Fungi science walks and talks are returning to Bermagui over 27 and 28 June, as part of the exciting Fungi Feastival program. Fungi expert Sofia Zvolanek will be hosting an iNaturalist workshop and two bushwalks, designed to help you transform your love for fungi into citizen science action.
Assisting Sofia will be local fungi photographer and educator Caitlin Brown, who has spent many years observing the colourful fungi of Bermagui. Together … Read more »
Central Tilba and Tilba Tilba are the last of the villages in the Eurobodalla to get the new town signs. Acknowledging the Yuin Aboriginal Nation, these signs artfully display a welcome to everyone in the Dhurga language common to the Eurobodalla. walawaani njindiwan translates to welcome everyone, hope you had a good journey or safe journeys everyone, and is particularly appropriate for the entrance to a town and village. There has been a lot … Read more »
It often takes a whole community to raise a family and that concept also applies to our wildlife families. When the garden at Angela Vasey’s purple house in Bermagui was recently cleared, a lot of animals lost their habitat, including several possum families.
Marianne Hunter, a volunteer with Wildlife Rescue South Coast, said there is very limited food supply in the area for possums due to the construction of several new buildings … Read more »
The little church on the hill at Tilba Tilba, Open Sanctuary, is often the place where special things happen. That Bunch of Singers, led by beloved director, Dan Scollay, have sung there many times and returns for a special concert on Saturday, 23 May at 2.30 pm.
Apart from Spring Sing and the end of year concert, the choir rarely does other performances, making this one even more special. Singing, particularly in … Read more »
The third Tilba Lake Regatta was finally held on Sunday 19 April. Forty-two keen paddlers and supporters turned up on a chilly morning, dreading the thought of ending up in the chilly waters of Tilba Lake or, even worse, being handicapped. There were races for kayaks, stand up paddle boards (SUPs), inflatable watercraft or objects in women’s, men’s, under-16 and over-74 classes.
The early races over the 500-metre course were hard … Read more »
There has been much excitement and action at the CDM!
The Museum’s Committee explained: ‘Moving into the former Information Centre premises has been a game changer for us. In addition to having more historical display area our important retail opportunities are also greater. In addition to our existing fresh fruit, vegetables and plants we now sell the ever-popular honey. All this (excluding the honey) is generously donated and provides the … Read more »