The Wildflower Society of Western Australia Inc. (WSWA) was established in 1958 to promote the value of our natural bushland. JOIN US. Dedicated Souls.
Early Bird discounts end in 2 days! Register now for the Blooming Biodiversity Conference with a full line-up of exciting speakers and in-conference tours in Albany WA during the height of wildflower season - Sept/Oct. https://t.co/mVpTFYfWZV
The Management Committee Update for July was emailed to all members last week - if you didn't receive it, let us know, we might have an incorrect email address.
"The Helena & Aurora Range Science Declaration was released by Emeritus Prof John Bailey, Dr Carmen Lawrence and over 50 other leading scientists in the fields of biology, health & geology - backing the EPA's calls to turn the range into a National Park"
https://t.co/soBA66kwFN
Drosera lasiantha is a pygmy Drosera from the Porongurup Range in Western Australia growing to just a few cm tall. Its existence is vulnerable with changes in fire regimes and weeds the most likely to threaten. #conservation#Droseraceae#carnivore#nature
Come for a talk about first WA botanist Georgiana Molloy as presented by @MrsBlundstone = excellent speaker and author of Georgiana Molloy's new biography:
https://t.co/Lle0i8isn2
Congratulations to all 90+ volunteers and participants in the Rare Flora Search and Rescue Project. @WWF_Australia@WildflowerSocWA@WAParksWildlife supported by a @nrmwa community grant. #nrmwa https://t.co/7hXPXR6eej
I agree! @WWF_Australia , @WildflowerSocWA & @WAParksWildlife have been working with 90+ volunteers this spring to search for rare and poorly known plants as part of the Rare Flora Search and Rescue Project thanks to funding from @nrmwa https://t.co/QdRqfqfX55