Wildflower Festival - Discover Ground Parrots in their Natural Habitat
Discover Ground Parrots in their Natural Habitat - be part of our Wildflower Festival and explore the habitat and listen to the calls of the elusive and secretive Ground Parrot in their natural environments.
A special guided walk into the world of the rare Ground Parrot with Lyn Boston.
Bring: torch, closed in shoes, warm clothes that don't rustle, and mosquito repellent. Meet at 5pm sharp.
A special guided walk into the world of the rare Ground Parrot with Lyn Boston.
Bring: torch, closed in shoes, warm clothes that don't rustle, and mosquito repellent. Meet at 5pm sharp.
Time: 5pm to 6:30pm
Date: Saturday 23 August
Location: end of Woodland Drive, Peregian Beach (eastern end off David Low Way)
Places are limited so book early (Bookings open 1 August)
Enquiries
Email: naturalareas@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
When
23 August, 2014 - 17:00 - 18:30 [Also 30 August, 2014]Where
Woodland Drive, End of Woodland Drive, Peregian Beach, 4573
Cost
This is a free event
Yandina Community Gardens Open Day with Costa Georgiadis
http://www.community.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/event/yandina-community-gardens-open-day-costa-georgiadis
Garden Guru Costa Georgiadis, well known from TV and Radio will be the main presenter at the Yandina Community Gardens Open Day.
The fundraising day for the Gardens hosts a series of engaging and edutaining talks and workshops for everyone from the emerging verandah or small block backyard gardener to the seasoned grower on an acreage and everyone in between.
Costaʼs two talks and garden ramble are the highlight of the day not only due to his engaging, interactive, hugely educational and fun presenting style. No matter how many times you have seen him, youʼre always bound to learn something new.
Costaʼs infectious way gets everyone interested and involved, so make sure you bring the family along.
Other talks will cover a great variety of topics: Get an insight into which other plants are edible, learn about composting and fruit trees and how Community Gardens can contribute to peopleʼs mental health.
Many of the edible or otherwise incredibly useful or versatile plants are available for purchase from the gardens at the open day.
Homemade scrumptious food, featuring some fresh ingredients from the gardens, freshly baked cake and coffee will be available for purchase on the day.
The fundraising day for the Gardens hosts a series of engaging and edutaining talks and workshops for everyone from the emerging verandah or small block backyard gardener to the seasoned grower on an acreage and everyone in between.
Costaʼs two talks and garden ramble are the highlight of the day not only due to his engaging, interactive, hugely educational and fun presenting style. No matter how many times you have seen him, youʼre always bound to learn something new.
Costaʼs infectious way gets everyone interested and involved, so make sure you bring the family along.
Other talks will cover a great variety of topics: Get an insight into which other plants are edible, learn about composting and fruit trees and how Community Gardens can contribute to peopleʼs mental health.
Many of the edible or otherwise incredibly useful or versatile plants are available for purchase from the gardens at the open day.
Homemade scrumptious food, featuring some fresh ingredients from the gardens, freshly baked cake and coffee will be available for purchase on the day.
Enquiries
Ph: (07) 5446 7373
When
24 August, 2014 - 09:00 - 16:00Where
Yandina Community Gardens, 41 Farrell Street, YANDINA, 4561
Cost
Regular : $10.00
Wildflower Festival - Nocturnal Creatures and Critters
http://www.community.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/event/wildflower-festival-nocturnal-creatures-and-critters
Wildflower Festival, Nocturnal Creatures and Critters - Sugar Gliders, Possums and Owls are just some of the shy creatures that venture out to feed after dark, so join wildlife expert Kieran Aland to discover the habits of these normally unseen creatures.
Includes a 40 minute introductory session. Bring comfortable walking shoes, warm clothes and a 5 watt (maximum) torch.
Includes a 40 minute introductory session. Bring comfortable walking shoes, warm clothes and a 5 watt (maximum) torch.
Time: 6pm to 9pm
Date: Friday 29 August
Location: Queen Street Community Hall
Bookings limited (Bookings open 1 August)
Enquiries
Email: naturalareas@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
When
29 August, 2014 - 18:00 - 21:00Where
Queen Street Community Hall, Queen Street, Caloundra, 4551
Cost
This is a free event
Other Information
Bookings open 1 August
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