Our 28th annual survey at Kennett River within the Great Otway National Park took place on Saturday June 15. Nine people…
With the forecast for a cold Saturday, the eleven people who came along to the Jamieson Creek Camp Ground were…
With the postponement of this Friends’ activity due to proposed fuel reduction burns in the Moggs Creek area, we were…
It was a brilliant autumn morning when 22 of our Friends members came along to this special area to share…
President: Keith McLean Vice-President: Rob Shepherd Treasurer: Ellen Doxey Secretary: Colleen Miller Assistant Secretary: Kaye Traynor Committee Members: Margaret MacDonald…
Well, it wasn’t to be the planned celebration at Moggs Creek Picnic Ground for the annual combined BBQ with Angair…
We had perfect weather on the day we launched our updated Walks Book and website. We had a crowd of…
The annual guided Wildflower Walk began at the corner of 5th Avenue and O’Donohue Road with the 1.5km circuit taking…
With the advance welcoming party concerned about the likely numbers on a mizzly Saturday morning, it was wonderful to see…
It was a cool, showery, winter morning when nine of our members gathered at the Distillery Creek Picnic Ground for…
The Friend’s Annual koala count this year was held at the usual site at Grey River Road. Ten people signed on…
Perhaps our smallest group for a Friends’ activity with just four starters and lots of apologies from our regular walkers,…
With the unpredictability of the weather in spring and early summer this year, we were so pleased when the weather…
This popular walk organised by the Friends every spring always attracts a large group of interested people and this year…
On 16 July, on a cool but still and sunny morning, a small enthusiastic team planted 180 plants at Urquhart…
The annual Koala Count was held on 18 June. Twenty-seven people, including eight children turned up eager to participate in…
It was a small group that set out on a calm, sunny day. The first part of the walk included two…
Autumn is such a beautiful time in the Otways, and the day chosen for the Friends’ walk on Saturday March…
Once again we had perfect weather for our annual walk and celebrations at the Moggs Creek Picnic Ground on Saturday,…
Tall trees, birds calling, koala sighting, orchids, flowering plants, the permeating scent of Mint Bush, fairly gentle ups and downs,…
We started our wildflower walk activity with morning tea at the Bundjil (the eagle) Lookout on top of the wind…
It was a small group that came together at Sheoak Picnic Ground where we started our walk along the Swallow…
The Friends were finally able to make our 3-times postponed trip to the Wildlife Wonders Conservation Park on Saturday July…
With cloudy skies and rain threatening eleven people met at Aireys Inlet Hall prior to travelling to Kennett River for…
We were pleased to have 24 people come along to the Moggs Creek Picnic Ground to join us for this…
Nine people met at Aireys Inlet and checking the radar it seemed there would be little rain despite the downpours…
A small group of eight people attended the Walk. We organised vehicles to drive to Erskine Falls then back…
It was a pleasant summer evening when the early starters met at the Moggs Creek Picnic Ground at 7.30 pm…
After the uncertainty as to whether this annual celebration could take place due to the coronavirus restrictions and regulations, it…
It was a magical morning when the 17 people who had registered for our walk met at the Moggs Creek…
Due to the coronavirus pandemic our numbers were limited to 10 participants for this activity. However as the Wildflower Walk…
With Covid-19 restrictions in place it was more difficult to organise numbers for participation in our koala survey this year….
