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Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater Inc.- Events indigenous habitat loss activities

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Get involved in the fight against habitat loss. Come to one or more of our current and upcoming events and be part of the solution. Keep checking back for updates. AGM - Guest speaker Ian Smales. If you missed this, you missed a great day. Ian was awarded Life Membership to the Friends on the day - thank you Ian! Saturday 12 September 2015. NB This event will be postponed if it is a day of high fire risk. Please RSVP by 10 September for catering purposes. Or phone 5964 8341. Landcare for Singles event.

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For Kids: Helmeted Honeyeater activities picture quiz

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Are you up for a challenge? Keep coming back to see what new Just for Kids. Activities are here for you to download. Enjoy! A mixture of materials was used to create this fantastic picture by a Yellingbo Primary School student. We'd love to see your artwork too! Send us a picture or tell us what you'd like to see. Are you liking our Facebook page? Mieke is 11 years old, a published author and is. Raising awareness about Victoria's threatened faunal emblems. Lunar the Leadbeater's Possum. To find out....

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Corporate group volunteering Helmeted Honeyeater indigenous plants positive action

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Who can join the Friends in taking action for biodiversity? Your team can take positive action to help the endangered species in our community including Victoria's faunal emblems, the critically endangered Helmeted Honeyeater and the endangered Leadbeater's Possum! Corporate groups are encouraged to talk to us about our corporate volunteering days. It's not too late to act but the time to act is now. We aim to plant 10,900 plants and we need your help to reach this target. With this in mind, we offer two...

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Nursery Helmeted Honeyeater indigenous community species

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Drop in and visit the Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater community nursery. Where a wide range of local indigenous. Plants may be purchased at very affordable prices. The Friends nursery has up to 150 species of trees, shrubs, grasses, herbs, lilies, sedges, groundcovers, climbers and aquatic/semi-aquatic plants available for sale throughout the year. Are the life-blood of the nursery. New volunteers are always welcome. No experience necessary. NB All orders must be collected from the nursery. Some speci...

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Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater: About us: Friends communty cassidix

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About us: The Friends. A public meeting was called for May 23rd 1989 when the Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater (the Friends) was born. It was due to the determination of the late Steve Craig that the public answered his call to do something about the plight of the Helmeted Honeyeater. BOCA was responsible for influencing the State Government to proclaim the Yellingbo Nature Conservation Reserve (YNCR) and to have the Helmeted Honeyeater recognised as the State Avifaunal Emblem. Survey Cassidix. In the ...

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Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater Inc.- Demonstration Site

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Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater Disclaimer. Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater Inc. 2011.

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Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater Inc.- Demonstration Site

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Helmeted Honeyeaters need Friends for Life. The activities of the Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater have been able to grow in recent years through the generosity of those who have made a gift to us through their Will. As a result, our work of protecting and planting habitat for the Helmeted Honeyeater and the other fauna and flora species that co-exist with it has been greatly enhanced into the future. Your gift will be greatly valued. Bequests and Donations in Memoriam. In fond memory of:.

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Volunteer Helmeted Honeyeater indigenous plants contribution

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There are a number of ways that an individual can take action. Not everyone can make a financial contribution, but everyone can contribute in some way. If you believe in the saying 'Think globally. Act locally' and are passionate about making a difference, then convert your precious time into endangered species conservation work and improve your local environment by becoming a volunteer with the Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater. Get connected! Learn skills, gain experiences, share knowledge. Learn new ...

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Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater Inc.- Donate contribute conservation indigenous

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Not everyone can donate time. When you make a financial contribution 100% of your donation will go toward supporting on-ground projects that directly benefit conservation. The committee nominates a special project to direct general donations to each year (see below) however some people prefer to purchase plants for our habitat planting activities. As a guide, one indigenous plant costs $1.60. In-kind donations are gratefully received. Download our membership/donation form. And on this website. 2014-15&#4...