NEWS & EVENTS
Worlds End Conservation holds monthly working bees as well as a program of field days and workshops at our properties from Autumn to Spring. All our events are open to all to enjoy. See below for details of our 2017 events.
Take a look at our Research & Resources web page for great photos of plants and birds at Hallelujah Hills and Read Creek Hills. Up to date plant and bird lists and reports are also featured.
Worlds End Conservation has just joined the Pygmy Possum Citizen Science Project which aims to ensure the survival of the Western Pygmy Possum, a small marsupial in eastern South Australia. This endearing species is threatened by the predicted impact of temperature rise on its habitat over the next 50 years. Members of the Waterhouse Club involved in this project are building 15 pygmy possum boxes and will help us install them on Saturday 17th April at Read Creek Hills from 10.00a.m. Then on Saturday 29th May, on our working bee weekend, we will learn how to make possum and bat boxes and possum basket nests, make them, and then install them at Hallelujah Hills. If you’d like to join in either activity or keep up with this project please email our secretary (secretary@worldsendconservation.org.au)
Birds, bats, pygmy possums and rare plants – see what activities and discoveries we’ve got in store for 2021 in our first Newsletter for the year.
See our Special Newsletter for news and pictures of our Bird Banding Weekend at Hallelujah Hills
