Welcome to Angair

You may also like to visit the Angair Nature Show Website which complements Angair’s annual Wildflower and Art Show.

In the interests of your safety the Angair office will be closed and
ALL ACTIVITIES CANCELLED ON DAYS OF EXTREME OR CATASTROPHIC FIRE DANGER.

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Boneseed
Learn to spot our worst weedsNews

Learn to spot our worst weeds

Can you confidently identify environmental weeds in coastal areas and the bush? No – then a free one-day training session in Queenscliff for would-be weed…
6 March 2026
Liz Fenwick
The Angair Committee for 2026News

The Angair Committee for 2026

Elections for office bearers and Committee of Management members at the Annual General Meeting on 27 February saw the return of president, Elizabeth Fenwick, vice-president Rob Shepherd,…
6 March 2026
Liz Fenwick (President) presenting Life Membership to Gail Slykhuis
Angair grants two life membershipsNews

Angair grants two life memberships

Angair has bestowed honorary life memberships on two longtime stalwarts of the society. They are Gail Slykhuis and Lynn Wallace-Clancy. Unfortunately, Lynn was unable to…
6 March 2026
Parsons Band
Orchid HighlightOrchids

Orchid Highlight

6 March 2026
Angled Lobelia
Flora NotesPlants

Flora Notes

6 March 2026
Southern Emu-wren
Bird newsBird Walks

Bird news

6 March 2026
Rosy Hyacinth Orchid
Orchid HighlightOrchids

Orchid Highlight

1 February 2026
Sea-box
Flora NotesPlants

Flora Notes

1 February 2026
Tawny Frogmouths
Bird NewsBird Walks

Bird News

1 February 2026
Curlew Sandpiper
Sparrovale Wetlands – 6 December 2025Bird Walks

Sparrovale Wetlands – 6 December 2025

17 December 2025
Large Duck Orchid
Orchid HighlightOrchids

Orchid Highlight

30 November 2025
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Indigenous acknowledgement statement

We acknowledge the Wadawurrung of the Kulin Nation and the Gadubanud of the Eastern Maar People as the Traditional Owners and protectors of this place.

We also acknowledge their ancestors who cared for the land, water and marine areas and all its biodiversity for thousands of years. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future who continue to care for this place.