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The wind tossed the leaves of the big eucalypts and the birds chattered as some 50 family and friends gathered at Bellbrae Cemetery for Ruth…

When a fire season ends, the memory of the flames’ devastating effects can fade unless we are reminded of the long-term effects fire can have…

Angair member and Thursday morning plant propagator Heather Leslie achieved a podium finish three times at the World Masters Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships in Spain…

If you missed the past two Angair Talks, you can catch up as they are now available at http://angairnatureshow.org.au. First up last November was Rock…

BirdLife Australia research on the liver samples of dead Powerful Owls has found that 60% had levels of the rat poisons known as Second-generation Anticoagulant…

An Angair team is preparing another in the popular ID brochure series that has so far covered indigenous wildlife, flora, fungi and life on the…

Alert walkers around Aireys Inlet would have noticed some new signs have sprung up recently around the lower Painkalac Valley. An initiative of the Painkalac…

Another South African invader has been found in the Surf Coast in the sand about 200 metres west of Hutt Gully.  The Cape Beach Daisy, Arctotheca…

Social media is a powerful tool for spreading the word about Angair’s work. From showcasing our environment’s beauty to promoting conservation efforts and events, platforms…

Your new Angair president. Liz Fenwick, is a woman with many interests. She gained a PhD in biochemistry from Monash University which led to a…