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Aboriginal Campsites of Greater Brisbane

Aboriginal Campsites of Greater Brisbane

By Dr Ray Kerkhove I picked up a new little book the other day on Aboriginal campsites in Brisbane, and was pleasantly surprised by the detail. Through extensive research on … Continue reading Aboriginal Campsites of Greater Brisbane

Leafcutter Bees: The mystery behind circular holes in leaves

Leafcutter Bees: The mystery behind circular holes in leaves

There are about 27 species of leafcutter bees in Australia. They are found in all states in both coastal and drier inland areas. They range in size from 6-15 mm … Continue reading Leafcutter Bees: The mystery behind circular holes in leaves

Parramatta Grass: A new control method

Parramatta Grass: A new control method

Parramatta Grass, along with most of the weedy Sporobolus grass family, has become a huge and increasing problem for landholders. This article discusses a couple of control methods and is … Continue reading Parramatta Grass: A new control method

Invisible but Valuable: Secretive rails in our waterways

Invisible but Valuable: Secretive rails in our waterways

Much attention is given to improving the condition of our waterways. Having native vegetation, good water quality and healthy populations of fish and invertebrates in our creeks and rivers is … Continue reading Invisible but Valuable: Secretive rails in our waterways

Settling in for Lunch along Wonga Creek

Settling in for Lunch along Wonga Creek

It’s been an interesting and fulfilling couple of years and it all started when Cody Hochen from the Brisbane City Council gently talked Glen and I into joining Land for … Continue reading Settling in for Lunch along Wonga Creek

Where do frogs go in winter?

Where do frogs go in winter?

Summer nights after rain are great times to go frogging. Walking around creeks and swamps at night is not everyone’s idea of fun, but with a little preparation and the … Continue reading Where do frogs go in winter?

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