Category: Events and visits
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25th November 2017The Walitj Meil Walk Trail Opening
“The Porongurup, which reads like a history book dating back many thousands of years, is a researcher’s dream.” So, here’s a good place to go for a walk through that history book…
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29th September 2016Celebrating restoration success in the Fitz-Stirling region
So great to be out there celebrating the transformations from paddock to growing woodlands at Monjebup (Bush Heritage) and Yarraweyah (privately owned) properties. The whole mob were there hosted by…
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24th September 2016Campout at Bungalbin (Helena and Aurora Range)
Big gathering of good people at Bungalbin (Helena and Aurora Range), all determined to save this jewel from imminent mining.
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03rd September 2016Celebrating in style!
Cape to Cape Catchments Group have just had their annual celebration and supporters night, and what a great night it was. Spectacular surroundings, hospitality and wine for all the guests –…
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30th August 20162016 WA Scientist of the Year
Congratulations to Kingsley Dixon for being named WA’s Scientist of the Year. Incredibly well deserved. We have had the pleasure of working with Kingsley over many years. Amongst his many…
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31st May 2016Release of the ‘Birds of the Great Western Woodlands’ report by BirdLife Australia and The Nature Conservancy
Late May 2016 saw bird enthusiasts and others come together at the University Club, University of Western Australia, to celebrate the release of the ‘Birds of the Great Western Woodlands’…
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26th March 2016What difference do tracks make?
Many thanks Keren Raiter for making time during your Easter break to give Albany folks a rerun of your final PhD presentation on the enigmatic effects of linear infrastructure on the Great Western…
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04th January 2016‘Invisible Country’ – Bill Bunbury’s new book on south-western Australia
‘Invisible Country’ – Bill Bunbury’s new book on south-western Australia, was released last week by UWA Press, and it’s a ripper. To quote the blurb ‘Invisible Country is a reminder…
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18th November 2015A Restoration Dialogue
This week Gondwana Link was represented in a major forum of restoration researchers, practitioners, lawyers and students. Held in Hobart, and hosted by University of Tasmania, the forum was two days…
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