collated on eBird can be used to explore the changes over time in the spatial distribution and abundances of birds, andTALKS | SYDNEYSCB
22/11/2013 Seminar by Richard Frankham on Genetics and Extinction 3/12/13 Talk by William Winram on Sharks SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
WE’RE OFFICIAL NOW! Interested in conservation biology? Interested in community projects? What about using science to help both? Join the Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology NOW!. At our first board member meeting after officially being registered as an SCB chapter we could not pass up the opportunity of having a group photo taken in front of the Sydney Opera House. BUSH WALK AT ROYAL NATIONAL PARK 10/03/19 Members from the Sydney Society for Conservation Biology recently spent a Sunday going on a nature walk in Royal National Park. We had a great time along the Forest Path trail which is a hotspot for wet sclerophyll (rainforest-like) vegetation. BUSH WALK – KNOWING NATURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT – 15 What a phenomenal event! With over 30 people and 12 km, our very first bushwalk was a great success! We trekked from Heathcote Train Station, through the amazingly beautiful Karloo Pools, up to Uloola Falls, and then down the fire road to Waterfall Station. BUSH WALK IN LANE COVE NATIONAL PARK 15/4/18 On Sunday April 15 Sydney SCB went on a bushwalk in Lane Cove National Park. We had lovely weather and a great turn out, and even though the walk is quite urbanised, we still got to see loads of native plantsand wildlife.
SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY CHAPTER Members from the Sydney Society for Conservation Biology recently spent a Sunday going on a nature walk in Royal National Park. We had a great time along the Forest Path trail which is a hotspot for wet sclerophyll (rainforest-like) vegetation. There were bracken ferns (Pteridium esculentum) and maiden-hair ferns (Adiantum formosum)throughout
SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY This morning Dr Stanley Tang and Peri Bolton ran a bird walk in Sydney Olympic Park as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology‘s Global Big Day.This day encourages people around the world to observe birds and log their observations on the massive online database eBird.. Data collated on eBird can be used to explore the changes over time in the spatial distribution and abundances of birds, andEVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
EVENTS | SydneySCB CONTENTSEVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
(Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands.BOARD MEMBERS
PhD candidate, Macquarie University/ANSTO. One could call me the nomadic goat, as I was born in Scotland and later moved to New Zealand. Growing up, I was fascinated by all animals which made me passionate about conservation and environmental protection. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
TALKS | SYDNEYSCB
22/11/2013 Seminar by Richard Frankham on Genetics and Extinction 3/12/13 Talk by William Winram on Sharks WIRES POSSUM POUCHES AND HOT WATER BOTTLE COVERS Possum pouches When young wombats, gliders, wallabies, bandicoots or possums come into care they need to be kept warm and quiet. WIRES carers are always in need of suitable pouches. SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION WORKSHOP Date/Time Date(s) - 21/06/2016 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm. Location The Roundhouse. Categories No Categories . Sydney Society for Conservation Biology presents a Scientific Illustration Workshop. It is designed for people of all skill levels, no artistic or scientific expertise is required.. The workshop will be led by scientific illustrator Erin Walsh, based out of the Australian National University. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY CHAPTER Members from the Sydney Society for Conservation Biology recently spent a Sunday going on a nature walk in Royal National Park. We had a great time along the Forest Path trail which is a hotspot for wet sclerophyll (rainforest-like) vegetation. There were bracken ferns (Pteridium esculentum) and maiden-hair ferns (Adiantum formosum)throughout
SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY This morning Dr Stanley Tang and Peri Bolton ran a bird walk in Sydney Olympic Park as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology‘s Global Big Day.This day encourages people around the world to observe birds and log their observations on the massive online database eBird.. Data collated on eBird can be used to explore the changes over time in the spatial distribution and abundances of birds, andEVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
EVENTS | SydneySCB CONTENTSEVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
(Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands.BOARD MEMBERS
PhD candidate, Macquarie University/ANSTO. One could call me the nomadic goat, as I was born in Scotland and later moved to New Zealand. Growing up, I was fascinated by all animals which made me passionate about conservation and environmental protection. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY (Arun Dayanandan, November 7, 2015) On November 7, 2015, the Sydney chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology graciously hosted Dr. John Martin, wildlife officer at the heritage-listed Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and Centennial Parklands. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
TALKS | SYDNEYSCB
22/11/2013 Seminar by Richard Frankham on Genetics and Extinction 3/12/13 Talk by William Winram on Sharks WIRES POSSUM POUCHES AND HOT WATER BOTTLE COVERS Possum pouches When young wombats, gliders, wallabies, bandicoots or possums come into care they need to be kept warm and quiet. WIRES carers are always in need of suitable pouches. SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION WORKSHOP Date/Time Date(s) - 21/06/2016 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm. Location The Roundhouse. Categories No Categories . Sydney Society for Conservation Biology presents a Scientific Illustration Workshop. It is designed for people of all skill levels, no artistic or scientific expertise is required.. The workshop will be led by scientific illustrator Erin Walsh, based out of the Australian National University.ABOUT | SYDNEYSCB
The Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology. Get involved in Chapter projects, find out about volunteering opportunities and read about conservation news on our Facebook page.. The Sydney Society for Conservation Biology (Sydney-SCB) is a regional chapter of the international Society for Conservation Biology (SCB) serving the larger Sydney community and environment.EVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
Society for Conservation Biology Sydney Chapter. home; ABOUT; BOARD MEMBERS; JOIN; TALKS; CONTACT; EVENTS; EVENTS CONSERVATION DURING COVID-19 COVID-19 has been affecting our country and our city in many ways: some bad - with illness and isolation, and some good - with reduced pressure on our environment and less carbon pollution. ConservationBiologists
SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY This morning Dr Stanley Tang and Peri Bolton ran a bird walk in Sydney Olympic Park as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology‘s Global Big Day.This day encourages people around the world to observe birds and log their observations on the massive online database eBird.. Data collated on eBird can be used to explore the changes over time in the spatial distribution and abundances of birds, andTALKS | SYDNEYSCB
22/11/2013 Seminar by Richard Frankham on Genetics and Extinction 3/12/13 Talk by William Winram on Sharks SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
WE’RE OFFICIAL NOW! Interested in conservation biology? Interested in community projects? What about using science to help both? Join the Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology NOW!. At our first board member meeting after officially being registered as an SCB chapter we could not pass up the opportunity of having a group photo taken in front of the Sydney Opera House. BUSH WALK AT ROYAL NATIONAL PARK 10/03/19 Members from the Sydney Society for Conservation Biology recently spent a Sunday going on a nature walk in Royal National Park. We had a great time along the Forest Path trail which is a hotspot for wet sclerophyll (rainforest-like) vegetation. BUSH WALK – KNOWING NATURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT – 15 What a phenomenal event! With over 30 people and 12 km, our very first bushwalk was a great success! We trekked from Heathcote Train Station, through the amazingly beautiful Karloo Pools, up to Uloola Falls, and then down the fire road to Waterfall Station. BUSH WALK IN LANE COVE NATIONAL PARK 15/4/18 On Sunday April 15 Sydney SCB went on a bushwalk in Lane Cove National Park. We had lovely weather and a great turn out, and even though the walk is quite urbanised, we still got to see loads of native plantsand wildlife.
SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY CHAPTER Members from the Sydney Society for Conservation Biology recently spent a Sunday going on a nature walk in Royal National Park. We had a great time along the Forest Path trail which is a hotspot for wet sclerophyll (rainforest-like) vegetation. There were bracken ferns (Pteridium esculentum) and maiden-hair ferns (Adiantum formosum)throughout
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The Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology. Get involved in Chapter projects, find out about volunteering opportunities and read about conservation news on our Facebook page.. The Sydney Society for Conservation Biology (Sydney-SCB) is a regional chapter of the international Society for Conservation Biology (SCB) serving the larger Sydney community and environment. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY This morning Dr Stanley Tang and Peri Bolton ran a bird walk in Sydney Olympic Park as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology‘s Global Big Day.This day encourages people around the world to observe birds and log their observations on the massive online database eBird.. Data collated on eBird can be used to explore the changes over time in the spatial distribution and abundances of birds, andJOIN | SYDNEYSCB
If you want to help to prevent the loss of biodiversity in and around Sydney, participate in local conservation projects, learn about conservation via seminars or discuss conservation policy and meet like-minded people, come and join us.BOARD MEMBERS
PhD candidate, Macquarie University/ANSTO. One could call me the nomadic goat, as I was born in Scotland and later moved to New Zealand. Growing up, I was fascinated by all animals which made me passionate about conservation and environmental protection. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
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This April, Chad Beranek came to our Conservation Café. He is a wildlife ecologist and founder/director of Gumnut Naturalist. Chad is actively looking for solutions to every-day wildlife conflictproblems.
MACQUARIE WATCHTOWER Society for Conservation Biology Sydney Chapter. home; ABOUT; BOARD MEMBERS; JOIN; TALKS; CONTACT; EVENTS; Macquarie Watchtower SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Last Sunday, Sydney SCB was fundraising at the SIMS Harbour Hike finish line at Clifton Gardens Reserve. Taronga Zoo was so kind to let us share their Zoomobile space, so that we could be present at the hike’s finish line. WIRES POSSUM POUCHES AND HOT WATER BOTTLE COVERS Possum pouches When young wombats, gliders, wallabies, bandicoots or possums come into care they need to be kept warm and quiet. WIRES carers are always in need of suitable pouches. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY CHAPTER Members from the Sydney Society for Conservation Biology recently spent a Sunday going on a nature walk in Royal National Park. We had a great time along the Forest Path trail which is a hotspot for wet sclerophyll (rainforest-like) vegetation. There were bracken ferns (Pteridium esculentum) and maiden-hair ferns (Adiantum formosum)throughout
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The Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology. Get involved in Chapter projects, find out about volunteering opportunities and read about conservation news on our Facebook page.. The Sydney Society for Conservation Biology (Sydney-SCB) is a regional chapter of the international Society for Conservation Biology (SCB) serving the larger Sydney community and environment. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY This morning Dr Stanley Tang and Peri Bolton ran a bird walk in Sydney Olympic Park as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology‘s Global Big Day.This day encourages people around the world to observe birds and log their observations on the massive online database eBird.. Data collated on eBird can be used to explore the changes over time in the spatial distribution and abundances of birds, andJOIN | SYDNEYSCB
If you want to help to prevent the loss of biodiversity in and around Sydney, participate in local conservation projects, learn about conservation via seminars or discuss conservation policy and meet like-minded people, come and join us.BOARD MEMBERS
PhD candidate, Macquarie University/ANSTO. One could call me the nomadic goat, as I was born in Scotland and later moved to New Zealand. Growing up, I was fascinated by all animals which made me passionate about conservation and environmental protection. SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Welcome to the website of the newly formed Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB). We’re really excited about setting up this new Chapter and are currently in the process of getting started with a few projects and finding likeminded people whoare interested in
CONSERVATION CAFÉS
This April, Chad Beranek came to our Conservation Café. He is a wildlife ecologist and founder/director of Gumnut Naturalist. Chad is actively looking for solutions to every-day wildlife conflictproblems.
MACQUARIE WATCHTOWER Society for Conservation Biology Sydney Chapter. home; ABOUT; BOARD MEMBERS; JOIN; TALKS; CONTACT; EVENTS; Macquarie Watchtower SYDNEYSCB | SOCIETY FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SYDNEY Last Sunday, Sydney SCB was fundraising at the SIMS Harbour Hike finish line at Clifton Gardens Reserve. Taronga Zoo was so kind to let us share their Zoomobile space, so that we could be present at the hike’s finish line. WIRES POSSUM POUCHES AND HOT WATER BOTTLE COVERS Possum pouches When young wombats, gliders, wallabies, bandicoots or possums come into care they need to be kept warm and quiet. WIRES carers are always in need of suitable pouches.JOIN | SYDNEYSCB
If you want to help to prevent the loss of biodiversity in and around Sydney, participate in local conservation projects, learn about conservation via seminars or discuss conservation policy and meet like-minded people, come and join us.EVENTS | SYDNEYSCB
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CONSERVATION DURING COVID-19 COVID-19 has been affecting our country and our city in many ways: some bad - with illness and isolation, and some good - with reduced pressure on our environment and less carbon pollution. ConservationBiologists
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22/11/2013 Seminar by Richard Frankham on Genetics and Extinction 3/12/13 Talk by William Winram on Sharks BUSH WALK AT ROYAL NATIONAL PARK 10/03/19 Members from the Sydney Society for Conservation Biology recently spent a Sunday going on a nature walk in Royal National Park. We had a great time along the Forest Path trail which is a hotspot for wet sclerophyll (rainforest-like) vegetation.COASTAL WALK
What a beautiful day for a coastal walk! Sunday was sunny, breezy, beautiful, and full of the sounds of the ocean, chirping birds, and laughing children. On our way from La Perouse to Crewee Cove, WE’RE OFFICIAL NOW! Interested in conservation biology? Interested in community projects? What about using science to help both? Join the Sydney Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology NOW!. At our first board member meeting after officially being registered as an SCB chapter we could not pass up the opportunity of having a group photo taken in front of the Sydney Opera House. BUSH WALK IN LANE COVE NATIONAL PARK 15/4/18 On Sunday April 15 Sydney SCB went on a bushwalk in Lane Cove National Park. We had lovely weather and a great turn out, and even though the walk is quite urbanised, we still got to see loads of native plantsand wildlife.
CREATIVE CONSERVATION This Saturday at our Creative Conservation workshop, we gave seahorses a go and learned not only awesome pencil techniques, but also gotheaps of
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BUSH WALK AND SPRING FLOWERS WITH SYDNEY SCB – KU RING GAI 22/09/19 October 8, 2019 at 5:33 am Despite the forecast of rain, and some ominous looking clouds, the spring flowers bush walk in Ku Ring Gai national park was a huge success! The recent rain ensured that the water fall was in full flow, flowers in bloom, and that rock pools were refilled and abundant with tadpoles (and one fat frog!). The waratahs along the trail were by far the most spectacular of all the blooms. Many thanks to Suz Everingham for organizing the event, and providing the enjoyable and informative commentary on the day. See the below photos for some highlights, and make sure not to miss out on your October coastalwalk.
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BEAUTY AND THE BLEACH TALK 30/07/19 August 1, 2019 at 5:22 am Our resident coral scientist Rosie Steinberg gave a talk to the public about understanding coral bleaching and what we can do about it! Earlier this year, the reefs at Lord Howe Island Marine Park began showing signs of bleaching. This marine part contains the most world’s most southerly coral reef in the world, and this unique ecosystem houses a mix of temperate and tropical species. Rosie’s work focused on understanding how the soft corals of Lord Howe Island responded to this extreme heat stress, to better understand how these delicate ecosystems may be affected by future climate change. Thank you to everyone who attended this talk and make sure you keep yourself updated for more talks and events over the coming months!Tweet Read more
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BUSH WALK AT ROYAL NATIONAL PARK 10/03/19 March 24, 2019 at 11:46 pm Members from the Sydney Society for Conservation Biology recently spent a Sunday going on a nature walk in Royal National Park. We had a great time along the Forest Path trail which is a hotspot for wet sclerophyll (rainforest-like) vegetation. There were bracken ferns (Pteridium esculentum) and maiden-hair ferns (Adiantum formosum) throughout the whole valley. This was contrasted with the huge turpentine trees (Syncarpia glomulifera) whose branches had loads of epiphytes making their homes in the big branches, including elkhorn fern (Platycerium bifurcatum) and birds nest fern (Asplenium australasicum). Lizards, birds and spiders were also out and about among the forest. Thanks to all who attended, we look forward to seeing you at future events.Tweet Read more
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PLANT SALE AT UNSW GLASSHOUSE 8/11/18 December 3, 2018 at 2:28 am Our plant sale, held on the 8th of November, was a great success! Between 10am-2pm well over 100 plants found new owners – with all money raised from this event being put towards future SydneySCB events and initiatives. Many of these were native plants , and will be a great addition to the gardens and balconies around Sydney, helping to attract native critters and creatures. Check out this general care sheetfor tips on
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BEE ID AND HABITAT MAKING WORKSHOP WITH AMELIE VANDERSTOCK 10/6/18 June 15, 2018 at 5:00 am Hello Sydney SCB, we had another FABULOUS event this past Sunday! USyd PhD candidate Amelie Vanderstock (www.crosspolinating.org ) lent us her amazing knowledge of bees for a fun and informative bee-day. We started the day by learning about native bees (did you know there are over 1700 species in Australia alone?), and learning which ones are most common around Sydney. I’m sure we’ve all seen a passing bee and thought, “Wait, was that bee BLUE?” Well, it was! The beautiful blue-banded bee loves living in the mortar in old brick buildings, which Sydney is full of. These bees, and other native species, also might be the reason your fruits and veggies are productive, as they love to hang out in gardens and pollinate your plants. After filling our brains with bee facts, we got hands-on identifying bees. Armed with microscopes, books, the internet, and our wits we looked at ten unknown bee specimens, and did our best to identify them to species. This is definitely harder than it seems, especially since many species look a lot alike. Even with this difficulty, our youngest member identified a masked bee to species! She’s definitely got afuture in bee ID!
Our last activity was making homes for bees in our backyards (or balconies, for those of us in apartments!). We made two types of bee homes – first, we used dry lantana stems (for reed bees) and bamboo (for masked bees and leaf cutter bees) and tied it with twine or bundled it inside recycled PVC piping (for water protection). Second, we used some beautiful recycled logs to drill holes into. The holes varied in diameter, but needed to be 10-15 cm deep. These make perfect homes for masked bees and resin bees. It can take a while for bees to find the homes, but once they do they’ll find a nice, cosy place waiting for them. If you decide to make your own, don’t get discouraged! Even if takes a few months (or years!), once a bee finds it you’ll have a thriving native pollinator community. The day was so fun, and if you couldn’t make it to this workshop we hope you can make it to a future one! Click “Read More” below for more pictures.Tweet Read more
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PROTECTING OUR OCEANS – WHAT CAN WE EACH DO? 31/5/18 June 15, 2018 at 4:00 am Hello Sydney SCB! We had a wonderful talk with the amazingly talented John Turbull about the problems facing our oceans and what we can each do to make a difference as individuals. If you couldn’t make it then you definitely missed out! We learned so much about our oceans, about how humans use and think about them, and about what we are doing to reduce the damage we are causing. If you want to make a difference yourself, or to see more of John astounding photography, here are sometips!
If you want to volunteer, here is a citizen science site with five projects you can register an interest in: https://reefexplorers.org/ If you’re curious about marine parks, here is the Sydney Marine Park site with lots of info on marine parks and why we need them: http://www.marine.org.au/ If you’re interested in getting involved in marine parks, here is the Sydney Marine Park campaign site: https://www.sydneymarinepark.org.au/ If you want to see some beautiful photos, here is John’s site with free weekly email, photos, videos, articles and a map of marine life in the region http://www.marineexplorer.org/ Plus you can “like” Marine Explorer on Facebook and follow on Twitter for daily posts about our incredible marine life! Thanks to those who came, we hope you learned as much as we did!Tweet Read more
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COASTAL WALK – LA PEROUSE TO CREWEE COVE June 15, 2018 at 3:30 am What a beautiful day for a coastal walk! Sunday was sunny, breezy, beautiful, and full of the sounds of the ocean, chirping birds, and laughing children. On our way from La Perouse to Crewee Cove, we saw tons of wildlife, including migrating honeyeaters, shiny skinks, and a red-bellied black snake. We stumbled across some old bunkers that were full of beautiful graffiti art, and we checked all the corners for bats (though we didn’t find any). Once we got to Crewee, we had the most wonderful time exploring the plentiful tidal pools. We found so many intertidal creatures, including sea urchins, pistol shrimp, prawns, crabs, and beautiful snails. The kids certainly had the best time – running, jumping, playing, and learning about life in theintertidal zone.
You might be thinking that we’re being awfully casual about a red-bellied black snake, but in reality, it had no interest in us! It was a beautiful snake, and an amazing, peaceful encounter with some of Australia’s most misunderstood wildlife. To help us really understand venomous snakes, at the end of the walk we stopped to see the Snake Man of La Perouse (https://www.facebook.com/LaPerouseSnakeShow/),
who does a very fun and exciting educational snake show. We saw and learned about so many local reptiles, including the death adder (who is poorly named), the tiger snake, and the eastern brown snake. We got to see the terrifying defensive display of the eastern brown, the speed of the tiger, and the sausage-like nature of the death adder. This was a really great day, and we hope to do it again soon! Click “Read More” below for more photos!Tweet Read more
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BUSH WALK IN LANE COVE NATIONAL PARK 15/4/18 June 15, 2018 at 3:00 am On Sunday April 15 Sydney SCB went on a bushwalk in Lane Cove National Park. We had lovely weather and a great turn out, and even though the walk is quite urbanised, we still got to see loads of native plants and wildlife. We started at the entrance of the park and meandered up the Riverside Walking Track. Along the way we saw heaps of bearded dragons basking in the warm sun by the river. We also saw many native plants such as Pittosporum undulatum, Acacia terminalis, Actinotus minor, Banksia ericifolia, Lambertia formosa and many other coastal sandstone plants. The birds were singing away through the whole walk up in the gum trees. The warmth had brought many lorikeets, Superb Fairy Wrens and Kookaburras and honey eaters out of the trees and swooping around. We had a quick break for lunch at the northern end of the trail before heading back down and seeing the trail from a different angle. At Sydney Society for Conservation Biology we believe it is so important for everyone to spend more time in nature on bush walks, picnics, etc. As long as humans are connecting with and appreciating nature, we are able see it’s value and importance and put more effort into stewardship of the environment. We look forward to holding many more bushwalks, connecting our members with each other and theenvironment.
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NATURE DIARY #3 WITH PETER WALE March 13, 2018 at 1:58 am Hello Sydney SCB! We had such a great time on Sunday – drawing, learning, and observing nature with Peter. We wandered down to the lovely ponds at Sydney Uni, and drew birds, trees, flowers, bugs, and more! We also learned about the more technical side of nature drawing – learning to see shapes in what we were looking at, which pencils are best for which purposes, and how to draw a gesture quickly to capture the movement of an animal. If this sounds like fun to you, please keep your eyes on our newsletter and Facebook page – we’ll be meeting up with Peter again later! For more information on who Peter is and what his art is like, please visit his website at http://peterwaleart.com/. If you want to get some drawing in sooner than that, please join us at the Blue Mountains this week for a beautiful day of hiking and drawing.Tweet Read more
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BUSH WALK – KNOWING NATURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT – 15 OCTOBER, 2017 October 23, 2017 at 2:54 am What a phenomenal event! With over 30 people and 12 km, our very first bushwalk was a great success! We trekked from Heathcote Train Station, through the amazingly beautiful Karloo Pools, up to Uloola Falls, and then down the fire road to Waterfall Station. We saw a huge variety of plants, insects, spiders, birds, and lizards; including the iconic wattle, carnivorous sundews, intimidating bull ants, teeny tiny jumping spiders, some gorgeous Superb Fairy Wrens, a parasitic fantail cuckoo, super fast stripe skinks, and a cute baby Jacky dragon. Stanley Tang, SCB Events Manager, not only organised our outing, but also used recorded bird calls to let us get a close look at many of the beautiful native birds, including a large flock of adorable Brown Thornbills, that surrounded our hiking group and chattered in the trees above us, and an Eastern Spinebill that followed our group for a few hundred meters. He is also a champion lizard catcher, and managed to snag a baby Jacky dragon! (No dragons were harmed in the making of this blog post.) Suz Everingham, Sydney SCB President, and Lily van Eeden, our Treasurer, helped us find many of the rarer and less obvious plants, and identified many of them for us, including pointing out the tiny, hidden sundews that lined small portions of the trail. We would like to send out a huge “Thank you!” to everyone who came to our bush walk, and made it such a wonderful and memorable day. To those of you who couldn’t make it, we hope to see you next time!Lambertia formosa
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