FEO Reports

We were pleased to welcome 14 people to our mammal survey and walk in the Ironbark Gorge at Distillery Creek on Saturday 16 November. It…

Sixteen people joined us for our annual wildflower walk on October 20. It was indeed a wildflower ramble rather than a wildflower walk as there were just…

Heavy rains and strong winds overnight had not daunted 15 of our members who were keen to explore the newly reopened track to the Currawong…

On July 24, 2012 twenty-eight students from St Bernards College at Grassy Creek Campus helped the Friends by stacking cut vegetation at our Anglesea River…

The Year 2 students returned to the Camp Road site where they had removed large Coast Wattles on World Environment Day site to plant, stake,…

On Sunday 15th July five Friends of Eastern Otways left Anglesea at 9.30 for an excursion to Geelong. We were to meet up with the Friends…

About 50 people joined with the Friends of Eastern Otways to celebrate World Environment Day on the Anglesea Heath at Camp Road. The Friends have…

Fifteen members joined us for the annual survey that we carry out at Grey River each year in June.  In 1977 fifty koalas were brought…

With this track having been closed for several years to enable Barwon Water to carry out infrastructure works on the Painkalac Dam and spillway, the…