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  • Celebrating 25 years of the Urban Bushland Council

    Vietnam Memorial Pavilion, Kings Park Vietnam Memorial Pavilion, Kings Park, West Perth, Australia

    The UBC Committee invites you to join them in celebrating 25 years of the Urban Bushland Council. On the 21st March, 1993, 85 individuals met in Kings Park to highlight their concerns about the destructive impacts on our fabulous urban bushland and to launch the UBC. Jane Blake, the UBC’s inaugural president, addressed the group. […]

  • The Effects of urbanisation on trapdoor spiders in Perth

    City West Lotteries House 2 Delhi Street, West Perth, West Australia, Australia

    Date: Thursday 10th May 2018 Meet: Meeting Room, City West Lotteries House, Delhi Street West Perth. Time: 6.00pm for light refreshments. Talk starts at 6.30pm sharp. How to get there: City West Lotteries House is only 100metres from City West train station on the Fremantle line. Exit to south side of train station onto Delhi […]

  • Everything you ever wanted to know about winning environmental battles but were too scared to ask….

    City West Lotteries House 2 Delhi Street, West Perth, West Australia, Australia

    Come along on 21st June and ask Andrea Gaynor and Peter Newman, who have written the text book about this Never Again: Reflections on Environmental Responsibility after Roe 8, UWA Press. Please come along with your questions which may concern protection of your local bushland, as well as the ‘big picture’ issues. Professor Peter Newman […]

  • Guided Walk – Woodman Point Regional Park – BFS 341

    Nyyerbup Circle Carpark, Woodman Point

    Organisers: Bronwen and Greg Keighery, Julia Cullity and Lyle Wood. Meet: TBC: Start visit to Woodman Point from Woodman Point View Drive. Time: 10.00am Time allowed:  90 mins – 2 hours Highlights: tracts of undisturbed coastal vegetation, including Tuart (Eucalyptus gomphocephala), Rottnest Cypress (Callitris preissii) and Rottnest Tea Tree (Melaleuca lanceolata) (identified as a threatened ecological community).

  • Digging around in our bushland: what is happening with quenda and their mates?

    City West Lotteries House 2 Delhi Street, West Perth, West Australia, Australia

    Date: Thursday 12th July 2018 Meet: Meeting Room, City West Lotteries House, Delhi Street West Perth. Time: 6.00pm for light refreshments. Talk starts at 6.30pm sharp. How to get there: City West Lotteries House is only 100metres from City West train station on the Fremantle line. Exit to south side of train station onto Delhi […]

  • Guided Walk with Friends of North Ocean Reef – Iluka Foreshore

    Burns Beach Carpark Burns Beach car park (end of Ocean Parade off Burns Beach Road), Australia

    Meet at Burns Beach car park (end of Ocean Parade off Burns Beach Road). Walk: Northern end of Bush Forever 325 between Burns Beach and Iluka. Distance: Approx. 3.7km return ( shorter option for those who would like a lift back from Iluka). All along made walking paths. Highlights: Coastal flora and fauna. Transition from […]

  • Guided Walk with Friends of Hepburn & Pinnaroo Bushland Inc.

    At the entrance gate at the end of O’Leary Road (parking in O’Leary Road) O'Leary Road, Padbury, West Australia

    Meet: at the entrance gate at the end of O’Leary Road (parking in O’Leary Road) How to get there: Mitchell Freeway turn west at Hepburn Avenue, then turn right at Gibson Avenue, then first turn right is O’Leary Road. Note: The Hepburn Woodland Preservation Group (HWPG) was formed in 1988 to advocate and agitate to […]

  • Citizen Science and Black Cockatoos

    City West Lotteries House 2 Delhi Street, West Perth, West Australia, Australia

    Presented by Margaret Owen and Paddy Berry.

  • Annual General Meeting

    City West Lotteries House 2 Delhi Street, West Perth, West Australia, Australia

    Guest speaker: Dr Hugh Finn, Chair of the Board, Environmental Defenders Office Title: “The Invisible Harm: Land Clearing and the Welfare of Our Native Fauna” Hugh puts the view that another reason to avoid clearing and another reason to value native vegetation is the harm that land clearing causes to individual wild animals. Hugh will […]