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After three years of cancellation due to either COVID or bad weather we were owed a good camping weekend. Thankfully (from the organiser’s point of…

The event on Saturday 6 January will be bitter/sweet. Angair and the Community Garden will  join in farewelling Eathorne Mitchell and John who are moving…

The prediction of a hot, dry summer has implications for the Anglesea River. The Anglesea River Working Group met recently to review the current situation…

The Friends of Eastern Otways officially launched its new website and a revised edition of the guide, formerly called A Guide to Walks in the Angahook-Lorne…

It was high fives all round recently when the first Swamp Antechinus was trapped on the Lot 2 regeneration block. A dead specimen was found there…

Inspirational Conservation:How a community fought back, gave back and then nature made a come back 2nd Year Bachelor students from Photography Studies College, Melbourne -…

Year 7 students from Clonard College in Geelong recently visited Angair as part of a program focussed on local flora and fauna that face critical…

On Wednesday 22 October 2003, a handful of Angair members gathered at Grasstrees, the home of Bill and Jenny McKellar, to propagate indigenous plants for…

This year’s Wildflower & Art Weekend was a great success in numbers of visitors and the revenue raised to fund Angair’s activities. Sales saw 1977…

The latest addition to Angair’s series of identification brochures has come just in time for the summer weather. What’s that? — on the rocky reefs features…