BA 47 working bee this Saturday
Beach Access 47 at the carpark has been neglected in the last few months, so let’s do our weeding session there this Saturday morning. We’ll start at 7 am to Continue Reading …
Category Archives: Marcus Beach foreshore
Native plant of the month
Pultenaea villosa – HAIRY PEA BUSH Pultenaea (pronounced pul-tah-NEE-ah) named after English botanist and surgeon Continue Reading …
Marcus Foreshore October working bee cancelled.
The Marcus Beach foreshore weeding session scheduled for this Saturday morning has to be cancelled because all team leaders are away. We’ll redouble our efforts next month on 9 November. Continue Reading …
Native plant of the month
Philydrum lanuginosum – FROGSMOUTH Philydrum (fill-ee-DRUM) meaning ‘Water Lover’, lanuginosum (lan-ewe-gin-OH-sum) meaning ‘wooly’ Continue Reading …
Update on this Saturday’s working bee
At this stage (Thursday evening) it looks like the fire situation is fairly benign. If things stay that way, I’m intending to turn up at BA 47 to do some Continue Reading …
No Marcus Beach working bee this Saturday?
In view of the fire situation and evacuations, it’s probably best to cancel this Saturday’s weeding session at BA 47. If the situation changes markedly, I’ll put out another update Continue Reading …
Native plant of the month
Abrophyllum ornans/Native Hydrangea (Ab-row-fill-um) from the greek word ‘habros’ gay, phyllon meaning leaf- refers to the large attractive leaves (Or-nans) latin for beautiful- also referring to the leaves. Native Continue Reading …
Weeding at BA 46 on Saturday
Hi All, We will head down to the beautiful swale at Beach Access 46 this Saturday. I spied an Ardisia just north of where we are working that’s going to Continue Reading …
Asparagus Fern Trial Update
Hi All, Paul has been busy in Canada writing up the Second Report of the MBBA Asparagus Fern Removal Trial. Paul, Graham and I did inspections of both sites just Continue Reading …
Weeding at BA 46
Hi All, We will head down to the beautiful swale at Beach Access 46 this Saturday. I spied an Ardisia just north of where we are working that’s going to Continue Reading …