2016 marks the 19th year of the MCCG’s operation. A very successful and well attended AGM (57 Attendees) was held on Monday 28th November.
Interesting facts 2015-16:
- Membership now stands at 540
- The Nursery distributed 14,106 free plants in 136 species native to the
catchment - Volunteers donated 2590 hours of their time to 90 working bees
- Our catchment has the highest Land for Wildlife uptake
of any catchment in the Greater Brisbane area.
Interesting people:
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New management committee:
Guest speaker:
The guest speaker for the evening was Professor Rob Capon of University of Queensland’s Institute of Molecular Bioscience, who presented a riveting discussion about an exciting and simple new way to reduce cane toad tadpole numbers. Stay tuned to our website for more info – in the meantime, you can learn more about this initiative by clicking here.
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Some new committee members for 2017
(photo courtesy of Dale Borgelt)