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St Arnaud is located at the Northern end of the Pyrenees Range on the

Eastern edge of the Wimmera Plains of Victoria.  

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The St Arnaud Field Naturalists Club is a not for profit charitable organisation run by volunteers.
 

We aim to provide a voice for nature conservation

in the St Arnaud region.
 

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Recovery and Protection of the depleted iconic Grey Grasstree (Xanthorrhoea glauca ssp angustifolia)

2016-2016 Please click on the photo to view the full report.

Surveys commenced again in late April 2013.

The last 3 months of 2012 recorded only 43mm while the first 4 months of the year 2013 recorded only 27mm of rain resulting in complete lack of eucalyptus flowering across a wide area and a failure of various wattle species to flower properly and set seed.

Final Report for Permit No: 10006285

Carried out by members of St Arnaud Field Naturalists Club Inc.

Location: Stuart Mill Nature Conservation Reserve, centred on Rostron Rd. Period: 30th April 2013- 30th November 2013

Interim Report for Permit No: 10006285 Small Mammal Surveys Using Motion-sensing Infra-red Cameras

Carried out by members of St Arnaud Field Naturalists Club Inc. Location: Stuart Mill Nature Conservation Reserve, centred on Rostron Rd.

Period: 30th April 2012- 30th November 2012

Records from 1970s indicated that the threatened Squirrel Glider(Petaurus norfolcensis)

was still to be found in this area. Subsequent searches by researchers, Dept of Sustainability and Environment, and Parks Victoria staff using spotlighting and hair tubes failed to locate this target species.

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Getting in Touch​

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President : Deborah Jenkins

Secretary  : Haviva Perkal

Treasurer : Prue McAllister​

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Writing to us

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PO Box 53, St Arnaud, Vic 3478

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Email us

starnaudfieldnats@gmail.com

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Acknowledgement

We acknowledge the Djaara people as the Traditional Owners of the St Arnaud area.
We pay our respect to their culture and sensitivity to the land, and recognise their continuing connection to country.
We pay our respects to their elders past and present

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