Photographing Noosa's Wildlife

Name: Photographing Noosa's Wildlife
Start: 2024-04-13T09:00:00+1000
End: 2024-04-13T11:00:00+1000
Location: Noosa Landcare’s Rural Futures Centre

Sat, 13 Apr 2024, 9am - 11am AEST

Noosa Landcare’s Rural Futures Centre

Pomona QLD, Australia

Urban Wildlife Gardens

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Local photographer and former mayor of Noosa, Tony Wellington, will explain why the Noosa Shire is such a biodiversity hotspot. He will explain how he goes about photographing local critters, including the many non-human species that share his backyard. Tony will reveal all using a wide variety of images, from tiny insects to large mammals, with lots of birds in between.

Free for Members / $10 for non-members including morning tea

Tony’s book, The Nature of Noosa will available for purchase

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Urban Wildlife Gardens

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Urban Wildlife Gardens (UWG) is a community engagement program for suburban gardeners who wish to create wonderful native gardens for our local wildlife. It is delivered by the Noosa Integrated Catchment Association (NICA) with support from Noosa Council.

People who live in the Noosa Shire can join the Urban Wildlife Gardens program for a one off fee of $30. Members receive a garden visit from our Project Coordinator, who provides expert advice on ways to improve garden biodiversity by using native plants to attract local fauna. She helps to identify weed species, suggests suitable removal methods and provides a folder with a UWG property sign, brochures, the book “Noosa’s Native Plants” and a voucher for several free plants. Monthly newsletters are sent to members with further information and invitations to workshops and field days.