Photo: Flannel flower (Actinotus helianthi) by A RodwayLearn the skills and information you need to identify a range of common plants in this region and try out your skills on a guided field walk near Tura in Bournda National Park. See the endangered Merimbula Star-hair, Flannel flowers and many other coastal species in flower this Spring.

When: Friday 20 October, 9.00am-12.00pm

Where: Bournda National Park, North Tura

Botanist, Paul McPherson, assisted by Seedbank Coordinator, Karen Walker, will provide a practical introduction to the identification of local native plants, with an emphasis on recognising the major plant families in the field. We will look at the various tools and resources available to identify plants, including online resources and the use of botanical keys. Plant samples, printed summary sheets and hand lenses will be provided to use at the workshop. The workshop will cater to beginners and refresh the skills of those with some experience in plant identification. The field walk is 2km return on a level track.

Morning tea provided. For further information and bookings, contact Ali Rodway on 0417 246 896 or info@fsccmn.com

Photo: Flannel flower (Actinotus helianthi) by A Rodway