IFFA - Climate Change

[Chris Clarke]

Hi everyone,

 

The Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association is bunch of people keen on conserving and studying our local flora and fauna.

They run excursions and often hold interesting seminars and talks - see below. Their publication Indigenotes has made a comeback and now sports great colour photos.

Attached is a flier to their next event on climate change.

 

Their web site is at http://www.iffa.org.au/ - you can read some issues of Indigenotes on line.

 

Cheers,

 

Chris Clarke

 

 

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From: Mary Ann

To: 'Mary Ann'

Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2009 9:36 AM

Attached is a flyer about an upcoming talk about climate change put on by the Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association.


IFFA is an association with an interest in conserving our local flora and fauna.   Its 200 members include interested individuals, volunteers, groups and professionals in the environmental restoration field in Victoria, mainly in the Melbourne area. It currently conducts three main activities;

• It publishes a quarterly newsletter, on a range of flora and fauna related topics
• It conducts activites for members that foster interests in specific projects, themes and that encourage networking.  Recent examples include tours of Indigenous nursery, sanctuarys and zoo gardening. 
• It maintains a website with a range of pages including ones on indigenous nurseries, forums on indigeous gardens and ‘Wiki’ encyclopedia on indigenous flora and fauna