Latest TNC News
WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE- BRUSHTAIL POSSUMS
JCAFA (in partnership with Melissa Adams) has developed a
flyer outlining why Julimar should become a National Park.
Read our carefully considered reasons as to why.
Check out our 2023 Programme
Get the club's latest publication, 'A GUIDE TO EXPLORING
TOODYAY... NATURALLY', available for $27 plus $6 postage per book (within Australia). Details on our
Order Form.
DRUMMOND HOUSE - TOODYAY'S
HAVING ISSUES WITH REPTILES OR INJURED WILDLIFE?
Or if you are simply wanting to know how to SAFELY INTERACT WITH WILDLIFE -
JOHN MASTERS BIRD HIDE and BILYA WALK TRACK NEWS
NEWSLETTER and BACK ISSUES
The Toodyay Naturalists' Club's JOHN MASTERS BIRD HIDE,
and the Toodyay Friends of the River's BILYA WALK
TRACK, continue to attract a host of visitors and walkers.
WHEATBELT NRM NEWSLETTER
Wheatbelt NRM is sponsor of our Newsletter.
View the latest Wheatbelt NRM
Newsletter or download back issues
COMING EVENTS Page updated 31st May 2023
Above: Brushtail Possum.
Photo: Beth Frayne
An Edith Cowan University research project in conjunction with the WA Museum, is investigating the genetics and taxonomy of
brushtail possums across Australia. Check out what you can do to help in this project.
Above: Julimar display at the Friends of the River Forum at the Recreation Centre on 16th March 2023.
Photo: Wayne Clarke
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Take a look at our 2023 Programme
and see what we have in store for our members.
For further details contact our
Secretary Desrae Clarke or phone 9574 5574.
(This publication is available to members for $15; for just $30 you can become a
member AND have a copy of the book). A limited number of First Edition
copies are still available.
ENVIRONMENT & HISTORY CENTRE
This is our home
we share with the Toodyay Historical Society and the Toodyay Friends of the River.
We are open every Saturday morning from 10am until noon. Drummond House is open to visitors, but please ensure you scan our QR Code
OR sign our visitor's log and comply with the current COVID-19 distancing rules.
Always look out for
snakes when walking in the bush.
Emergency Snake bite instructions
Bilya Walk Track directions
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The Club regularly publishes the TNC Newsletter, a high quality publication on natural history.
Read the LATEST EDITION
- April 2023
You can subscribe to the newsletters or order
back copies - please type 'subscribe' or 'back copies' with your name and email address addresses in the subject line.
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Title or by Volume
The next event on the TNC calendar is a visit to the WA Reptile Park in Henley Brook
on Saturday 20th May, 2023.
How to get there? Directions via Google Maps
Meet at the Reptile Park at midday. Bring a picnic lunch; tables and seating are available at the park. Following lunch a guided
walk will be available to members (at approximately 1.30pm).
Entry charges are as follows:
Adults-$15, Seniors $12, Family of 2 adults & 2 children $40, and Children 5-15 $7.
For further details contact our
Secretary Desrae Clarke phone 9574 5574.
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