Events & resources
Events
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Publications and links
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Annual Reviews
Our annual Year in Review is a snapshot of the activities undertaken by the Kara Kara CMN each year. It helps us to track our progress against our Strategic Plan 2013-2018 (available below) Year in Review 2018 [pdf] |
Annual Review archive
Year in Review 2017 [pdf] Year in Review 2016 [pdf] Year in Review 2015 [pdf] Year in Review 2014 [pdf] |
Strategic Plan
Kara Kara CMN’s Strategic Plan 2013-2018 [pdf]
Our Strategic Plan outlines the Network’s vision, conservation targets and strategies.
Kara Kara CMN’s Strategic Plan 2013-2018 [pdf]
Our Strategic Plan outlines the Network’s vision, conservation targets and strategies.
Other resources
Silver Banksia Project: Read about the results of Dr Adam Miller's study into the genetic diversity of regional Silver Banksia populations in his paper, Genetic analysis of Banksia marginata from the central region of Victoria [pdf].
Habitat creation/improvement seminars - 2017/2018: If you weren't able to attend our 2017/18 seminar series, don't worry. You can catch up on some of the presentations you missed right here -
1) 'Gardening for Wildlife' seminar:
Research presentation: Dawn's fading chorus - are woodland birds continuing to decline in central Victoria? [pdf]
Part of our Woodland Birds Project, this presentation summarises the results of a study into the status of woodland birds in the Kara Kara CMN's territory.
Fact Sheet: The Common (Indian) Myna - Information on the ecology and control of an invasive bird pest [pdf]
Related to our Common Myna project, the Fact Sheet provides information on the ecology and control of this invasive bird pest.
Fact Sheet: Common Myna trap - guidelines for use [pdf]
are available for community members who have loaned the Kara Kara CMN’s Myna cage trap.
Speaker’s notes: Little things mean a lot! The important ecological roles of lichens & bryophytes [pdf]
by the late Dr Graeme Ambrose. Read Graeme’s fascinating notes on the vast array of lichens and mosses to be found in our native forests.
Fact sheet: Plants of the local region to enhance habitat for revegetation projects [pdf]
A list of suggested native plant species to use in revegetation projects, as compiled by the St Arnaud Field Naturalists Club Inc.
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Silver Banksia Project: Read about the results of Dr Adam Miller's study into the genetic diversity of regional Silver Banksia populations in his paper, Genetic analysis of Banksia marginata from the central region of Victoria [pdf].
Habitat creation/improvement seminars - 2017/2018: If you weren't able to attend our 2017/18 seminar series, don't worry. You can catch up on some of the presentations you missed right here -
1) 'Gardening for Wildlife' seminar:
- Presentation: Check out Cassia Read's talk on 'Wildlife-friendly gardening' [pdf]. You can also download Cassia's brochure via this link - 'Gardens for Wildlife: A gardeners guide'.
- Presentation: Neil Marriott talks about what Australian native plant species are best for attracting wildlife to the home garden in his presentation, 'It's all about the birds and the bees' [pdf].
- Presentation: Jim Radford's talk focussed on 'Bringing wildlife back to the farm (and why this is good for business)' [pdf].
Research presentation: Dawn's fading chorus - are woodland birds continuing to decline in central Victoria? [pdf]
Part of our Woodland Birds Project, this presentation summarises the results of a study into the status of woodland birds in the Kara Kara CMN's territory.
Fact Sheet: The Common (Indian) Myna - Information on the ecology and control of an invasive bird pest [pdf]
Related to our Common Myna project, the Fact Sheet provides information on the ecology and control of this invasive bird pest.
Fact Sheet: Common Myna trap - guidelines for use [pdf]
are available for community members who have loaned the Kara Kara CMN’s Myna cage trap.
Speaker’s notes: Little things mean a lot! The important ecological roles of lichens & bryophytes [pdf]
by the late Dr Graeme Ambrose. Read Graeme’s fascinating notes on the vast array of lichens and mosses to be found in our native forests.
Fact sheet: Plants of the local region to enhance habitat for revegetation projects [pdf]
A list of suggested native plant species to use in revegetation projects, as compiled by the St Arnaud Field Naturalists Club Inc.
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Page last updated: 3/12/2018
