Program:
10am to 12noon:
Community Environment Centre, Currie Avenue Annangrove NSW 2156 – A Must Visit!
A wonderful opportunity for those who saw or missed the segment by Costa on the Community Environment Centre on Gardening Australia in November 2023 to visit the Centre and have a guided tour around it.
The Community Environment Centre is an educational resource, community hub and environmental demonstration site for residents, visitors, and volunteers on various topics such as gardening, planting natives and sustainability in the home and backyard.
Explore the demonstration gardens that promote nature, sustainability, biodiversity, easy care and wildlife habitats.
These gardens, operated by The Hills Shire Council, were established and are maintained by passionate volunteers, including APS members.
Volunteers will show you around our native plant garden, thriving vegetable garden, bush tucker garden and food for wildlife garden.
Tea and coffee will be available.
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12noon - 4pm
Location: Gumnut Community Centre, Gumnut Place, Cherrybrook 2126
12noon - 1pm
Bring your own lunch to the Gumnut Community Centre, where tea and coffee will be provided.
1-1:30 pm; 1:30 – 2:30pm
Cost; $5 members, $10 non-members.
APS NSW Annual General Meeting, followed by presentation by Dan Clarke.
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Threatened flora of the Cumberland Plain.
Dan is a botanical consultant working in the NSW Ecological Industry – and runs his own company, Arcane Botanica. Dan is also the APS NSW Conservation Officer and editor of the Society’s excellent plant data base.
His talk will cover the Cumberland Plain and its threatened vegetation, as well as several listed threatened flora species that Dan has monitored over the years for the NSW Saving our Species Program.
Some of the important Cumberland Plain reserves will also be showcased, as well as profiling some threatened species of the Parramatta-Hills District.
2:30pm: Afternoon tea
