Join us for a special and free community outdoor screening of Night Calling at Bailey Brewing on Wednesday 11 March at 6pm.

Cape Naturaliste is home to some of Australia’s most remarkable nocturnal wildlife, including the elusive Masked Owl. But across our region these beautiful birds are disappearing, and scientists now understand why. The good news is that there are practical solutions our community can support.

This relaxed outdoor cinema event is a chance to learn more about the hidden lives of our owls, the challenges they face, and how our community can help protect them. The screening is part of the Owl Friendly Naturaliste movement, which is working to make our region a safe haven for owls and other wildlife.

You will also learn how you can take action by writing to Ministers Watt and Collins and making a submission to the APVMA review to help remove harmful poisons before they cause further loss of our precious wildlife, and how you can become an Owl Friendly Hero by supporting safer choices in your business and community.

Come along, enjoy a great evening under the stars, meet others who care about our local environment, and find out simple actions that can help make Owl Friendly Naturaliste.

Event details
Wednesday 11 March
6:00 pm
Bailey Brewing, Dunsborough

Bring a chair or picnic blanket, grab a meal from the brewery, and settle in for a great community evening.

Everyone is welcome. Bring your curiosity and be part of the conversation about protecting our incredible nocturnal wildlife.

Take Action go to: OWLS NEED YOUR HELP - Owl Friendly Margaret River https://share.google/ZEfD8bwvdB9XIkuzb

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