Wattle walk - Young
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Date:
2 Sep 2017 - 9:00am
Enjoy a leisurely nature walk amongst the wattles, yellow box, red gums and wildflowers found at the Box Gum Grassy Woodland site, a Threatened Ecological Community.
You will learn about wattles and their unique role in the environment – the valuable production benefits gained by planting wattles for livestock, and their importance for wildlife.
- Hear about the history of gold mining and riots at the site from Kevin and Marilyn Stemm - Young Historical Society members
- Enjoy the birdlife including honeyeaters, reed warblers and water birds with Young District Landcare’s Birds Working Group
- Hear about Young District Landcare’s Microbats in the Young District project and view the microbat roosting boxes and revegetation
This event is FREE, and includes morning tea and lunch!
Please RSVP to Mikla Lewis on 0499 199 016 or email young@lachlandcare.org.au
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