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Understorey treasures
While understorey vegetation provides shelter for native wildlife, a shelter belt for humans, food resources for a range of insects and birds, acts as a soil stabiliser and fertiliser, it also delights with its plant diversity and their many beautiful blossoms. These are some of the current smaller beauties.
Love native grasses and want to learn more …
want to be able to distinguish a Enteropogon from a Cymbopogon, an Aristida from Ancistrachne and a Eriochloa from a Bothriochloa and many more species? Then come along to LUCI’s Native Grasses of the Lockyer workshop with Dr Darren Fielder (Redleaf Environmental) on Sunday 20th September. For more details visit LUCI’s website or contact lucatchmentsinc@gmail.com
The tale of “Notchy”, the Donovan Day Moth … by Paul Grimshaw
Ever wondered what some moths do by daylight? Ever thought about being a naturalist in your own backyard? Then Paul Grimshaw’s delightful account of visitations by “Notchy”, the Donovan’s Day Moth will peak your interest on both counts.
What natural assets need priority action in the Lockyer?
Council now has an NRM STRATEGY – the next step is action. Have your say on what needs priority action and what is effective action to ensure “the region’s natural assets are valued and protected”. LUCI can take your views to the next planning meeting on 15th February.
HAVE YOUR SAY…on the natural assets of the Lockyer and how to value and protect them
LVRC’s draft NRM Strategy is now available for public comment, closing date Sunday 1st December 2019. Download a copy of the draft at lockyervalley.engagementhub.com.au
Winning Photo Lockyer in the Wild Nature Photography Competition 2019
Composition, skill, difficulty…this winning photo had it all. Congratulations Jill Robertson. Check out the amazing entries thanks to all photographers Lockyer in the Wild Nature Photography Competition 2019 OPEN Section
Nature Photography Exhibition 2019
Nature photography Exhibition
Come and see how local photographers have captured the beauty, diversity and uniqueness of some of the Lockyer Valley’s amazing native flora, fauna and fungi…Friday 1st November 5:30pm at Stockyard Creek Community Hall. Presentation of prizes…stay on for the Hall community’s monthly barbque. Lockyer in the Wild Photography Exhibition 2019
Lockyer in the Wild Nature Photography Competition 2019
Enter your photos and help promote the native flora, fauna and fungi of the Lockyer… multiple cash prizes to be won. Entries close 14th October, Exhibition 1st November 5:30pm at Stockyard Creek Community Hall. Details at Lockyer in the Wild Photography Competition 2019 ENTRY FORM