Rufous Bettong are extinct in Victoria. Where can you see them roaming near Melbourne? Find out in this issue of Indigenotes which you can view here. Come to IFFA's excursion on August 16th to see them yourself!
Also in this issue:
The purpose of this code of practice is to provide a standard so that indigenous nurseries better service and reliability to customers (whether they pay or not).
This is an almost blank book waiting to be written. If you've got something to say, add it here.
SPIFFA
Southern Peninsula Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association (SPIFFA) is incorporated in its own right and affiliated with IFFA.
SPIFFA meets at 7:30pm on the first Monday of each month at the Parks Vic. offices, Hinton St. ROSEBUD. There is a guest speaker each month plus an I.D. table. Membership is open to everyone. Annual Subscription is $15 Contact the Secretary PO Box 480 ROSEBUD 3939, or Gidga Walker 0418 416 182.
To promote the appreciation, study, conservation and management of indigenous flora and fauna through:
research and discussion
networking and advocacy
and information exchange
Local plants, local animals, local people and local communities
IFFA membership costs $40 for non-profit organizations, $50 for
corporations, $25 for individuals and families, or $20 concession.
Membership includes 4 issues of Indigenotes per year as well as discounts on IFFA workshops and events.
Memberships should be sent to:
The Membership Secretary
Indigenous Flora & Fauna Association Inc.
PO Box 2327
Hawthorn 3122
Australia
To Join, download the form below, print it and post it to us at the above address.