Tracey Hinton prestenting "Anglesea Alcoa Mine Site Rehabilitation".
ANGAIR Annual Wildflower Weekend and Arts Show.
Geelong Orchid & Indoor Plant Club.
Inverleigh Common.
Richard Austin presenting "Orchids of Melbourne's Fringe".
ANOS Geelong members are welcome to attend ANOS Victoria field trips and conservation activities.
Information on upcoming activities is available on the ANOS Victoria Activities page.
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The following articles feature in this month's Bulletin:
Details of all activities for the coming months.
Life membership bestowed upon Frances Wilde and Geoff Beilby OAM with a write up of their significant contributions to the soiety over many years.
"On the Bench" - Photos of members orchids that were displayed at the last meeting.
"In the Shadehouse" - Photos of orchids that members have growing in cultivation.
"In the Field" - Photos of orchids members have recently seen in the wild.
"John Oxley Orchid Show, Brisbane" - A transcript of the previous meeting presentation by David Bell.
"Inverleigh Weeding" - An article and photos by Neil Anderton on weeding the Caladenia pumila cage and the Caladenia sp. aff. fragrantissima (Inverleigh Spider Orchid) enclosure.
A report on the orchids that can currently be seen flowering in the Anglesea district.
MONTHLY BULLETINANOS Geelong publishes a monthly Bulletin which is free to members. It is packed with information about upcoming activities and guest speakers, as well as reports on the society's previous activities, plus articles on the cultivation of our native orchids. Eleven editions of the ANOS Geelong Bulletin are published each year, from February through to December. It is distributed at our monthly meeting or members can elect to have it posted or e-mailed out to them. All members are encouraged to submit articles to the Bulletin on their topics of interest. |
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 EditorNeil Anderton is our editor. Neil is always on the look out for articles and orchid photos to go into the Bulletin. If you have something of interest you would like to share with our members please contact Neil. Send E-Mail to Neil Anderton. |