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Hooded Plovers nest along the Surf Coast beaches during a season that starts in October and can continue to April the next year. The Hooded…

Due to the ongoing concern of COVID-19, the Surf Coast Council has initiated the closure of the Angair building, facilities and activities. This includes –…

The Otway region has several endemic species, endangered or vulnerable fauna and some rare and significant vegetation communities, recognised in the Biodiversity 2037 Plan, which…

Bauer was an Austrian plant illustrator hand-picked by Sir Joseph Banks to be part of the famous expedition to Australia in 1801 under the command…

After Parks Victoria and the Surf Coast Shire, the next largest manager of public reserves is the Great Ocean Road Coast Committee (GORCC). They have…

Ellinor Campbell has suggested some interesting snippets from the Land for Wildlife and the Wombat Forestcare newsletters. From the Land for Wildlife newsletter: Australian Museum’s free…

Angair is a ‘get up and do it’ organisation. How can it keep opening avenues for people to contribute and hand on its accumulated experience…

Angair congratulates our members Peter Forster and Carl Rayner who were awarded the Order of Australia Medal in the Australia Day Awards. L-R Carl Rayner,…

Next time you walk down the main street of Anglesea, look up. Kookaburras, kangaroos, Weedy Sea Dragons, dragonflies, Hooded Plovers and more are hovering above…

If you observe local native plants in our bushland or gardens turning yellow and dying very quickly there is a good chance you are witnessing…