Independent Advocates for the Gippsland Lakes
Nyerimilang is more than just a pretty face.
Come on a walk with experienced Parks Vic Ranger Joe Stephens as he shows off the many terrains of Nyerimilang from rainforest to saltmarsh, including the magnificent 400 y.o. Kurrajong Tree.
All welcome.
Sunday 6 August 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm.
Nyerimilang is more than just a pretty face.
A poster asked what a 400 y.o. Kurrajong Tree looks like;
These trees had been ringbarked with an axe in the distant past but have survived and recovered due to just a few strands of connecting bark.
Tuesday 15 August 2006
Bairnsdale Bowls Club
cnr. Grant & Pearson St Bairnsdale
6:15 p.m. Dine.
7:15 p.m. Guest Speaker (Rohan Bilney, speaking on his recent work, namely recent small mammal extinction, forest owl ecology and ecological impacts of Sambar in the Gippsland Lakes Hinterland).
8 p.m. AGM.
9:30 p.m. Supper (supplied).
The Friends of the Gippsland Lakes needed a logo and invited the
people of East Gippsland to help design one. They used their creativity and passion for
the Gippsland Lakes to design a logo that best captures the essence of the
Gippsland Lakes and the spirit of FOGL.
Winning entries as judged by the FOGL panel will be eligible for the
following prizes (more…)
The Friends of the Gippsland Lakes needed a logo and invited the
people of East Gippsland to help design one. They used their creativity and passion for
the Gippsland Lakes to design a logo that best captures the essence of the
Gippsland Lakes and the spirit of FOGL.
The Awards Night was held at Nyerimilang on Friday 23rd of June. Some snaps of the evening available via the Gallery link.
Above is the winning logo by Michael Ryan, a student at Nagle College.
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Winners announced
here (more…)
All interested members welcome to attend,
Tuesday 13 June 2006 (this is the revised date)
Bairnsdale Bowls Club
cnr. Grant & Pearson St Bairnsdale
Dine: 6:15PM
Meeting: 7:00PM