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The information shown here has been provided by the Groups mentioned. If any of the details listed below are incorrect, or you would like to have the name and details of other groups listed here, please contact the Board on 8273 9100.
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| Aldgate Valley Landcare Group |
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Contact Person |
David Mussared |
Phone: 8388 5608 |
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Website |
http://www.communitywebs.org/BandicootValley/ |
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Number of Members |
40 |
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Meeting Day |
First and third Sunday of every month |
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Meeting Location |
1st Sunday of each month: Stirling Cemetery Bush
3rd Sunday of each month: The Aldgate Valley Reserve |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Conserving our local population of the nationally endangered Southern Brown Bandicoot (along with many other native plants and animals)
• Encouraging bushland to regenerate in more degraded areas
• Large-scale planting of local species (from locally collected seed)
• Weeding and planting |
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Funding Sources |
Central Hills Green Web & Paddy Pallin (plus in kind support from Adelaide Hills Council, Youth Conservation Corps, Warrawong Sanctuary, Green Corps and Aldgate Primary School |
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Newsletter |
Subscribe to the free Valley of the Bandicoots email discussion list by sending a blank email to vobupdate-subscribe@emailmedia.com.au |
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| Aldinga Bay CoastCare Group |
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Contact Person |
Peter Laffan |
Phone: 8556 3915
impe@internode.on.net
PO Box 1221
Aldinga Beach 5173 |
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Contact Person |
Giles Walkley |
Phone: 8556 3915 |
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Website |
http://www.onkaparinga.sa.gov.au/services/doc-aldinga_bay_coastcare.html |
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Number of Members |
35 |
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Meeting Day |
4th Wednesday of the Month at 7.30pm |
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Meeting Location |
To be advised |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
Conservation of hooded plovers
Lobbying for increased restrictions of vehicle access.
Promotion of the greater Aldinga Conservation Zone incorporating Aldinga Scrub, Aldinga Washpool and Aldinga Bay Coast and Marine areas.
Support to Reefwatch Intertidal Monitoring
Conducting Beach Explorers education sessions
Attempting to stop pollution of the Gulf at Maslin Beach
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Success Stories |
Implementation by Onkaparinga Council of a permanent car free zone.
Council commissioning of Flinders Coast and Catchment Research Centre's studies on the ecological; social and economic impacts of vehicle access.
Raising awareness in the local community of the ecological riches of the coast and marine habitats, providing a voice for local concerns.
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Project Officer Support |
Rural solutions Coast Care facilitators, AMLR NRM Board facilitator, Landcare facilitator and CCSA facilitator. |
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Beaumont Rd Council Reserve
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Contact Person |
Joe Demasi |
Phone: 8388 1348
PO Verdun SA 5245 |
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Website |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
Last Sunday of the month (Excepting Dec)
10am to 12 noon. |
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Meeting Location |
Council reserve - Grivell Rd, Beaumont Rd and Ambulance Rd, Verdun |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
Rehabilitation and revegetation of a council roadside reserve and roadside vegetation |
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Funding Source |
Assistance from the Adelaide Hills Council and the Aldgate Primary School Nursery |
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Biggs Flat / Echunga Landcare Group
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Contact Person |
Mike Rigby |
Phone: 8388 8585
PO Box 387
Echunga SA 5153
Email: rigbys@senet.com.au |
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Website |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
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Candlebark Reserve Group
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Contact Person |
Graham Jones |
Phone: 8339 3168
Email: glkjones@bigpond.com.au |
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Website |
http://www.ahc.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=263 |
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Number of Members |
5 |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
4 Dalton Ave, Aldgate |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
Reserve has grassed section with few exotic trees, activities restricted to mowing. In native section, there has been need to remove many exotic weeds such as gorse, broom, watsonia and Portuguese Erica. Most of these have been removed or poisoned and there is only a need for occasional spot spraying. |
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Success Stories |
Germination of native indigenous species is heavy and consistent. Thick development of black woods, candle bark gums and other assorted species. |
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Project Officer Support |
Glenn Williams, Adelaide Hills Council |
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Challenges |
Occasional visits from hoons in motor vehicles. |
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Newsletter |
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Central Hills Green Web
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Contact Person |
Mark Fagan |
Phone: 8339 4644 / 0411 713 343
Address: Woorabinda Environment Centre
Stirling SA 5152
Email: mark@greenweb.org.au |
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Website |
http://www.ahc.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=263 |
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Number of Members |
Partnership of local community groups |
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Meeting Day |
Varies |
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Meeting Location |
Woorabinda Environment Centre, Stirling |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• The Green Web is a partnership between a number of environmental groups in the Stirling, Bridgewater and Mylor areas, and associated agencies.
• The Green Web is working in a collaborative way to link up and expand fragments of precious native bush which are still remaining in the area.
• The Green Web will create a network of linked conservation areas on both public and private land on a scale large enough to make a real difference. This will have benefits for local native flora and fauna (including rare endangered species), and better water quality. |
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Success Stories |
The Green Web is currently working on a project to protect and rehabilitate around 160ha of important remnant vegetation. |
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Funding Sources |
Investment Strategy, Urban Forest Biodiversity Program, the AMLR NRM BOARD, in kind support from Adelaide Hills Council |
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Project Officer Support |
Mark Fagan |
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Newsletter |
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Deanery Community Landcare Group
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Contact Person |
David Doherty |
Phone: 8339 3237
Email: ddoherty@arburypark.sa.edu.au |
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Website |
http://www.mlrcp.sa.gov.au/central.html |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
The Deanery Community Landcare Group formed in 1994 in an effort to coordinate rehabilitation work on a section of Cox Creek and adjacent high value bushland near Bridgewater in the Adelaide Hills. The group’s main priorities were to:
- Remove exotic willows from the creek banks and to propagate and plant indigenous riparian plants in their place
- Remove substantial woody weeds from neighboring bushland know locally as Goat Hill and Appy Gully
- Ensure long term planning, coordination and sustainability of the project site
- Educate the local and extended community about a range of issues and practices associated with Landcare and Bushcare. The project site incorporates a popular section of the Heysen Trail, and a portion of Arbury Park Outdoor School, a statewide environmental educational service catering for several thousand students each year. Its accessibility and level of exposure to the public make this project site an ideal opportunity to showcase an integrated, partnership approach to restorative land management.
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Success Stories |
• Removal of woody acacia from Goat Hill Bushcare Reserve
• Watercourse and riparian zone rehabilitation, principally willow removal from Cox Creek
• Cox Creek Bushland Regeneration Project – extending the existing Bushcare project and providing extensive educational signage |
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Funding Sources |
National Heritage Trust, Community Grants |
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Newsletter |
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Friends of Aldinga Scrub
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Contact Person |
Helen McSkimming |
Phone: 8556 3166
Address: PO Box 33
Aldinga Beach 5173 SA
Email: helenmcs@ozemail.com.au |
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Website |
http://www.angelfire.com/journal/aldingascrub/index.xml |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Spraying bridal creeper
• Handweeding veldt grass, boneseed and other woody weeds
• Annual propagation and planting program
• Monthly meetings with guest speakers on topical issues
• Education (community groups and schools)
• Self-guided walk ‘Coral Lichen Circuit’ |
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Success Stories |
• Revegetation of northern boundary of ASCP adjacent to new housing developments
• Establishment of flood mitigation wetland
• Ongoing control of weeds |
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Funding Sources |
NHT, City of Onkaparinga, UFBP, Friends grants, Volunteers grants |
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Project Officer Support |
Support from officers of funding bodies and NPWSA |
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Newsletter |
Published every 2 months |
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Friends of Coppins Bush
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Contact Person |
Rob Burford |
Phone: 8391 0355
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Contact Person |
Greg Sarre |
Phone: 0438 881 350 |
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Website |
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Number of Members |
7 |
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Meeting Day |
Sporadic |
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Meeting Location |
Littlehampton Primary School |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Have had a professional flora survey of bush conducted a few years ago as a basis for continuing management and weed control.
• Currently have initiated a professional fauna survey to compliment the flora survey. This will be presented at a public information night at a later date. |
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Success Stories |
• Small band of volunteers have maintained the essential integrity of the bushland.
• Bird awareness evening held 2 years ago with good support.
• Council support has been helpful.
• Littlehampton Primary School is active in its support role and the Coppins Bush Reserve is seen and used as a valuable resource as part of the schools vibrant environmental program. |
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Funding Sources |
Some sponsorship and council grants |
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Challenges |
• Weed infestation
• Surrounded by increasing urban infill
• Apathy
• Recreational users with trail and mountain bikes |
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Newsletter |
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Friends of Grasby Memorial Park
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Contact Person |
Mick Delany |
Phone: 8388 4707
Address: PO Box 344
Balhannah SA 5242 |
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Website |
http://www.ahc.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=245 |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
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Newsletter |
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Friends of Hallett Cove Conservation Park
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Contact Person |
Penny Rendle |
Phone: 8381 8029
Email: fitzren@chariot.net.au |
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Website |
www.hallettcoveconservationpark.org |
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Number of Members |
10 |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
Southern Beach car park entrance |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Geological and environment education
• Revegetation and weed control within the conservation park boundary
• Care for the stretch of Waterfall Creek within the park boundary |
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Success Stories |
Ongoing progress towards our goals |
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Funding Sources |
Council, state and federal governments |
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Project Officer Support |
NRM, DEH |
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Challenges |
• Weeds
• Dog owners
• Bike riders
• Graffiti and general vandalism
• Small volunteer group |
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Newsletter |
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Friends of Kenneth Stirling
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Contact Person |
Gill Knott |
Phone: 8370 8834
Address: PO Box 61
Bridgewater SA 5155
Email: lewesdon@bigpond.com.au |
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Website |
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Number of Members |
40 |
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Meeting Day |
2nd Saturday and 4th Monday of the month |
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Meeting Location |
Saturdays - Forest Range Hall
Mondays - vary |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Improvement and maintenance of habitat in Kenneth Stirling Conservation Park |
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Success Stories |
• Removal and repression of blackberry and broom in the park |
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Funding Sources |
Federal, state and DEH grants |
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Newsletter |
Occasional |
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Friends of the Little Corella Group
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Contact Person |
Maree Smith |
Phone: 0401 627 266
Address: PO Box 2011
Hackham SA 5163
Email: sbrown@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au |
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Contact Person |
John Bowman |
Phone: 8327 0214 |
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Website |
http://www.communitywebs.org/FriendsLittleCorella |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Stop the shooting of Little Corellas.
• Encourage sustainable management strategies to protect crops, move birds from townships and disperse their numbers over a wider area while respecting their needs.
• Research the Little Corella distribution, range, numbers, habitat, age span and breeding and feeding patterns to determine real status of "abundance" and needs.
• Encourage planting of suitable tree species in Onkaparinga and Alexandrina wards, to replace habitat loss due to land clearing, and support the Little Corella as one of our state's Native fauna.
• Promote the Little Corellas as an asset to eco-tourism on the Fleurieu Peninsula and other areas of South Australia.
• Educate the public on Little Corella behaviours and habitat needs and dispel the myths.
• Encourage the perception that our birds and animals are unique and valuable assets in an ecosystem in which we as humans - are only one part. We do not need to exclude other species of wildlife.
• Change Legislation relating to the protection of native birds. All Native fauna should be protected. "Abundance" is a relative term. Land clearance for farming and housing are the major causes of loss of habitat for native species and coupled with shooting, can lead to an abundant species become threatened or endangered! |
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Newsletter |
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Friends of Living Christie Creek
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Contact Person |
Rex Manson |
Phone: 0410 642 916
Address: PO Box 263
Christies Beach SA 5165
Email: folcc44@hotmail.com |
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Website |
http://christiecreek.fcpages.com/ |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• FO(L)CC have been concerned for 10 years that there seems to be a problem with the silt load discharging out into the Gulf into the vicinity of Christie Beach and the Port Noarlunga Aquatic reserve system. The urban development in the Christie Creek catchment has not abated so there can be an expected increase in the base flow that will increase the current erosion.
• Observe the mechanisms put in place to protect a local watercourse
• The Port Noarlunga Aquatic reserve is in very close proximity to an urbanised catchment named Christie Creek. Which in turn is depositing very large amounts of silt into the marine environment.
• We had the first water Catchment plan in South Australia (prepared by BC Tonkin 1995)
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Success Stories |
• The Port Noarlunga Aquatic reserve is in very close proximity to an urbanised catchment named Christie Creek. Which in turn is depositing very large amounts of silt into the marine environment.
• We had the first water Catchment plan in South Australia (prepared by BC Tonkin 1995) |
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Challenges |
We feel that through a combination of circumstances that Transport SA has not full filled its duty of care in relation to the Water Resources Act. It has not left the watercourse in good condition. |
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Newsletter |
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| Friends of the Lower Field River |
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Contact Person |
David Greenhough |
(08) 8387 6227
Email: fieldriver@tripos.com.au |
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Website |
http://www.fieldriver.org |
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Number of Members |
45 |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
Revegetation and rehabilitation of the Lower Field River and environs
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Funding |
City of Marion, NRM, Volunteer Small Equipment garnt |
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Newsletter |
http://www.fieldriver.org/news.php
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| Friends of Mark Oliphant Conservation Park |
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Contact Person |
Shirley Benlow |
Phone: 8339 2218
Address: PO Box 1
Stirling SA 5152
Email: benlows@picknowl.com.au |
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Website |
http://users.esc.net.au/~slp/mocp.htm |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Mark Oliphant Conservation Park contains a large area of bushland in the Adelaide Hills. The Park has a recreation zone and a 170 hectare conservation zone. Entrance to the park is from Scott Creek Road, between Heathfield and Scott Creek.
• The Park is home to the rare southern brown bandicoot and yellow-footed antechinus. The forest canopy is mostly messmate stringybark (Eucalyptus obliqua) and brown stringybark (E. baxteri). The understory is diverse, but severe bushfires in 1980 and 1995 have affected the flora. Weeds are the main threat to the Park's flora diversity |
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Newsletter |
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Friends of Moana Sands
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Contact Person |
Alex McLeod |
Phone: 8327 0925
email: mclan@iprimus.com.au |
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Contact Person |
John Edmeades |
Phone: 8556 4385
Address: PO Box 106
Seaford SA 5169 |
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Website |
http://www.onkaparinga.sa.gov.au/services/doc-friends_of_moana_sands.html |
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Number of Members |
12 |
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Meeting Day |
2nd Monday 9 – 12; last Sunday 1 – 4pm |
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Meeting Location |
On site |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
Strategic vegetation management:-
• Eradication/control of major pest weeds (Olive, boneseed, pampas, bamboo, acacias,,,etc
• Control of minor pest weeds (veldt grass. Pyp grass, gazanea, Tea Tree…)
• Park mainenance
• Stabilisation of sand dunes,
• Erosion control
• Pest animal control
• Propagation and Planting replacement endemic species |
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Success Stories |
• Eradication of the dominant weed plant- mature boneseed
• Major impact on olives & pamapas, veldt grass, thereby enabling grass, groundcovers & shrubs to come back |
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Funding Sources |
NHT & Friends Grants |
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Project Officer Support |
Some from Penny Atkinson, Sarah Bignell |
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Challenges |
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Newsletter |
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| Friends of Mount George Conservation Park |
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Contact Person |
Lorraine White |
Phone: 8339 2679
Email: dre@adam.com.au |
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Website |
http://www.parks.sa.gov.au/parks/friends/groups/mt_george/index.htm |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
The Friends of Mount George Conservation Park are a group of volunteers actively assisting the Department for Environment and Heritage to protect the natural features of Mount George Conservation Park. Activities include:
- Weed control (cutting and swabbing, spraying, slashing)
- Seed collection
- Growing of plants (both for the park and nearby properties)
- Planting out
- Plant identification
- Walking trail construction and maintenance
- Historical research
- Fund raising
- Maintenance of records (species lists, scrap books, photographic documentation, working bees). |
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Newsletter |
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Friends of Mylor Conservation Park
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Contact Person |
Pip Burnett |
Phone: 8388 5666
Address: PO Box 161
Stirling SA 5152 |
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Website |
http://www.ahc.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=291 |
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Number of Members |
8 |
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Meeting Day |
2nd Sunday of each month |
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Meeting Location |
Youth Hostel, Whitehead Road, Stirling |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
Protecting pristine natural bush |
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Funding Sources |
Occasional government grants |
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Newsletter |
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Friends of Nurrutti Reserve
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Contact Person |
Phil McNamara |
Phone: 8212 1133
Address: c/- National Trust |
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Website |
http://www.ahc.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=270 |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
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Newsletter |
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Friends of O’Halloran Hill Recreation Park
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Contact Person |
Donald Webster |
Phone: 8270 3209
Address: PO Box 158
Oaklands Park SA 5046
E mail: dweb@picknowl.com.au |
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Website |
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Number of Members |
25 |
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Meeting Day |
2nd Monday of each month (please verify first) |
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Meeting Location |
Seaview Downs Primary School, Russ St, Seaview Downs |
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Work Schedule |
Every Tuesday starting at 9am
Every Saturday starting at 9am (April to November) |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Revegetating with the help of students from Seaview Downs Primary School
• Eradication of feral weeds (olives, boxthorn, artichoke and others) |
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Success Stories |
• Revegetation of native species over many years has enhanced appearance of park
• Ferel weed eradication is showing progress |
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Funding Sources |
Grants from various sources |
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Newsletter |
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Friends of Old Government House
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Contact Person |
Annette McLean |
Phone: 8370 1080 / 0419 800 854
Address: PO Box 218
Upper Sturt SA 5156
Email: AnnetteMcLean1@aol.com |
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Website |
http://www.communitywebs.org/FriendsOldGovernmentHouse/default.htm |
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Number of Members |
70 |
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Meeting Day |
Held monthly (no specific day) |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• The Friends of Old Government House are an active group of volunteers from a wide range of backgrounds with a common interest in preserving Old Government House.
• The group enjoys a varied and much enjoyed social programme which all members are welcome to participate in. One of the most popular activities on the social programme is the Christmas Brunch.
• Volunteers Working for Conservation of Built and Cultural Heritage |
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Success Stories |
Continual Conservation of Old Government House and Grounds |
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Funding Sources |
Government Grants and Donations |
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Newsletter |
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| Friends of Onkaparinga Park |
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Contact Person |
Andy McKinnon |
Phone: 8386 2393
Email: mackins@picknowl.com.au |
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Website |
http://www.communitywebs.org/OnkaparingaParks/ |
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Number of Members |
135 |
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Meeting Day |
1st Tuesday of the month except January |
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Meeting Location |
Old Noarlunga Institute, Patapinda Road, Old Noarlunga |
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Work Schedule |
Working bees held every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday morning. |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
Revegetation & targeted pest plant control in riparian zone of Onkaparinga Park”. This is our current project under the AMLR NRM investment strategy. This project targets a site along the Onkaparinga River to the south east of the old meat works.
• “Threat abatement to protect biodiversity in Onkaparinga River National Park”. This is a current & ongoing Envirofund project to control needle grasses in the Bakers Gully area of the park.
• “Tunnel erosion control at Sundews”. Recently completed project funded by an environmental grant from The City of Onkaparinga.
• “Redevelopment of Sundews Lookout”. Recently completed project funded by a Friends grant from the Department for Environment & Heritage. |
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Success Stories |
• 20 years of reducing the weed menace & revegetating various sites throughout the park. (Tube stock & direct seeding)
• The successful planning & funding of the “new” swing bridge at Old Noarlunga. Opened in 1994.
• Picnic tables funded, constructed & installed by The Friends of Onkaparinga Park.
• Walking trails constructed & maintained by Friends of Onkaparinga Park Signs and totem costs met by Friends of Onkaparinga Park. |
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Funding Sources |
Grants from DEH, Envirofund, City of Onkaparinga, AMLR NRM Board |
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Project Officer Support |
Nil |
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Newsletter |
“Onkaparinga Parkwatch” published monthly. Available from website. |
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Friends of Port Willunga
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Contact Person |
Christo Reid |
Phone: 0414 481117
Address: PO Box 1138
Aldinga Beach SA 5173
Email: reidohlsson@adelaide.on.net |
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Contact Person |
Stephanie Johnston |
Phone: 0400738844
Email: stephanie@wakefieldpress.com.au |
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Website |
http://www.portwillunga.com |
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Number of Members |
300 |
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Meeting Day |
First Tuesday of the month |
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Meeting Location |
13 Port Road, Port WIllunga at 7:30pm |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• The Friends of Port Willunga is a residents’ Association with the specific aim of preserving and maintaining the unique character of Port Willunga. Full membership is open to all residents and property owners of Port Willunga, and others who have an interest in and support the objectives of the Association. Membership is open to and encouraged from, all those over the age of 18 – active participation in the Association from as many as possible will ensure a sound representation of the local community. (Port Willunga is here defined as the area bounded by the coastline, Tuit Road, Bowering Hill Road and Quinliven Road.)
• All members receive a newsletter twice a year, and regular communications to help keep them informed of any community issues as these may develop.
• The aim of the Association is to preserve and maintain the unique character of Port Willunga. To this end, the group seeks to establish a constructive and effective working relationship with the City of Onkaparinga, the State Government and other relevant bodies. The Association feels that these objectives can best be achieved by being included in the formative stages of planning.
• The group provides a forum for residents’ issues to be raised with the City of Onkaparinga and seeks to be a democratic voice for the residents of Port Willunga. It is the Association’s intention to have a constructive and significant role in the planning and development of the area, as undertaken by the Council. |
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Success Stories |
• The Port Willunga Foreshore plan (the subject of discussion with the City of Onkaparinga since October 2003);
• Revegetation of the site of the former Port Willunga Caravan Park site and nearby estuary
• Preservation of the character of the Port WIllunga and Aldinga Historic Townships in accordance with the Principles and Guidelines of the Historic Township Zone
• Creation of as masterplan for development of remaining LMC land in the Aldinga area
• Preservation of the character of the beach.
• Protection of the coastal environment of Port Willunga. |
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Funding Sources |
Membership fees, donations and fundraisers |
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Newsletter |
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| Friends of Scott Creek Conservation Park |
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Contact Person |
Don Reid |
Phone: 8388 2123
Address: RMB 691
Cherry Gardens SA 5157
Email: minhist@triplei.net.au
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Contact Person |
John Thompson |
Phone: 8388 2387
Email: almanda@bigpond.com |
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Website |
http://homepages.picknowl.com.au/peters/introduction.htm |
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Number of Members |
Approx 50 |
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Meeting Day |
2nd Thursday of the month |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Since our foundation in September 1990, we have planted several thousand trees - all indigenous to the area, removed miles of rusty old fencing, and waged a dedicated campaign against a variety of weeds, most notably: Broom, Gorse, Bone-seed, South African Daisy, Erica, Olives, Blackberry and the weed orchid Monodenia bracteata.
• Restoration of blackberry infested creeklines has also occupied much of our time. Several creek lines are in various stages of rehabilitation. They still contain vestiges of their original species and the natural regeneration of long dormant seed has been interesting to observe.
• Under the guidance of our patron, noted botanist Enid Robertson, we have followed the "Bradley principle" of working on the good areas of bush first, and keeping them free from weeds. We then gradually work out to the more degraded areas. |
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| Friends of Stirling Linear Park |
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Contact Person |
David Ragless |
Phone: 8339 1038
Email: slp@esc.net.au |
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Website |
http://users.esc.net.au/~slp/ |
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Number of Members |
130 |
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Meeting Day |
Working bees – 3rd Sunday 10am; Committee – 3rd Tuesday of month 7.30 pm |
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Meeting Location |
Working Bees – rotates; Committee – Woorabinda, Woorabinda Drive, Stirling |
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Work Schedule |
Monthly 10-12 – rotating location. See working bee calendar on the website. Other work done on an ad hoc basis. |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Bush care, revegetation, seed collecting, surveys, education, displays |
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Success Stories |
• Bandicoots live in three of the four park areas, including in a revegetated area.
• Good bush care results happening in significant parts of the park. |
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Funding Sources |
Membership, donations, community and environmental funding |
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Newsletter |
4 per year |
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Friends of Thalassa Park
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Contact Person |
Daryl Sowerby |
Phone: 8384 0666
Address: c/- Manager
Parks & Reserves Section
City of Onkaparinga
PO Box 1
Noarlunga Centre SA 5168 |
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Contact Person |
Bob and Pam Kluver |
Phone: 8370 7586 |
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Website |
http://www.onkaparingacity.com/services/doc-friends_of_thalassa_park.html |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Working with the Council to assist with the parks maintenance and development |
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Newsletter |
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Friends of Willunga Basin
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Contact Person |
Chris Davies |
Phone: 8556 2353
Address: PO Box 710
Willunga SA 5172
Email: friendsofwillungabasin@hotmail.com |
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Contact Person |
David Gill |
Phone: 8556 2289 |
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Website |
http://www.onkaparingacity.com/services/doc-friends_of_the_willunga_basin.html |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
2nd Tuesday of the month at 7:30pm |
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Meeting Location |
Willunga Natural Resources Centre, High St, Willunga |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Aims to retain natural character, rural landscapes and heritage assets of Willunga Basin
• Promotes planning initiatives which reinforce agricultural and related industries as the primary land use in Willunga Basin, maintain the southern Urban Growth Boundary and facilitate a culture of "niche" housing development in the coastal zone, west of Main South Rd
• Promotes restoration of damaged environments in Willunga Basin |
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| Hackham Creek Minders |
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Contact Person |
Louise Lucktaylor
and Natalie Ongley |
Phone: 8326 6396
Email: hackhamcreekminders@yahoo.com |
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Website |
http://au.geocities.com/hackhamcreekminders/homepage.html |
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Number of Members |
5 |
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Meeting Day |
Last Sunday of the Month |
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Meeting Location |
Hackham West Primary School Grounds, Melsetter Road, Hackham |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Removing exotic (weed) plant species.
• Revegetation with native species.
• Environmental education projects.
• Installation interpretive structures and materials to aid environmental education. |
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Success Stories |
• We have planted over 2500 trees in Stage 1, 2 & 3 over the past 3 years with help from the school kids of Hackham South Primary School.
• Successfully rallied the Onkaparinga Council for a Trash Rack to stop rubbish flooding down stream from the other side of Melsetter Roadway.
• Successfully rallied the Onkaparinga Council for a Green Waste Removal Bin, which is being provided shortly, to assist us with disposal of weeds, and exotic grasses etc.
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Funding Sources |
We have just received small donation from the Open Market Committee of the Beach Road Sunday Market to assist in the purchase of resources to assist in the maintenance of the Hackham Creek project. These funds will help purchase fertiliser, bin bags, and some much needed equipment to assist volunteers in their activities.
We are also assisted by the Aberfoyle Park Office of the Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board’s Catchment Care Office who provide the materials and training necessary for the school to become involved in the project by propagating the local native plants we will need for revegetation.
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Project Officer Support |
Aberfoyle Park Office of the Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board Catchment Care Officer, Carolyn Woods, on 8374 6000 |
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Hahndorf Landcare Group
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Contact Person |
Hahndorf Landcare |
Lucy Radbone
Phone: 8388 1095 |
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Website |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• The Hahndorf Landcare Group commenced work at the Karl Nitschke reserve on Hahndorf Creek in 1994 as part of an agreement with Mount Barker Council. The council was proposing to bituminise a carpark adjacent to the reserve and creek. This proposal concerned group members as they believed runoff from the planned carpark would enter and pollute nearby Hahndorf Creek.
• The group persuaded the council to use an unsealed carpark and agreed to assist the council in maintaining the reserve. At the time, the site was infested with exotic trees as well as woody and herbaceous weeds. Since 1995, the group has steadily removed these pest plants, and worked to replace them with local native species which they propagate themselves.
• In 2001 the group joined the Catchment Care Program and received a grant to boost their propagation efforts and to engage a contractor to remove some exotic trees. The Karl Nitschke reserve is now a fine example of a well executed riparian restoration in progress. There will be several more years of weed control and revegetation to come, but already the site is looking great.
• The Hahndorf Landcare group has also been a keen participant of Waterwatch for some years. In fact they are so enthusiastic about water monitoring that they have purchased their own testing equipment to enable them to monitor water quality at their site. |
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Inverbrackie & Mitchell Creek Catchment Group
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Contact Person |
Margeret Hallen |
Phone: 8389 7971
Address: PO Box 34
Woodside SA 5244 |
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Website |
http://www.ahc.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=274 |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Johnson Memorial Park Committee
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Contact Person |
Jo French (Secretary) |
Phone: 0409 808 597
Address: PO Box 1180
Balhannah SA 5242 |
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Website |
http://www.ahc.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=275 |
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Number of Members |
14 |
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Meeting Day |
Bi-monthly meetings. AGM’s in August |
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Meeting Location |
Balhannah CFS |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Volunteers who oversee the facilities available at the Johnson Memorial Park
• Working with the sporting clubs and Adelaide Hills Council to maintain the publicly owned areas |
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Success Stories |
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Funding Sources |
Adelaide Hills Council |
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Newsletter |
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Kangarilla Landcare Group
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Maslin Beach Community Association
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Contact Person |
Emma Boss |
Phone: 8386 2723
Email: mbca@maslin-beach.com |
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Contact Person |
Klaus Schepp |
Phone: 8327 2424 |
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Website |
http://www.maslin-beach.com/ |
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Number of Members |
100 |
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Meeting Day |
Wednesday evenings at 7:15pm every 6 weeks |
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Meeting Location |
Maslin Beach Community Hall |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
Several sites around Maslin Beach including dunes and recently rehabilitated old quarry site. |
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Success Stories |
Ongoing, including 2 corner entrances to Maslin Beach. |
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Funding Sources |
Own and some council grants. |
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Newsletter |
Maslin News |
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Moana & Seaford Community Association
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Mount Lofty Ranges Catchment Centre
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Contact Person |
Ann Prescott |
Phone: 8391 7500
Email: prescott.ann@saugov.sa.gov.au |
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Website |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Work Schedule |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
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| Mylor Parklands Bushcare Group |
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Contact Person |
Rose Perry |
Phone: 8388 5241 |
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Contact Person |
Joslyn van der Moolen |
Phone: 8388 5667 / 0439 472 921
Email: joslyn@senet.com.au |
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Website |
http://www.communitywebs.org/MylorParklands/home.htm |
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Number of Members |
22 |
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Meeting Day |
Saturday |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Raise public awareness of the parkland's status
• Promote bushcare in the community
• Liaise with local community and friends groups
• Respond to council queries concerning community needs in the parklands
• Liaise with the council on the management of the parklands particularly weed control
• Slashing, fire hazard reduction and environmental policy development
• Work with the Mylor Primary School children to encourage bushcare awareness
• Working Bees monthly in the Mylor Parklands and Camp Gooden Reserve that surround the Mylor township. |
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Success Stories |
A combination of volunteer based working bees, agency work ie council, APCB, OCWMB and ATCV and grant funded contractors has seen a major reduction in weeds and associated fuel load in the Parklands since the MPBG formed in 1994. |
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Funding Sources |
Natural Heritage Trust
DEH Heritage Trust Funding
Central Hills Green Web |
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Project Officer Support |
Mark Fagan, Central Hills Green Web |
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Challenges |
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Newsletter |
Regular emails to members plus website ie plant list etc |
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Myponga Beach Management Group
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Contact Person |
Linda Stacey |
Address: PO Box 12
Yankalilla SA 5203 |
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Website |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
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Newsletter |
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| Newsprings Landcare Group |
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Contact Person |
Kate Leckie |
Phone: 0418 844 240
Address: PO Box 24
Mount Torrens SA 5244
Email: newspringslg@hotmail.com |
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Website |
http://www.communitywebs.org/NewSpringsLandcare/ |
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Number of Members |
40 |
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Meeting Day |
Every second month |
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Meeting Location |
Springhead School |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
“Our vision is to provide leadership within the Charleston sub-catchment for the attainment of an integrated approach to the sustainable management of the landscape forming the defined area.”
The primary aim of the Group was to
• address the continuing degradation of the local creeks as a result of lack of native vegetation, exotic plant invasion and ongoing stock access.
• to protect what remnant vegetation that remains, buffer existing remnant vegetation through targeted revegetation, link remnants by revegetation corridors to create “stepping stones”, and to manage and protect threatened habitats.
The NSLCG has identified the need for a more strategic approach, to include a focus on a whole of landscape approach, sustainable agriculture and best practice farming. This will strengthen and encourage a collaborative approach between existing landowners and engage new landowners in sustainable agricultural practices.
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Success Stories |
Riparian areas
• 7kms fencing
• total area approx. 8 hectares
• 6 hectare woody weed control
• 36,000 native provenance seedlings planted (lower, middle and upper storey)
Biodiversity areas
• 3.4km fencing
• total area approx. 14 hectares
• 3 hectares woody weed control
• 5,500 seedlings planted (remnant vegetation buffers) (lower, middle and upper storey)
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Funding Sources |
Environfund, National Landcare, Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges NRM funding |
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Newsletter |
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Noarlunga Hills Landcare
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Noarlunga Trees for Life
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Contact Person |
Rose Beager |
Phone: 8326 3689 |
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Contact Person |
Graham Greaves |
Phone: 8386 1018
Email: ggreaves@adam.com.au |
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Website |
http://www.onkaparinga.sa.gov.au/services/doc-trees_for_life_-_noarlunga.html |
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Number of Members |
1st Thursday of the month at 7.45pm |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
Elizabeth House Over 50's Community Centre, 112 Elizabeth Rd, Christie Downs |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Collect seeds and grow native trees, shrubs and groundcovers
• Assist with Bushcare and Coastcare |
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Newsletter |
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| Northern Bremer Catchment Group Inc |
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Contact Person |
Jan Squire (Secretary) |
Phone: 8538 7009
Address: PO Box 221
Woodside SA 5244
Email: jan@jansquire.com |
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Website |
http://www.communitywebs.org/NthBremerCatchment/default.htm |
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Number of Members |
about 15 |
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Meeting Day |
Usually three times a year, in February, May and September |
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Meeting Location |
At members homes or in Harrogate |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
We aim to create and raise awareness of local environmental issues. We try to balance natural resource issues with the needs of the community and the needs of individual property owners. |
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Success Stories |
• Instrumental in having a Council reserve in Harrogate listed as a Bush Care site.
• Detailed digital photo record of the Bremer River from the Harrogate township upstream to near the headwaters. This will become useful when we attempt to duplicate the photos in five to ten years time.
• Survey done in 1998 of much of the Northern Bremer and its main tributaries assessing for Stream Condition. Repeated in 2003. |
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Funding Sources |
Nil |
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Project Officer Support |
On-ground work projects and funding support are referred to the Bremer Barker Catchment Group for their support and management |
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Newsletter |
No.
We contribute a 1 page article to every issue of the Harrogate newsletter, produced every two / three months.
We also have an irregular Email list for the latest news. Email Jan to be added to the list. |
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Piccadilly Valley Landcare Group
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Contact Person |
Val Bonython |
Phone: 8390 3016
Address: c/- V Bonython
Post Office
Summertown SA 5141
Email: valbony@bigpond.net.au |
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Website |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Port Willunga Landcare
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Contact Person |
Margaret Johnson |
Phone: 8557 7926 / 0401 281 994 |
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Website |
http://www.onkaparinga.sa.gov.au/services/doc-port_willunga_landcare_inc.html |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
1st and 3rd Sunday of the month from 10am |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Identify and address water and land degradation problems in the Willunga Creek catchment area
• Projects: re-vegetation, footpath planting project using native coastal plants, dune care, roadside revegetation
• Work with natural ecological systems particular to each project site, recognising the importance of Kaurna family relationships to these natural landscape areas
• Maintain a plant nursery and demonstration organic fruit and vegetable garden |
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Plover Patch
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Contact Person |
Michael Fuller |
Phone: 8381 3835 / 0407 602 801
email - medim@aapt.net.au |
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Website |
http://ploverpatch.wetpaint.com/ |
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Number of Members |
10 |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
Revegitation of Morphett Vale Creek West of Panatalinga Road |
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Success Stories |
Awarded Catchment Award 2005 |
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Project Officer Support |
Carolyn Woods |
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Newsletter |
Adhoc newsletter approximately 3 times per year |
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South Port Noarlunga Coastcare Group
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Contact Person |
Dick Olesinski |
Phone: 8327 0820 / 0413 750 681
Address: PO Box 255
Port Noarlunga SA 5167
Email: ecomarketing@senet.com.au |
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Contact Person |
Diana Dahmes |
Phone: 8382 4099 |
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Website |
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Number of Members |
15 |
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Meeting Day |
9am first Sunday month & 1pm third Saturday from May to October each year |
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Meeting Location |
South Port Surf Life Saving Club, Weatherald Tce, Port Noarlunga South |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
Vision
To protect, maintain & improve the South Port Noarlunga beach and sand dune system as a safe and diverse environment for the sustainable use and enjoyment of the general community.
Aim
To implement a Dune Management Plan, in conjunction with Council's Coastal Management Plan, that incorporates the key elements of conservation, rehabilitation, enhancement and community ownership.
Key elements include:
- Conservation - to maintain the indigenous character and existing ecosystems of the coastal zone.
- Rehabilitate - to restore the integrity of the degraded Coastal Zone through proactive management.
- Enhancement - to promote and develop an educated awareness, understanding, community ownership and appreciation of this unique fragile public asset. |
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Success Stories |
• Identification of problem areas within the dune system requiring cooperative action. This includes repairs to fencing, establishing ramps to enable controlled access, sandboarding issues and removal of weeds and foxes within the dune system.
• Extensive planting of local plant species in the dune system has been a priority, with over 2 000 seedlings being propagated and planted by the group. Over 6 000 plants, derived from a local grower and funded through an Olympic Landcare Program grant, have also been planted by various local schools and members of the community.
• The group is committed to ongoing repair and rehabilitation within the dune and beach area for the long lasting benefit of all users. It also looks to raise community awareness of the area’s extensive diversity of plants and animals. |
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Funding Sources |
Council, AMLR Natural Resources Management Board & fundraising |
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Project Officer Support |
Council & AMLR Natural Resources Management Board |
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Trees Please! Inc
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Contact Person |
Trevor Curnow |
Phone: 8388 1011
Address: PO Box 224
Hahndorf SA 5245 |
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Website |
http://www.ahc.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=273 |
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Number of Members |
53 |
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Meeting Day |
Friday mornings 10am – midday. Picnic from 1200 onwards |
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Meeting Location |
The Ceders, Heyson Road, Hahndorf
(Home of Sir Hans Heyson) |
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Work Schedule |
Weekly |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Removing woody weeds
• Seed collecting, propagating and planting |
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Success Stories |
• Several hectares cleared
• 3000 trees and shrubs planted |
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Funding Sources |
We raise our own funds |
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Newsletter |
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Willunga Creek Projects Inc
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Contact Person |
John Crowe |
Telephone: 8556 2030
Address PO Box 219
WILLUNGA SA 5172 or
enquire Willunga Environment Centre.
Email sallyc@internode.on.net |
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Number of Members |
10 plus school students (2 schools) |
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Meeting Day |
By arrangement |
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Meeting Location |
Willunga Environment Centre
High Street
Willunga |
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Work Schedule |
By arrangement |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
Working on the Willunga Creek and its surrounds. Work involves re-vegetation and weed control. Working with the local schools is also undertaken as is flood control activities. |
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Success Stories |
* Tree planting
* Environmental education projects
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Funding Sources |
Funds received from NRM Board |
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Newsletter |
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Willunga Hillsface Landcare
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Contact Person |
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Phone:8556 4188
Email: willungaenviro@westnet.com.au |
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Website |
http://www.onkaparinga.sa.gov.au/services/doc-willunga_hillsface_landcare_group.html |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Develop community interest in conservation and the creation of a sustainable environment
• Address land degradation through landcare projects such as tree planting, gully erosion control and water and grazing management
• Monitor water run off on hills face
• Manage the Regreen the Range project
• Environmental awareness resource centre
• Integrated Natural Resource Management |
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Willunga Trees for Life
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Contact Person |
Joyce West |
Phone: 8323 7513
Email: fayelush@ozemail.com.au |
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Contact Person |
Paul Rosser |
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Website |
http://www.onkaparinga.sa.gov.au/services/doc-trees_for_life_-_willunga.html |
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Number of Members |
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Meeting Day |
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Meeting Location |
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Activity Guide |
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Project Summary |
• Collect seeds and grow native trees, shrubs and ground covers
• Re-establish local native vegetation
• Protect native vegetation under the bushcare program
• Grow local species for use in re-vegetation schemes
• Wirra project - a site on St Peters Tce, where a selection of local native plants has been developed and is maintained by the group |
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