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All About A Backyard Frog Pond

Posted on: 5 September 2019 3 December 2019 Written by: admin Comments: 0
The cacophonous and often noisy sounds of our Aussie amphibians – from the revving of the motorbike frogs to the strum of the banjo frogs and the grumpy wails of the moaning frogs, make our wetlands come alive! Little do…
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12 Dec

The Six Seasons Of The Nyoongar Calendar

How easy would it be to follow the standard calendar – of summer, autumn, winter and spring? But looking at the unique seasonal patterns and weather cycles in Western Australia and Perth, we know that it wouldn’t quite fit! The…
Continue reading “The Six Seasons Of The Nyoongar Calendar”…
23 Oct

The Journey Of Native Seedlings Beginning At Our SPAs

With inputs from Angela S., hobby botanist, database lead and volunteer at the Wetlands Centre. The thriving native plant life is what makes our wetlands places of immense beauty and wonder. Their roots nourish the land and help with nutrient…
Continue reading “The Journey Of Native Seedlings Beginning At Our SPAs”…

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