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 A Significant Tree Register is being established by OFF to protect trees on public land. Unlike many Councils in Sydney, Georges River Council does not have a Significant Tree register for all valuable trees, it only has ones of heritage Read more>> Tree Nominations – Community Input Needed  Our March Meeting 2018 was well attended with 54 members & visitors. Our speaker this month was Richard Wright AM, Emeritus Professor of Anthropology, University of Sydney with the title of his talk being: “What was happening with the Australian climate and environment 10,000 years Read more>> Australian climate and environment 10,000 years ago  In all, thirteen of us plus some extras entered the Barracks via the security check-point on Moore Park Road. It was largely a painless experience passing through the various barriers although several AFP officers were standing Read more>> Victoria Barracks
Read more>> 104 Gungah Bay and Wonoona Parade  Another successful clean up Australia day was held on Sunday 4th March along the shores of Lime Kiln Bay. 27 people, including 6 Guides and their leaders, gave up some of their time to scour the mangrove edges for rubbish. Read more>> Clean up Australia Day 2018  Our first general meeting which featured speaker James Baxter -Gilbert. His enthusiastic talk on the Eastern Water Dragon and their adaptability to a changing urban environment was Read more>> Eastern Water Dragon and their adaptability
Read more>> New Program for 2018  At our AGM our President Graham Lalchere, provided some inspirational words. Our Secretary Liz Cameron gave a good synopsis of the year’s Read more>> Annual General Meeting & 2018 Program
Read more>> Dying tree at 36 Myall Street  The Grey headed Flying Foxes departed the Myles Dunphy camp between 8.05 and about 8.40 today. Several of us were treated to a spectacular display of about 3400 flying foxes making an exit Read more>> Flying Fox Count at Myles Dunphy Reserve
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In early February 2018 residents noticed that the tree on the corner of 104 Gungah Bay Road and Woronora parade appeared to be dying. I seems likely that work carried out in Nov/December 2017 under the road
OFF Field Officer, Graham Fry and Program Officer Matt Allison have put together the program of activities for 2018. There is a mixture of easy excursions and some more demanding walks. Our monthly Monday meetings will feature
On 12 February resident posted on Georges River facebook site that a large Eucalypt in front on 36 Myall Street was dying. A photo taken when the property was sold in August 2017 shows the tree in
Nineteen OFF members and friends stayed at Charlotte Pass for 3 – 7 days in January 2018. It was our third year in Pygmy Possum Lodge, which has stunning views and is convenient for walks on the
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