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13 Aug, Tue 9:30AM | Budderoo Track to Gerringong Falls | ||||
Grade:3/6 | Length | 17km | 630m | Southern Highlands Branch | |
David W. | |||||
The walk follows the Budderoo Fire Trail for 6kms to a locked gate on the right. Through the gate is a relatively unused fire trail which deteriorates to a single track leading to Gerringong Creek. Follow the creek along to the falls. Rough track, slippery rocks and unfenced cliff edges. Location: Budderoo NP Map: Robertson 90284N Limit: 15. View |
13 Aug, Tue 10:00AM | Kangaroo Valley Mountain-bike | ||||
Grade:2/6 | Length | 35km | Milton Branch | ||
Leslie R. | |||||
Led by Herbert Frey & Leslie Reddacliff. Ride on cycleways, quiet sealed and gravel roads through scenic Kangaroo Valley following the upper Kangaroo River. Lunch at Flatrock Pool and return same route. View |
13 Aug, Tue 8:50AM | Lane Cove | ||||
Grade:3/6 | Length | 14km | Sydney Branch | ||
Shirley H. | |||||
A circuit walk via Stringybark Creek Reserve, Blackman Park, Lovetts, Burns Bay & Tambourine Bay Reserves. Moderate pace, carry morning tea, lunch & water for the day. At finish at Lane Cove Bus Interchange, buses to Wynyard Lang Park York St or Chatswood Station. Steep sections, rough & rocky bushtracks, possible slippery surfaces, steps. View |
13 Aug, Tue 10:25AM | Murrua Track | ||||
Grade:2/6 | Length | 6km | Sydney Branch | ||
(Jean’s Group) Margaret B. | |||||
Short street walk, then easy bush tracks with ups & downs. Hopefully lovely wildflowers. Bus return to Turramurra, train return to city. Location: Ku-ring-gai Chase NP View |
13 Aug, Tue 9:00AM | Special forum on using eDNA for wildlife detection | ||||
Branch | |||||
General Community Event | |||||
The Ecology Special Interest Section of the EIANZ is convening a one-day forum featuring a series of special presentations about an innovative technology and approach that enables the detection of wildlife in Australia and New Zealand using eDNA. The presentations will cover a wide range of aspects. More information and registration at https://www.eianz.org/events/event/ecology-special-forum-on-using-edna-for-wildlife-detection. View |
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