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Can you name any two parcels of land of conservation significance that Angair successfully lobbied to have returned to public ownership? Who founded Angair? Where…

1969 was an eventful year. In space, Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. On Earth, more than 100 nations signed the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty. In…

Robert Brown was a Scottish botanist (1773-1858) who accompanied Matthew Flinders on the voyage of the Investigator, sent from England to circumnavigate Australia and collect…

Come and enjoy great company, fine food, the launch of Ros Gibson's book Angair: the first 50 years and hear Dr Mark Norman speak on "The challenges…

On January 11 this year we had exciting news of a chick hatching at Red Rocks at Pt Addis to CT (a previously tagged bird)…

Digitisation of Angair’s extensive collection of flora and fauna drawings and images, newsletters, photos, videos, documents, etc. is well underway with the assistance of a…

The Angair camping weekend away is a fast-developing tradition but it is only 10 years old. It began when a group decided to attempt some…

In Australia we call it Cumbungi, an Aboriginal word; the Maori word is Raupo; in Britain they call it Bulrush or Reed-mace; in America it…

A 12-strong team from the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria (RBGV) at Cranbourne visited last month to familiarise themselves with Anglesea heathland species that may be…