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Event Location
Quorrobolong, Cessnock

Landcare Region

BCT Region

Event Description

Build identification skills for conserving our bushland! And learn about
private biodiversity conservation.
 

This workshop, presented by Paul Gadsby, TAFE NSW, will provide you with practical
methods to identify the indigenous trees in your area. 

The day will include

  • Background information about Eucalypts and ecology
  • Hands on work with botanical samples
  • Walk and id to practice methods in the bushland setting
  • Private conservation options
  • Eucalypt identification workshop
    at Quorrobolong, Cessnock
    Saturday 20th April 2022 9am - 2pm
    Quorrobolong.
    Address provided upon registration

Event Topics

Event Flyer
Eucalypt identification workshop at Quorrobolong, Cessnock Saturday 20th April 2022 9am - 2pm
Event Photos
Euc ID with Paul Gadsby
Event Outcomes
Number of Attendees
18
Number of Landowners
12
Event Outcome

Eucalypt ID workshop was highly regarded and we have a waiting list for another one to be run in the future

Eucalypt ID at Mulbring

The Eucalypt identification day at Mulbring in April went ahead despite the rain, thanks to our keen participants.  Our wonderful speaker, Paul Gadsby, led us through a simple workflow for narrowing down the genus and species of Eucalypt that we are trying to identify before even reaching for the key guide, making the process much less daunting.  The day started with an indoor session and many samples were collectively observed and identified. Everyone went home with a collection box of samples to guide ongoing learning. 

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Feedback from Event survey

  • Paul Gadsby was excellent tutor and supporting staff exceptional
  • Nice people good topic
  • I forgot my notepad and there weren't any handouts to write on (which was understandablegiven content would be going in Pauls book). Perhaps mentioning there is paper available for taking notes at the beginning of the presentation would have been great.
  • Participants introducing themselves would have been good