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Indigenotes February 2010 Vol 21 No 1

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  • Info on our Special General meeting and proposed rule changes
  • Details of a coming field trip to St Andrews Beach with the Southern Peninsula IFFA
  • Book reviews
  • Snippets about recent flora and fauna discoveries etc
  • A report about the recent community day at Mulla Mulla Grassland

There's also an order form to order a copy of the Seeding the Future DVD, which will be mailed free to financial IFFA members who order it.

September issue of Indigenotes released

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Latest Edition!

The AGM is coming soon. See page 3 for details. Come along to the workshop and help shape IFFA's future. If you stay to the end you get a free copy of the new video by Judy Allen on seed collecting (reviewed on page 4).

Indigenotes July out now

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:

  • Nature Deficit Disorder - President's Letter from Brian Bainbridge

Indigenotes 18-2 August 2007

Indigenotes 18-2 is out! 

Download here (pdf file 800Kb)

Details inside:

  • IFFA's AGM is coming up on 23 September with a talk from Graeme Lorimer
  • A Spring Field Trip to Bush's Paddock and Mount Cottrell on 21 October 

Lots of news too:

Indigenotes 17-2 October 2006

cover from indigenotes 17 - 2Finally here is the second edition of Indigenotes for 2006. Sorry about the delay.

Contents include:

Advances in Nature Conservation 1-1

Advances in Nature Conservation Vol 1 No 1, Jan-June 1992.  A downloadable version of this issue is available for download here as a scanned document (pdf format 8Mb).  If anyone wants to convert this document to text using OCR technology, please do, and submit it back to the Editor by email.

The Great Plains Crash

The proceedings of the 1992 conference on grassland conservation held by IFFA are available here as pdf's.  A consolidated version is to be produced and when it is it will be available from here.

The Great Plains Crash Grasslands Conference

Proceedings October 2-3, 1992


All of the papers presented at the conference held on October 2-3, 1992 are listed below and all but two available as pdf files.

Temperate grasslands are one of the world's major vegetation systems, occurring widely on all continents except Antarctica. During the past two hundred years, the human influence on natural ecosystems has expanded at an alarming rate. As natural temperate grasslands occur in attractive climates, are generally fertile and easy to exploit, they have been replaced faster than most other ecosystems.

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