You can now learn about the different aspects of this paradise right under your nose at a free ‘Habitat, Ecosystem and Site Monitoring for Bushcare Volunteers’ workshop at Granville Centre this Sunday, May 23, 9am-3pm.
“You’ll discover how animals interact with the local environment and how to identify local populations through tracks, evidence of foraging, sound recordings, scats, nests/dreys/burrows and soil disturbance,” Cumberland Council’s Environmental Management Officer Nicole Collas said.
“We hope many residents will come along and learn what it takes for them to help care for and maintain our local nature reserves.”
Bring a water bottle, covered shoes and hat; light lunch will be provided.
Bookings essential at eventbrite.
Meanwhile, the Multicultural Legal Service will present a talk on Domestic Violence at Granville Library as part of Law Week this Thursday, May 20, 5.30-7pm.
The presentation will focus on understanding what domestic violence means, how it interacts with the law and how the service can help. The session is free and open to everyone.
For more info, contact the service on 0401 936 582 or via email: mls@wsclc.org.au.
Seating is limited, with bookings essential at trybooking.com.
