From Blackberries to Bobucks
Strathbogie Shire Council and the Strathbogie Tableland Landcare Group invite you to a field day held near Boho South on Sunday 14th September.
Frog ecologist and Weedbuster runner-up, Angus Martin will take participants on a guided walk to reveal his methods of blackberry removal, all of which were conducted with biodiversity and habitat restoration in mind, including installation of Bobuck (Mountain Brush-tailed Possum) nest boxes. A fantastic effort!
Come and see first-hand how this blackberry infested creek has been restored to a healthy habitat on a property near Boho South in the Strathbogie Ranges.
Zoologist, Jenny Martin will talk about her research on Bobucks (Mountain Brushtail possums) in the area.
With thanks to our sponsors, W.B. Hunter, Euroa
Date: Sunday 14 September
Time: 10.30 am for 11 am start, tea and coffee provided.
Location: "Aviemore", 14 Wonganookah Track, Marraweeny
Directions: From the junction of Harry's Creek Road and Bonnie Doon Roads travel south-east along Bonnie Doon Road for less than 1 km; Wonganookah Track is signposted on the right, then look for the Landcare signs.
FREE BBQ LUNCH: Please RSVP by 5 September to Sue Ablitt on 03 5795 0000 or sue.ablitt@strathbogie.vic.gov.au
For more information: Marli Kelly 0409 410 178