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Author: Rosemary von Behrens

Treasures of the ACT RegionBooklets for Belconnen; Gungahlin; Majura; Tuggeranong

24 August 2023 Rosemary von Behrens

Conservation Council of the ACT Region Local natural and cultural heritage; beautiful places to visit; useful tips on enjoying outdoor…

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Living Next to Nature: Being a good neighbour to the bush next door

Rosemary von Behrens

Conservation Council of the ACT Region Your local environment and actions you can take to protect it.

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The Waterbug Book: A guide to freshwater macroinvertebrates of temperate Australia

Rosemary von Behrens

J. Gooderham & E. Tsyrlin.CSIRO Publishing Practical tips to find waterbugs, and what they tell about their environment.

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Photographic Guide to Native Plants of the Australian Capital Territory

Rosemary von Behrens

Meredith Cosgrove.Meadow Argus 327 species in 1388 colour photos of whole plants, flowers & fruit.

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Field Guide to the Butterflies of the Australian Capital Territory

Rosemary von Behrens

Suzi Bond with Steve Holliday & John Stein.National Parks Association A comprehensive field guide to the surprisingly diverse range of…

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A Guide to Australian Moths

Rosemary von Behrens

Paul Zborowski & Ted Edwards (Editors).CSIRO Natural history and identifying features of families of the 20,000 moth species in Australia.

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Insects of South‐Eastern Australia: An ecological and behavioural guide

Rosemary von Behrens

Roger Farrow.CSIRO Publishing A unique field guide that uses host plants and behavioural attributes as the starting point for identifying…

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A Geological Guide to Canberra Region and Namadgi National Park

Rosemary von Behrens

D.M. Finlayson.Geological Society of Australia (ACT Division) Our local geology, in photographs, landscapes, maps, diagrams; and a CD of possible…

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Ngunnawal Plant Use: A traditional Aboriginal plant use guide for the ACT region

Rosemary von Behrens

ACT Government Information on native plants of the ACT region and their many Ngunnawal uses: for food, medicine, tools ……

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Reptiles & Frogs of the Australian Capital Territory

Rosemary von Behrens

Ross Bennett.National Parks Association Concise descriptions and superb photography for all 54 reptiles and 15 frog species in the region.

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Jun 29
10:00 am - 1:00 pm

June Outing – Googong Foreshores (Southern End)

Jul 3
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

July Monthly Meeting – Speaker: Shoshana Rapley “Bush Stone-curlews”

Jul 26
9:30 am - 11:30 am

July Outing – Megafauna at the ANBG

Aug 7
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

August Monthly Meeting – Speaker: Jane Roberts “Travelling Stock Reserves and aquatic conservation values”

Sep 4
7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

September Monthly Meeting – Speaker: Ben Keaney “Bogs and Fens in the High Country”

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We wish to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land we are discussing, the Ngunnawal people. We wish to acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region. We would also like to acknowledge and welcome other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who may visit this area.