Workshop

WHAT Training – Data Storage & Interpretation

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Location: CWCN Centre, 47 Hepworth St, Chapel Hill
Type: Workshop
Organiser: BCC Creek Catchments Program
Contact: [email protected]

Come join a member of the Queensland Urban Utilities SAS Laboratory team and Creek Catchment Officer, Anna Bourke, to explore the options for storing your water quality data and how to interpret and make sense of what you have collected. This session will get you thinking about your water quality monitoring program and drill down to really clarify the purpose of your program. Morning tea provided.

CWCN Workshop: Creating Habitat for Small Birds, for Frogs

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Location: CWCN Centre, 47 Hepworth St, Chapel Hill (UBD 178 A11)
Type: Workshop
Organiser: Cubberla-Witton Catchments Network Inc
Contact: Ring Jutta on 0407 583 441 or email [email protected]

This is the tenth and last workshop in CWCN’s current biodiversity series and it will be of particular relevance to all rehabilitators. Through rehabilitation work in bushland, along waterways and in our gardens we can support habitat needs by creating structures, organising/establishing plant communities and by connecting habitat. Dr Phil Bird/Queensland Frog Society will talk about our amphibian friends, their needs and how to create habitat for them, while Jutta Godwin/Cubberla-Witton Catchments Network will provide information about the smallest members of our avian community. This is a free workshop. For catering and other organisational purposes it is important for you to register. The registration form can be found here.

CWCN Workshop: Threatened species

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Location: CWCN Centre, 47 Hepworth St, Chapel Hill (UBD 178 A11)
Type: Workshop
Organiser: Cubberla Witton Catchment Network
Contact: 07 3378 1465

This promises to be a timely and highly interesting talk. Martin Fingland/Geckoes Wildlife will share insights into the state of our natural environment and leaves us with some guidance on how to improve the situation for some species.

 Register early to secure your place. A registration form can be found by following this link: Threatened Species Workshop

Fire Management Information Evening – Esk

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Location: Somerset Civic Centre, 35 Esk Hampton Rd, Esk
Type: Workshop
Organiser: Healthy Land and Water
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Healthy Land and Water, is partnering with Somerset Regional Council and Rural Fire Service Queensland to present a fire and vegetation information night at the Somerset Civic Centre.  We will discuss with landholders the management of fire, with a focus on individual properties. For more info, please visit the Workshop Facebook page.

Fire Forum – Tuesday 11 June

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Location: Brisbane Botanic Gardens, Mt Coot-tha- Auditorium
Type: Workshop
Organiser: SEQ Fire and Biodiversity Consortium
Contact: Craig 0437 726 279 or Sam 0438 008 668

The South East Queensland Fire and Biodiversity Consortium (SEQFBC) has teamed up with the Ecological Society of Australia to celebrate its 20th birthday with a Fire Forum on Tuesday 11 June at the Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens. The event will cover topics including fire frequency in South East Queensland, vegetation change and the impacts of Indigenous fire management on Minjerribah (Stradbroke Island). For more info and to book a ticket, please visit Eventbrite.

CWCN Workshop: Small native mammals

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Location: CWCN Centre, 47 Hepworth St, Chapel Hill (UBD 178 A11)
Type: Workshop
Organiser: Cubberla Witton Catchment Network
Contact: Jutta – 0407 583 441 or email to [email protected]

This presentation explores the world of small mammal species found locally. Martin Fingland/Geckoes Wildlife will again enthral his audience with live animals and the sharing of his love for and knowledge of our wonderful native fauna.

Social media workshop

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Location: Karawatha Forest Discovery Centre, 149 Acacia Road, Karawatha
Type: Workshop
Organiser: Brisbane City Council
Contact: Andrew Wills – 3407 0215 or 0408 713 450 – [email protected]

Open to catchment group members only