AGM invitation: 27 Nov

AGM invitation:  27 Nov

You are invited to the Annual General Meeting of the Westgate Biodiversity: Bili Nursery & Landcare Inc., held on Wednesday November 27th, 2019 at Port Ed, 343-383 Lorimer Street, Port Melbourne (under the Port Control Tower) beginning at 6.30 pm. A light ...

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Recruiting for new manager

Recruiting for new manager

If you are interested in biodiversity and in playing a significant role in improving the bushland environment of Westgate Park and indeed in the Sandbelt Region of Melbourne, this may be for you.  It means leading a large and keen group of volunteers...

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Pollinators project findings

Pollinators project findings

You are invited to the final workshops in our Providing for Pollinators project at which RMIT researchers will present the findings.

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Field Naturalists visit

Field Naturalists visit

We were delighted to have participants in the Field Naturalists Club of Victoria Symposium come to Westgate Park for a Field Trip. After a long walk through the Park we paused at the Freshwater Lake lookout where firstly an Australian Darter and then a family ...

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Best friends Award

Best friends Award

Tony and George shared the Victorian Environment Friends Network Best Friends Award 2019, supported by a contingent of members of Westgate Biodiversity. Here’s how their contribution was described: George provides the knowledge base in how, what and wher...

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Manager Position Description

Position Description – Manager         POSITION TITLE:    Manager DATE:                          October 2019    HOURS:        &n...

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Westgate Biodiversity Manager job application

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Spring sale 6, 7 & 8 Sept

Spring sale 6, 7 & 8 Sept

Local native plants, wildflowers, trees, shrubs, grasses and bushfoods will be discounted – tubestock ($2.50), potted plants ($5) and there will be plant giveaways so get in early! 10am to 3pm, Friday 6th – Sunday 8th. Please forward the flyer belo...

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August bird survey

August bird survey

Over 40 mm of rain in July turned the park around; vegetation recovered rapidly, although many dead trees and shrubs remain from the preceding dry months. Resident species such as Superb Fairy-wrens and White-plumed Honeyeaters are present in high numbers, alo...

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Regeneration

Regeneration

Our aim in putting plants in the ground is to improve biodiversity – that’s a given. But what we most want to see is sustainability – plants healthy and reproducing, kept in balance by natural processes.   Very dry conditions and, until ...

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