The Quinns Rock Environmental Group are offering a curatored walk of Neerabup National Park to us as members of Urban Bushland Council. This would not only be a great walk but educational. How many of you have been to Neerabup NP? Not me!
As our population expands so do our suburbs. The northern suburbs have had enormous growth in the last 40 years but should we still be putting main roads through our main green infrastructure? If so how do we preserve the wildlife linkages? As you know our Mosman Park major wildlife linkage connecting the ocean and the river through Buckland Hill has major transport routes (Stirling Highway, Fremantle train line and Curtin Avenue) dissecting it.
Unlike Mosman Park, Neerabup still has many four legged native mammals and many insects.
Let me know if you have registered so some physical distancing transport pooling can occur.
Celebrate with a Guided Walk. Visit Neerabup National Park, a connector for biodiversity in the Northern corridor but under pressure from development
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Dont miss out on this May opportunity! APACE are putting together lots of 20 plants suited for your garden at the low price of $1.75@. They are making the choices of local ground covers to shrubs.
Perhaps you could donate any spares to Friends of Mosman Park Bushland and even help us plant them.
Remember your garden is important as a refuge for local wildlife where you can nurture plants and the birds and insects they attract!
We have our Autumn Ocean to River walk coming up soon! Sunday 22nd March. Meet at 8.45am at Mosman Beach northern most end of the car park. Our group will provide morning tea at Milo Beach on the Swan River.
Join Friends of Mosman Park Bushland for an enjoyable morning to learn about the natural, Aboriginal and European history via the Vlamingh Parklands green corridor.
Dress in walking clothes and shoes suited to the weather. There will be some part on a sandy track. Bring a water bottle! There is a toilet at Buckland Hill or the Caltex service station opposite Victoria Street Train Station.
RSVP as numbers are limited.
Register directly with CUAD
Our Bushland Busy Bee will be cancelled at Minim Cove Park Friday 15th November due to the forecast of 38 degrees.
Join Friends of Mosman Park Bushland at 8.45am at Mosman Beach, opposite Montessori School, northern most carpark, 2 Curtin Avenue, Mosman Park. 2-3 hour walk, bring a water bottle and wear clothes suited to the weather. Find out why it is an a green corridor, what it provided for the first Australians and the European settlers. To view my file, click this link: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmeJniUrOAjKgaAAhs6i3S0LwnYy_Q
Regards
Sue Conlan Friends of Mosman Park Bushland 0419942483
Fancy a morning outdoors with like minded people giving nature a helping hand?
Meet at the south end of the plant island at Mosman Beach past the ghost bike, look for the banner and flag.
While we have been busy working in other patches the weeds are growing through our natives at Mosman Beach. No seed heads yet so perfect timing to be yanking out the weeds. Every little bit helps!
Gloves, tools and morning tea provided! Bring a water bottle! Wear old clothes suited to bush work and the weather, 18 degrees.
A 10 minute walk south along Curtin Avenue from Victoria street station or Stirling Highway.
Join us for a fun morning of planting new seedlings and making new friends at the stunning location of Mt Lyell Park.
All volunteers who help on the day are welcome to join us at the end for a free lunch.
Remember to wear clothing suitable for gardening (including wet weather gear if necessary), including a hat and gloves, apply sunscreen and bring a water bottle.
When: Sunday 30 June 2019, 9.30am - 11.30am Where: Mt Lyell Park - meet at the lookout. Access via Pethyridge Heights or McAllister Rise RSVP: by email to environment@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au or by calling 9384 1633.
