Annual Committee Report 2020-2021

The Trust’s 2020 year commenced with the huge success of our Climate Change expert presentation at the Killcare Surf Club with over 150 attendees. Unfortunately our intention to build on the momentum of this event was knocked by the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic which still casts a shadow on our capacity to campaign and hold large public events. Despite COVID the Trust continued to be active throughout the year. More info

New Interpretive Sign for Putty Beach

An interpretive sign has been placed next to the path from the first carpark to the beach. The sign marks the completion of the Council grant obtained by the Trust for the restoration of the adjacent gully.

Have you ever said  "What plant is that?"

iNaturalist Australia is an international biodiversity website uses artificial intelligence to identify organisms and a range of active experts that confirm your ID. Simply drop your photo into the website, include the date it was taken, use the map to pinpoint the location and it will suggest names for the organism. These are then verified by experts. It works incredibly well. It is also possible to explore Geographic areas and get species lists eg any species within the boundary of Bouddi NP.

KILLCARE WAGSTAFFE TRUST

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The Killcare Wagstaffe Trust seeks to preserve the natural values of the area and its general ambiance, and to promote a sense of community and place.​​
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RESOURCES

Guide to Local Wattles

This two page guide prepared by Mark Attwooll helps identify the wattles that grow on Bouddi peninsula. It includes all the wattles that naturally occur here and not the garden escapees.
Guide to Local Wattles

Identifying Local Gums

Mark Attwooll has produced a handy guide to assist in the identification of local gum species. The guide relies on getting a sample the dried fruit which can usually be found at the base of any gum tree if there aren't any available on accessible branches.
Identifying Local Gums

IPCC Climate Change Reports

Here are the latest climate change reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate change IPCC.
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